Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
My shoulder waited three years. The VA pushed my surgery back three years, and Bernie Sanders wants to put your mother and your kids on a bigger version of that exact government line.
I don’t understand how criminals can be so boneheadedly Stupid. There is no publicly available information on what course of study Barak Steelmon was pursuing at the University of Kentucky, but I suspect that if he was attempting to become a rocket scientist or brain surgeon, if the allegations against him are true, he might …
Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Yoo discusses the reported federal investigation involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., including the seizure of a phone and subpoenas involving some of her family circle, on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’
I remember seeing it painted on buildings as we moved through Bosnia and Kosovo—a cross surrounded by four strange C-shaped marks. I knew it meant something Serbian; I didn’t realize somebody had managed to cram centuries of Byzantium, Orthodox Christianity, Ottoman conquest, Kosovo, nationalism and war into four little squiggles. The Serbian cross and its famous motto, “Only Unity Saves the Serbs,” taught me something I wouldn’t fully appreciate until years later: American soldiers arrived in the Balkans carrying maps, but the people who lived there were carrying centuries of memory.
Who cares? Blood-thirsty savages need no motivation to wage their war against infidels.
Do people in Washington care more about not offending the people who brought us 9/11 than they do defending our dear country?
Amid the noise of judging yesterday on today’s morals, a far more pervasive and intellectually dishonest form of censorship is being overlooked: the ongoing sanitization of historical fiction and classic literature.
Marine Corps Ret. Maj. Gen. Arnold Punaro joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss escalating Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabia.
“A lot of people might think the world is falling apart,” he wrote to me. “But they’re wrong. I’ve been on the other side. There’s lots of good people out there.”
I spend a lot of time focusing upon the criminal, anti-freedom harmonic crony convergence between Big Government and Big Business. Because it is THE fundamental component of the United States’ $30.8 trillion economy.
Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson discusses what he expects in the 2026 midterm elections on ‘Hannity.’
Game theory is mankind’s invention of 3D chess—the realization that rational players can make moves that look completely irrational when you can’t see the whole board. But American geopolitics adds another dimension: time. Presidents get four or eight years. Institutions, alliances, armies, intelligence agencies, bureaucracies, and strategic interests can endure for generations. So perhaps the real question isn’t simply, “Who runs America?” It’s more interesting than that: Who keeps playing after everyone else leaves the table? Because the biggest mistake in 3D chess may not be misunderstanding the move. It may be misunderstanding who the players actually are.
Baby-boomers and their now adult children, due to their sheer numbers, have created the greatest sustained economic boom in history. The demand they created for consumer goods spawned whole industries to service their egocentricity including, but not limited to: credit purchases, electronics, up-scale vacations, and healthcare. Contrary to previous generations, they seem impervious to inflation – gas five bucks/gallon – so what? Their powerful ramifications have kept the USA a world leader.
Ret. Maj. Gen. James ‘Spider’ Marks discusses reports of Iran targeting military bases in the United Kingdom and the Houthis escalating attacks on Saudi Arabia on ‘America Reports.’
When NATO started bombing Yugoslavia in 1999, most Americans discovered Kosovo approximately fifteen minutes before forming an opinion about it. The problem was that the people actually living there had been fighting over its history for roughly 600 years. From the Battle of Kosovo in 1389 and the Ottoman world of Vlad the Impaler, through Tito’s Yugoslavia and one bizarre, politically explosive glass-bottle incident in 1985, Kosovo accumulated centuries of grievances before the first NATO bomb fell. American troops arrived carrying rifles, radios, maps and rules of engagement. The Balkans were waiting with six centuries of history.
No excitement without an indictment, but break out the popcorn anyway because liberals are freaking out.
On Monday, Matt Drudge used the above photo to depict Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, D-Somalia, after Homeland Security investigators raided her DC area home.
Western Civilization: Quo Vadis?
All of Western Civilization should celebrate Columbus Day. No exceptions. Especially for Indians.
Especially, because the “Columbian Exchange” between Europe and the New World went well for Indigenous people of the Americas and Caribbean.
NYPD Detectives’ Endowment Association president Scott Munro discusses the stabbing of an off-duty NYPD detective and anti-ICE protests in New York City on ‘The Story.’
The election is upon us, and we worry about all forms of vote fraud, but are we concentrating enough on another related type of fraud – the campaign finance fraud that enables illegal donations from all kinds of corrupt sources to fund political campaigns?
I always wondered what I’d do if I met him. I always wondered how I’d act if I met Young Me.
Well, this was my chance to find out.
Foreign influence, ideological networks, and institutional capture
Merriam-Webster defines a “fifth column” in its original, literal sense: “a group of secret sympathizers or supporters of an enemy that engage in espionage or sabotage within defense lines or national borders.” That is a high bar (i.e., hidden agents under foreign direction with actions timed to a military objective), and almost nothing discussed in American politics today clears it.