American Celebration July 3, 2025Rick McDowell
America is not self-sustaining by default. It requires active defense -- not just militarily, but morally. Civically. Culturally.
The 442nd: An American immigrant story June 17, 2025Julian R. Sinclair
The most decorated unit in the history of the U.S. Army was comprised of formerly-interned Japanese citizens with an immigrant background, a stark contrast from the third world ingrates we receive today.
‘We have no kings!’ June 14, 2025John M. Grondelski
Americans may have ‘no kings,’ but it seems we have a lot of entitled petty nobility.
16,658 days June 13, 2025Nick Lopez
The Iranian thugs who took American diplomats hostage in 1979 were never punished ... until perhaps now. God bless Israel!
Exploiting the USS LibertyJune 7, 2025Arthur Schaper
This tragic event, now decades old, is still used by antisemites to stoke hatred of Jews and Israel.
Slavery Unreckoned June 2, 2025Lars Møller
Political activists on the left approach slavery as a historical phenomenon in a highly selective way, focusing on the transatlantic slave trade while ignoring, if not tacitly accepting, the existence of entire slave populations in countries under Marxist tyranny.
Multiculturalism May 23, 2025Lars Møller
In the spiritual void after Christianity, which they have banished from their everyday lives, modern Western Europeans desperately grope for meaning, being denied recourse to historical self-awareness while competing for “social media virtues” such as “tolerance.”
Maybe we need to create another West Virginia May 20, 2025Silvio Canto, Jr.
Virginia is starting to look a lot like Oregon or Washington: one blue urban area surrounded by a bunch of red counties unhappy with the direction of the state government.
The speech that made us Americans May 14, 2025Jackie Cushman
It’s easy to look back and think independence was inevitable for America. But really, the Declaration was almost shut down before it could be sent.
British Born and Bred May 9, 2025Lars Møller
Should people automatically be considered “British” if born in Britain but raised by parents rooted in a culture other than the British one?
From Imperialism to Defeatism April 30, 2025Lars Møller
Witnessing the self-torture and prolonged suicide of an entire nation, as yet unwilling to grasp the enormity of the “rape gang scandal”, the question lingers: What became of the faith, drive, and heroism that formed the backbone of British imperialism?
Day of Infamy April 29, 2025Peter Nichols
If there is a “lesson of Vietnam,” it is that there can be no half-waging of war, for it guarantees “prolonged indecision.”
Who will be our Pericles? April 30, 2025James A. George
We once had a president who embodied the qualities of the Greeks’ most articulate leader. We may now have another one.
Acting on the Lessons of History April 25, 2025Lars Møller
Christianity in the Old World began its retreat from the Levant, Mesopotamia, and North Africa in the seventh century, but is now preparing for final surrender in Western Europe. The fall of Constantinople marked a tragic, but predictable, event down the road to perdition.
The FBI Knew All Along April 12, 2025Jack Cashill
You do not have to wade far into the recently declassified Crossfire Hurricane documents to be shocked.
Rebirth of Beauty and Faith April 10, 2025Lars Møller
Architecture is a choice of ideology. How we design public space is a suitable material for an anthropological study, and it says everything about who we are, our perspectives on life, death, and eternity.
If not revealed, then it never happened April 11, 2025Jonathan Schiff
For many years Canada kept secret the names of Nazi imports after WWII; today the world community demands from Ottawa to reveal the data that has been hidden.
Upheaval and Pushback March 31, 2025Lars Møller
We need a historical perspective — and precise concepts — to fully appreciate the existential threats to the West from both within and without, so that we may ultimately choose the right means to prevail.
Getting Back to Serving Humanity March 20, 2025Anthony J. DeBlasi
Today’s remnant of real Christians remains politically and socially at the mercy of Godless magnates of power, including those who profess to be Christian but do not heed the Gospel.
Deep-State Sabotage in the DoD? March 12, 2025Rajan Laad
The apparent deletion of personnel with 'Gay' in their names pushes the 'Trump administration is chaotic and incompetent' narrative, while the deletion of the black airmen helps push the racism claim.
The Cultural Cycle Is Upon Us Again February 24, 2025Glenn Spitzer
This old guard seeks to defend what the majority sees as indefensible, and we are finally exerting political will to address the obviously dysfunctional institutions at the root of the problem.
Tucker Carlson Needs Help February 10, 2025Sha'i ben-Tekoa
Contrary to what Carlson seems to believe, Jews caring about Israel does not diminish their loyalty to America in the slightest.
Migration, Conquest, and Exodus February 6, 2025Lars Møller
As Europe crumbles under the weight of Muslim immigrants, whose ideological stance and numbers combine to destroy a civilization built on Judeo-Christian values, its original inhabitants must prepare for submission or flight.
Decades of Lies from the Left January 30, 2025E. Jeffrey Ludwig
How do you convince the most fortunate people on Earth that they should hate the country they’ve benefited from their whole lives?
Auschwitz’s Brutal Lesson January 29, 2025Diana L. Banister
Eighty years since the liberation of that Nazi death camp and it is still incomprehensible that any human being could do this to another.
De Gaulle Set a Pattern For Trump January 27, 2025Mike Konrad
De Gaulle understood that nations have to be unified in laws, language, and identity -- none of this multicultural nonsense. He wanted to Make France Great Again.
Donald Trump and the American Character January 26, 2025Steve McCann
The landslide election win by Donald Trump has left the Democrat Party, the Deep State, the legacy media, and the rest of the Marxist/Progressive establishment in a state of shock at the depth of the American electorate’s rejection.
If this is war, so be it January 24, 2025Ed Timperlake
When I read about President Trump's war on cartels at the border, all I can think of is George Marshall's warning to President Roosevelt about invasions from the south.
