In an uncharacteristically acidic post, NRB Kathy Shaidle turns her normally elegant and erudite pen to a gratuitous, baffling attack on the Irish. In response to NRB Blogger Michelle Horstman’s post celebrating the rise of Irish Immigrants from abject poverty and prejudice to complete integration and participation in American society, Kathy felt it was a [...]
Editor’s Note: See Ryan Mauro’s post on Rielle Hunter here.
Devouring Remembering a Dissident, FrontPage Editor Jamie Glazov’s long-awaited tribute to his father, I came face to face with the insane thirst for power that drove Joseph Stalin and I began to understand something about male psychology. It also explains why I have stayed married to [...]
“The other day, a pediatric nurse in New York City refused to dance with Mbarek Lafrem, a Moroccan man, in a New York City bar. What did Lafrem do? He followed her into the women’s bathroom where he attempted to rape and savagely beat her. The woman was found unconscious and is now hospitalized. To [...]
The headline, “Vatican Aids Eichmann to Escape” is splashed on Page One of the Jerusalem Post. Of course my stomach turns, I’m a Roman Catholic. My husband and I have spent the past five years conducting research and documenting the growth of anti-Semitism in some conservative Catholic organizations, so I have no difficulty in believing [...]
In a dank, Munich beer-hall basement, a handful of utopians watched the genesis of the monstrous Gesticulator drawing the hungry voids and promising satiety. Hitler was a monster. He was not mad, he was evil. He freely chose what is universally known to be immoral. Worse, however, were the men who sat watching and thinking, “This [...]
It is almost midnight, but I can’t sleep. I am haunted by their faces, by the thought that, thirty-two years ago, at this very hour, both Gail and Dalal were still alive.
Gail was packing her cameras, checking that she had enough film and the right lenses. She would get up early so the beach would [...]
On August 16th, 2008, Candidates Barack Obama and John McCain answered the questions of Rich Warren, Pastor of Saddleback Church. During his now-famous, four and a half minute “Abortion is above my pay grade” diatribe, the President stuttered the following:
“The goal for me right now…and this is where I think we can find some common [...]
14.6 million Americans have lost their jobs. Many live on savings and search for work, while some accept to hold two part-time jobs, just to pay the bills. According to Reuters, if you are Jewish, you can take the easy way out. Just hop a plane to Israel and “sit out the recession.”
“Some young American [...]
David Horowitz crowns a wonderful chapter in his autobiography, Radical Son, with this important key to the essence of the Revolution:
“You have to realize that the issue didn’t matter. The issues were never the issues. It was the Revolution that was everything. Anything that undermined the system contributed to the Revolution and was therefore good.”
The [...]
March 2, 2010, couldn’t have been one of Congressman Ron Paul’s better days. Debra Medina, the candidate he introduced to voters after she managed part of his Presidential Campaign in 2008, lost her own bid for the Republican Texas Gubernatorial Nomination to conservative Rick Perry, and not-so-conservative, Kay Bailey Hutchison by 80% of the vote.
The [...]
