Where’s the Honor, Courage, Steadiness As is often said about politics, people get the government they deserve. Joe Epstein, writing in the WSJ, warns readers: now that both candidates are “locked-in, we can look forward to nearly eight full months of put-downs, insults and general vituperation.” Despite the best efforts of the handful of people […]
Blindsiding Putin’s Vast Security State
Russia Was Warned: The Russian Security State employs almost one million policemen, 340,000 national guards, and over 100,000 spies. That “apparatus has proved ruthlessly efficient in terrorizing babushkas bringing flowers to Alexei Navalny’s grave, tracking down lone bloggers and persecuting homosexuals,” coitizes Owen Matthews in The Spectator: But as the Crocus attack demonstrated, the Kremlin’s securocrats […]
Weakness in America
A Time for Prayer In what Daniel Henninger calls “a classic failure of national security intelligence, he points to the attack on Crocus City Hall among catastrophic intelligence failures. Why Are Catastrophic Failures Happening: 22 March: 130 dead from attack on Crocus City Hall. 7 October: Rampage by Hamas pitches Israel into a war of […]
Afghanistan: Bitter Choices Are Part of the Game
Hate-Maddened Killers and Thugs: A report from the U.N. tracks the growth of a group involved in international terrorism since the fall of Kabul in August 2021. IS-KP, an Islamic State group. according to David Loyn in The Spectator, is becoming a crucible of international terrorism. Bolstering that fear is IS-KP’s latest mission: carrying out […]
RIP Segregation in the Skies
“David E. Harris, trailblazing airline Pilot, Is Dead at 89,” (Obit here), reports Jay Nordlinger in NRO. “In 1964, at the height of the civil rights movement, (Harris) became the first Black pilot for a major commercial airline in the United States.” Harris, who had been turned down by airline after airline, finally had an interview […]
The Problem with Paul Krugman
Joe Biden’s Budget Chicanery Last week, explains James Freeman in the WSJ, voters in Ohioans sent establishment Democrats a message of their dissatisfaction. Paul Krugman of the New York Times gives the citizens of the Buckeye State a good scolding for not voting as he instructs. Specifically, he’s annoyed by Ohio’s recent reluctance to elect Democrats. Like […]
They’re Coming for Your Truck
Executive Malpractice President Joe Biden is dancing to the sound emitting from a small but boisterous progressive constituency – the climate lobby. Largely “affluent city-dwellers—a white-collar elite – make up the climate lobby. “Climate is their First World problem, and they are going to vote for Mr. Biden anyway,” Kimberley Strassel reminds readers in the […]
An Uplifting Note on Disarming the Narrative of Fear
Keep Up the Fight It is not a huge stretch, promotes Edward Ring in American Greatness, to move from not only believing that civilization isn’t already doomed to also believing we can develop and manage new technology in ways that will benefit humanity. Fables based on “Climate Crisis” The establishment narrative in the United States […]
Bernie’s Magical Thinking
Turn Off the Lights and Other Bad Ideas Charles Lipson in The Spectator calls Senator Bernie Sanders a “bottomless cup of bad ideas.” Sanders is pushing for a law where everybody gets to work 32 hours for 40 hours of pay. What would that mean a magical 25% increase if Bernie’s wishes were realized? The […]
Justifying Rapes, Murders, Kidnappings
Why the Misery? Blowing Gaza’s “golden opportunity” with gassy, destructive rhetoric is what is really causing the Misery, as negotiations continue on truce talks (a six week cease-fire, according to the WSJ) with goals that seem impossible to reconcile, Paul Morland in The Spectator attempts to explain: Inequitable Food Distribution Among the wrong-headed arguments concerning […]
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