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Beware the Dictators of Virtue

May 9, 2013 By Daniel Greenfield 41 Comments

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The future of “tolerance” in America.

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Still the Least Racist Country in the World

April 10, 2012 By Dennis Prager 29 Comments

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Compared to other countries, Americans are xenophiles.

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Academic Bigotry: Leftist Professor Drops an F-Bomb on College Republicans

April 22, 2011 By Calvin Freiburger

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The University of Iowa College Republicans’ Conservative Coming Out Week has a simple message—conservatives are people too, they aren’t alone, and they don’t need to fear discrimination on college campuses like liberal Iowa City. Leave it to faculty left-wingers, to show their true feelings of tolerance.

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Anti-Bullying Laws Could Lead to Anti-Free Speech Policy

May 21, 2010 By Matthew Austin Leave a Comment

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Lawmakers in the Bay State are roundly congratulating themselves for addressing what they see as a growing problem in Massachusetts: high school bullying. In general, the Massachusetts anti-bullying statute prohibits the repeated bullying of a student by another student or group of students on school property or at any school sponsored activity. Massachusetts lawmakers included [...]

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The Silence of the Lambs

March 25, 2010 By William Kilpatrick 55 Comments

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Why are Christians failing to speak out against the evils perpetrated in the name of Islam?

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Eric Alterman: A Symbol of the Left’s Arrogance

February 13, 2010 By Michael van der Galien Leave a Comment

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After our very own Editor-in-Chief David Horowitz wrote a post blasting progressive columnist and Professor of literature Eric Alterman, I sent the latter an email, inviting him to respond to Horowitz’s post right here, at NewsReal Blog. Why? Well, because we, unlike most progressives, mean it when we say we encourage debate.
Alterman emailed me back [...]

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Tolerance for Terror

January 27, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 14 Comments

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Why the Obama administration resists the appropriate response to the threats to our freedoms and lives.

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Malaysia and the Myth of Islamic Tolerance

January 22, 2010 By Rich Trzupek 30 Comments

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A spate of attacks on Christian churches reveal the dark side of this “moderate” Muslim nation.

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Former Archbishop of Canterbury Cautions against Islamic Immigration

January 15, 2010 By Mark D. Tooley 21 Comments

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Lord Carey challenges creeping Sharia in Great Britain.

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Iranian Endgame – by P. David Hornik

December 17, 2009 By P. David Hornik 6 Comments

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Is Israel America’s last resort?

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