United Nations Just Condemned “Acts” Which Caused Flotilla Deaths
Once, Jews were persecuted because they had no ancestral home — and no army, navy, or air force. Now, Jews, both in Israel and around the world, are persecuted precisely because they have an ancestral home which dares to defend its citizens from deadly harm. This Jew-hatred [...]
The Lynching of Israel: The Global Propaganda Wars Gather Force
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Australian Senator Cory Bernardi: “Ban the Burqa”
May 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Senator Cory Bernardi is the Shadow Parliamentary Secretary Assisting the Leader of the Opposition and a Senator for South Australia. He is a strong defender of women’s rights. As if that’s not good enough, he is now calling for a burqa ban. In an essay posted on Menzies House the conservative Liberal Party politician asserted: [...]
From the Writings of David Horowitz: April 28th, 2010
April 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
“The Cornel West Reader” is a testament to the intellectual vacuum that a progressive education creates. The trappings of intellect are in place, the canonical names invoked, the capsule histories recalled, the theories broadly rehearsed. But behind the footnotes and the latinate prose, the vulgar mind of the activist is feverishly at work. A “discourse” [...]
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April 7, 2010 By 1 Comment
Yesterday, I told you about the troubling yet somehow not very surprising incident that took place in Canada’s national capital last weekend: two young supporters of Israel (one Jewish, one not) were threatened with a machete by an Arabic speaking gang.
(Let’s hope the same Ottawa constabulary that primly informed Ann Coulter that they “couldn’t guarantee [...]
From the Writings of David Horowitz: March 30, 2010
March 30, 2010 By Leave a Comment
A new scholarly study by two civil rights veterans has now been introduced into this debate. Stephan and Abigail Thernstrom’s America In Black and White reconstructs the history of racial progress and conflict in the postwar era, and examines the impact of affirmative action solutions. The authors cite a statement made in 1996 by Atlanta’s [...]
Fishing Gone?
March 19, 2010 By 55 Comments
How a new Obama administration taskforce may pave the way for a ban on sport fishing.
In Defense of Sexual Freedom
March 5, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Dirrrty girl Christina Aguilera has given up half-naked floor humping and even the fictional Carrie Bradshaw recently traded in her Sex and the City escapades for marital bliss. Apparently, there’s something terribly wrong with these developments. There’s a “new backlash against casual sex,” says Jessica Grose in her latest piece for Slate, a “new wave [...]
A Day in the Life of a Coptic Christian in Egypt
February 23, 2010 By
Attacks on the Christian-Coptic minority by incited Muslim mobs have become a way of life.
