Opinion

The Bishop of Tucson and the invasion at the U.S. border

“The floor of Hell is paved with the skulls of bishops.” – St. Athanasius, Council of Nicea, 325 AD. That spirited quote can be applied to all those who are elevated to positions of great importance. Read More.

No comparison: Biden bull market vs Trump bull market

Joe Biden is boasting about the recent stock market rally. He's right that stocks have been on a tear for the last 14 months. The S&P 500 hit 5,000 for the first time in history. That's up from 500 some 30 years ago. Read More.

Progressives promote the idea of illegal aliens in your home

The latest attempt to normalize innately unnatural behavior comes out of woke Boston. Progressive residents are responding to a local government and big-box media call to shelter migrants in their homes. The apparent idea is that you’ll see this and want to join in, too. Read More.

Covid jab tyrants shift to emotional manipulation

Establishment physicians are now being tasked with the difficult chore of normalizing an experimental gene therapy falsely described as a “vaccine” as a routine and regular part of patient health care. Read More.

Biden's team budgets $65 billion in bid to control the Internet

Joe Biden's infrastructure bill appropriated $65 billion to help expand access to high-speed internet — even though nearly everyone already has it. Read More.

Time to take on the 'safe and secure' 2020 election

Here’s a quote to notice: "I don't care if there were 16 truckloads of ballots being driven in and deposited in Philadelphia.” – Former Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar, who presided over election security for the state in 2020, in a January 2024 interview. Read More.

Russia fills Subh-Saharan Africa power vacuum as France fades

The systemic chaos which has befallen a string of countries in the Sub-Saharan Sahel region has gone largely unnoticed by most of the media, except perhaps for Boko Haram’s mass kidnappings in Nigeria. Read More.

Bill Gates and the 'independent' Associated Press

It’s telling that the reposting of vacuous mutterings about the loss to “democracy” by glum Democrat politicians was a staple of social media activity by laid-off Los Angeles Times staffers in the days after they were jettisoned from the crumbling newspaper. Completely devoid of any self-awareness whatsoever, these progressive activists thinly disguised as journalists instinctively leaned on statist officials of the ruling establishment to tell the American people just how important they are. Read More.

Lives at stake: United Airlines’ bizarre corporate wokeness

You’re not getting a haircut, you know. When you choose to fly United Airlines, you are literally entrusting your life to a corporation you assume will take on the responsibilities of air travel in a competent, professional manner. It’s time to rethink those assumptions. Read More.

Election year: U.S. and UK's risky gamble in the Red Sea

Islamic Iran is pulling the puppet strings, and its local stooges are jumping to them threatening global commerce. But beyond Hamas terrorists in Gaza, or the Hizbullah in southern Lebanon, this new seaborne threat has emerged in the oft overlooked Red Sea, a vital waterway connecting the Mediterranean with the Arabian Sea. Read More.

Occult Consumerism and the downfall of the USA

As newly revealed Jeffrey Epstein documents drop and America continues to move ever closer to the brink of true national collapse, attention has rightly turned to the bad actors intentionally and actively fueling the destruction. Read More.

Audrey Hale: The Nashville assassin and her little black books

The big controversy in and around Nashville, Tenn., is the guarded "manifesto" of the transitioning Audrey Hale, who gunned down three small children and three adults in an explosion of hate for young Christian "crackers." Read More.

Supreme Court opts for expedience in Chauvin's appeal

Though buried in news reports and difficult to find, we nevertheless have learned that the United States Supreme Court has refused to consider the appeal from former Policeman Derek Chauvin, who argues that he did not kill or commit manslaughter on George Floyd. Read More.

Betrayal of America runs in CO Justice Melissa Hart's family

Colorado Supreme Court Justice Melissa Hart is the granddaughter of fired Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. Her mother Phyllis is the sister of Archibald Cox Jr. Read More.

Fatal error for Jews who agitated for a secular America?

Since World War II, most American Jews have believed that the more secular American society is, the more secure their status. This has been, as I have argued all of my life, a colossal error. Indeed, it may turn out to be a fatal error. With the outburst of unprecedented levels of antisemitism, American Jews are living the famous warning: "Beware what you wish for; you just may get it." Read More.