The Banality of Evil In American Greatness, historian Victor Davis Hanson exposes the most common “untruths” about the 7 October attack on Israel and the following politically charged war. Israeli leaders promise not to be deterred by President Biden’s threat to withhold more arms shipments if the military launched a major assault on densely populated […]
Mistakes: They’ve Made a Few
Originally posted April 5th, 2024 Will Policy Align with the Real World “The cult of fossil fuel suppression presents itself as an orthodoxy from which no dissent is permitted,” writes Francis Menton in his Manhattan Contrarian. In the U.S., there has been substantial and growing resistance to the enforcement of that orthodoxy, among Republicans in […]
Adults Lead at University of Florida
Not a Daycare Parents of college students are rightly furious at the asinine antics of pro-Hamas agitators at America’s leading universities. The president of the University of Florida, Ben Sass, writes specifically of one parent, who bluntly asks, “why would anyone spend their money to send kids to college?” President Sass also provides some inescapable […]
If You’re Happy and You Know It, Clap Your Hands
From the River to the Sea, Palestine Will Be Free Trespassing and vandalism – “mini-Gazas,” William McGrun calls them, resembling summer camps – have sprouted up at colleges across America. The difference is that instead of singing “If you’re happy and you know it clap your hands,” the college kiddies opt for someone leading them […]
Huge Taxpayer Scam: Student Loan Forgiveness
Originally posted April 15, 2024. Do Harvard Law Grads Need Loan Forgiveness? President Joe Biden’s Education department is run by none other than Elizabeth Warren & Co.. The education department’s $1.6 trillion student loan portfolio would rank as the 5th largest bank in the U.S. by assets, explains Allysia Finley in the WSJ: Imagine a […]
It Really Is 1968 All Over Again
Camera-Ready Victims of “State Violence” If not 1968, then, argues Daniel Henninger in the WSJ, it’s “even more like 2020, when George Floyd protests spread almost instantaneously to hundreds of U.S. cities. “The so-called Gaza solidarity encampments sprouted on many campuses isn’t spontaneous. This is modern protest as produced by the cookie cutter of social […]
Protecting the Law
Standing against Mob Rule “We’re now well past the point where these protesters, student and non-student alike, think the rules or campus regulations don’t apply to them,” writes Jim Geraghty in NRO. “They believe criminal law doesn’t apply to them.” (April 2024) Notable & Quotable (From The WSJ) Father Ted Hesburgh (1917-2015), former president of the University […]
Summing Up the College Protests
“Not a Daycare” From a pro-Palestine protesting student: “I wish I was more educated.” NEW: Pro-Palestine protester has no clue why she is protesting and then asks a friend why they are protesting who also has no clue. Remarkable. Reporter: “Why are you protesting?” Protester: “Demanding that NYU stops! I honestly don’t know what NYU […]
Prime Time – Bring Back 1957
A Way to Vanquish Mob Rule Little Rock, Arkansas, 1957 – when white mobs tried to prevent black students from safely attending school. Jason L. Riley reminds readers in the WSJ, President Dwight Eisenhower “decided to do something about the mob defying the Brown ruling.” In a prime-time television address, the president explained that “demagogic […]
Unicorns for Israel
Something Deeply Wrong Hamas still has “five freaking American hostages.” There’s nothing like a good cause, and the music industry has long been behind potent issues. Think Band Aid, Live Aid, Farm Aid, Stand Up to Cancer, Hope for Haiti, the Concert for Sandy Relief, the Concert for Ukraine. Big-name musicians from every genre will […]
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