October 27, 2025

Opinion

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Coronavirus forces changes in EU's open borders policy
The Coronavirus, which started in China late last year in Wuhan has since mushroomed into a full-fledged flu epidemic from the Far East to Western Europe and Middle America. Read More.
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Apocalypse in perspective: Trust leaders who earned our trust
Reading the apocalyptic headlines concerning coronavirus, one feels like we are staring into the abyss. Read More.
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Soros buys plagues on Americans with $100 million
Lest people fail to understand just how vile progressive globalist billionaire George Soros can be, observe how he is pushing a literal Pandora's Box of plagues upon the American people via an organization benignly called Human Rights Watch. Read More.
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Since when is hating America legitimate public discourse?
The way the far left and media seem to be rejoicing over the collapse of the stock market due to the coronavirus confirms without a doubt, the radical Dems and their partners in the mainstream media would rather have President Donald Trump fail/impeached even if it meant his success would improve the lives of all Americans. Read More.
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Today's utopians callously plunge world into 'chaos and hatred'
In the 21st century once again the world has entered a vicious cycle of revolution and reaction. Read More.
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Robust Trump speaks for many: 'I look at Joe, I don’t know'
In comparison to his Democrat rivals, President Donald Trump is the personification of acuity and vigor. Read More.
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North Korea seals off world from its coronavirus secrets
In a time of crisis, near-panic, over a disease to which the best medical minds have yet to find a sure cure, total cooperation is essential. The World Health Organization, scientists around the world, anyone who knows anything is duty-bound to try and help. Read More.
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President Trump visits post-democratic socialist India
Though many pundits smirkingly dismissed Donald Trump’s whirlwind trip to India as simply style over substance, the clear message was that the United States was reaffirming its close commitment to political and commercial ties to India, the world’s largest democracy. Read More.
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Don't look now but facial recognition arrests are coming
A person in the United Kingdom reportedly is the first to be arrested using real-time facial recognition on the streets – a sign that the technology is becoming a viable law enforcement tool. Read More.
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Pentagon funds biased pro-transgender military study
A newly-released, Pentagon-funded study concluded that a whopping two-thirds of U.S. military members support having transgender troops serve alongside them. Read More.
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What President Sanders would mean for U.S.-UK ties
While Joe Biden staved off the reaper in the South Carolina primary on Saturday, Bernie Sanders seems well-positioned to outpace him to become the Democrat nominee to challenge President Donald Trump. Read More.
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How Doctors Without Borders promotes do-it-yourself abortions
The international "humanitarian" organization Doctors Without Borders is actively working to pave the way for do-it-yourself abortion. Read More.
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Remember when Dems said no one was coming for your guns?
California continues to proudly lead the charge toward a disarmed citizenry. Read More.
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Warren's coronavirus plan would cost Trump his wall
As cheap, political stunts go, Massachusettes Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s latest one may surpass all others. Read More.
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Dems & Bernie: A pivotal moment in history
If Bernie makes it four straight in South Carolina, good luck trying to derail the freight train. Read More.

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