Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
That the perp is a former police officer is just icing on the cake for the Inky! As we have previously noted, The Philadelphia Inquirer chose not to publish the photos of Quadir Jones, charged in the rape of a 13-year-old girl leaving a SEPTA train station on her way to school, or Yaaseen Bivins, …
The most racist people in America are the “anti-racists.” In this installment of my series on the racism of the anti-racists, I provide three detailed examples. In parts 1 – 3 of this series, I have provided examples of how the most racist people in America are the “anti-racists,” just like the least tolerant are …
As we continue to examine the language of the Fifth Amendment, we find many statements on what those in positions of government power are prohibited from doing
The Democrats have ruled with a leftwing iron fist like they won a landslide in 2020, instead of like the 50/50 split we actually have in Congress. These tone deaf libs seem poised to take the biggest shellacking since 2010. Let’s give it to ’em!
The House of Representatives silly “January 6th Committee” held it’s last pre-election meeting, another meeting broadcast on television, as the credentialed media have teamed up with the Democrats to try to maintain their slender majorities in the 2022 elections. The trouble is that the Democrats have no current issues that are important to the voters. …
The Use of Force Continuum has five levels of force for police to use. Law, and ethics, do not require cops to use all four levels before deadly force. A few weeks back I found this article in a Facebook law enforcement page, and then I went on a tear. It shows how quickly a …
If you want to know why homicides in Philadelphia are both proceeding along record numbers and being solved at very low rates, The Philadelphia Inquirer has decided to tell you. Trouble is, I don’t think that they meant to convey the message that they did. Black and Latino residents in University City feel the weight …
If there ever was a more cooked up piece of nonsense to use in a muck raking campaign against a good candidate, the left found it against Herschel Walker.
I suppose that I shouldn’t have been surprised. On Tuesday, October 11th, the day that the Philadelphia Police Department reported that 423 people had been murdered in the City of Brotherly Love, the website home page of The Philadelphia Inquirer had, in their “Philly Tips” section, “How to file a complaint against a Philly police …
There has been a shift in the American political spectrum and this is my attempt to break down how it shifted & why it happened.
On November 8th, I will be voting for one Democrat, Estill County Sheriff Chris Flynn. He’s a Marine Corps veteran, and I personally know him to be honest. And, in his auto repair business — which he inherited from his father, and was once again being run by his father once Sheriff Flynn took office …
Shortages of police on major departments is bad enough. Misusing the manpower that remains on the job only makes matters much worse.
St Louis, Missouri used to be our nations murder capital, but has been downgraded to second place behind New Orleans. The Gateway City saw a whopping 263 homicides in 2020, which, with the city’s population being 304,709 that year, the homicide rate was an astounding 86.31 per 100,000 population. In 2021, the city dropped to …
On Monday, The New York Times published a condescending story about “a group of election deniers” who had gathered “at an invitation-only conference in August at a secret location southeast of Phoenix” and “unspooled a new conspiracy theory about the 2020 presidential outcome.” The story involved Konnech Corp., a small election software company based in …
Getting Ready for the October Ruse and the November Cheat Part 1
On Tuesday, September 27, 2022, Mayor Jim Kenney (D-Philadelphia) signed an executive order banning the possession of firearms and other deadly weapons at city parks and recreation centers, something that even The Philadelphia Inquirer recognized as likely to draw a legal challenge. It didn’t take long: on Monday, October 3rd, the executive order was tossed …
Few inside the FBI have disgraced both the agency and himself quite as thoroughly as special agent Peter Strzok. He was fired from his position as the Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI’s Counterintelligence Division after text message exchanges with his paramour and colleague, FBI lawyer Lisa Page, were revealed. Strzok led both the Hillary …
Since the shootings at Roxborough High School, in which six gang-bangers “clique beefers”¹ in a stolen SUV ambushed at least one targeted individual, wounding three others and killing an apparently innocent 14-year-old as they were leaving a football scrimmage, the cries of the people and the politicians to “do something” has been deafening. City Councilwoman …
The prosecution of Mark Houck under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances act (FACE) Should be Dismissed as the act may not valid after the Dobbs decision
It was buried dozens of paragraphs down in a long story in The Philadelphia Inquirer, the indicator of the mindset that afflicts the oh-so-compassionate left in the United States: In Philadelphia, there are no gangs in the traditional, nationally known sense. Instead, they are cliques of young men affiliated with certain neighborhoods and families. It …