Under the dome that Lincoln built January 21, 2025Ned Cosby
Just as Lincoln must have given one bodacious smile when he managed to complete the Capitol Dome, that smile should fill all of our hearts now.
‘Quo vadis, Democrats?’ January 17, 2025J.A. Frascino
How did far left Democrat policies get so radicalized and out of touch with the realities of terrestrial existence…and will they change course?
Nostalgia and Pragmatic Idealism January 1, 2025Lars Møller
Under the threat of annihilation from relativist secularism in conjunction with absolutist Islamism, Christianity in the West may deep down yearn for reconciliation with Christianity in the East.
The Forgotten Turf January 2, 2025Mike Konrad
It’s one of the world’s most important pieces of land outside Jerusalem — but almost no one knows about it.
Read the room! January 3, 2025Kevin Finn
Will the losses among their audiences and seats in the press room be enough to wake up the mainstream media?
Civilization and Barbarism December 13, 2024Lars Møller
How deeply rooted is Western civilization? How vulnerable is it to (a) the corruption of secular relativism and (b) the aggression of ideological absolutism (totalitarianism), whether derived from within as in the case of Marxism or imported by millions of Muslim migrants replacing the citizens of dying Christian nations?
A Disaster Foretold November 29, 2024Lars Møller
As in a dystopian suicide orgy, Westerners have staged their own downfall, defying common sense, loyalty to civilization, and love of family.
Killing Kakistocracy November 4, 2024Tom McAllister
Donald Trump is the weapon of choice to kill this kakistocracy; mission focus is crucial now, and with God’s help, perhaps we can claw our way back to sanity.
Fascist: Trump, Harris, both, neither? October 23, 2024Deane Waldman
An analysis of candidates’ characters and governance styles reveals that Harris and the Democrats are fascists; there is no comparable evidence against Trump.
Feast of the Cannibals October 11, 2024Lars Møller
The revolution is the feast of the cannibals. Vanity, lust for power, and deadly rivalry invariably get mixed up with the particulars of ideology. Unyielding conceit appears in the guise of piety or secular altruism as purges degenerate into violent orgies. Sure enough, the outcome is the installment of another tyranny.
Participation and Preparation October 9, 2024Will Henry
If the elites succeed in manipulating the count with illegitimate ballots, all the populist opposition will have left is Carl von Clausewitz’s “War is the continuation of politics by other means.”
Masochistic Fatalism in Times of Challenge September 27, 2024Lars Møller
In the West, bewildered orphans of Christianity humble themselves and relinquish freedom of speech — a precious gift bestowed on humanity by their ancestors — to appease Muslim masses invading their lands and counting on their piecemeal submission.
The New Gods Among Us September 19, 2024Vince Coyner
America thought she’d shaken off the shackles of monarchs who claimed descent from the gods, but the last twenty years have introduced a new crop of very foolish god kings.
Eight Primary Forces That Threaten America Today September 12, 2024Frank Hawkins
The state of our society is a far cry from life in the 20th century, and even much of the first two decades of the 21st century. What major forces are driving much of the dramatic changes?
A good day for Jack and Nikita September 11, 2024Silvio Canto, Jr.
On this day in 1953, John F. Kennedy, then a new senator from Massachusetts, and Nikita Khrushchev, of the USSR, had something to cheer about.
War Denial in the West September 6, 2024Lars Møller
In the West, we deny (a) the need to maintain our borders, (b) the right to promote our ideals, and (c) the command to engage our enemies despite daily declarations of war.
To the Shores of Tripoli September 3, 2024Seth Grossman
On September 4, 1804, Richard Somers and twelve others sailed the Intrepid, a small ship packed with explosives, into the harbor of Tripoli in North Africa.
The Great Realignment September 2, 2024David Prentice
The GOP has become the party of Trump, while the Democrats have become the party of the clinically insane.
Labor Day Celebrates American Exceptionalism August 29, 2024Scott S. Powell
Properly understood, Labor Day celebrates not only labor, but also the ideas, job creators, and institutions central to the flourishing of the United States and its people.
Barbarians at the Gate August 23, 2024Lars Møller
While the Visigoths and Franks fought for everything they held dear when they were attacked by the Moors, the French of today have already given up the fight for freedom and resigned themselves to a self-inflicted destiny as dhimmis.
Politicizing the Military Must Stop August 14, 2024Robert F. Turner
The Biden administration’s frantic review of the Medals of Honor awarded following the Battle of Wounded Knee politicized something politics should not touch.
The Cult of Kindness: ‘Christianity Without Tears’ August 12, 2024Dana E. Abizaid
“Kindness” as a virtue finds a place in modern “education,” but the emphasis is on cultish, contrived acts, not on the Judeo-Christian traditions and Greek roots that makes for true kindness.
Conspiracy Theories August 8, 2024Lars Møller
While paranoia is a trivial source of conspiracy theories in whatever shape or form, real-world politics undoubtedly lures those aspiring to exercise power — both declared enemies and self-deceptive traitors of freedom — into conspiring to get their way.
Why Do Democrats Wreck the Economy? August 4, 2024Christopher Chantrill
It all comes down to the binary of gifting your supporters and going to war against the enemy. So every Democrat administration decides to throw more money at free health care and maybe start a war.
Why They Hate July 19, 2024Michael S. Goldstein
History and Islamic law provide the framework for an analysis of why Muslims hate the Jews and Israel.
The Stonewall Riot Hoax July 17, 2024Robert Weissberg
A glitzy new museum in New York City hides the grim reality behind the Stonewall riot, a flashpoint for sexual ‘liberation.’
Academic Presidential Rankings July 12, 2024Ben Voth
President Biden has been protected as a ‘great’ President since he was elected -- even though his deficiencies were obvious to the public.
The Silence of the Bells July 9, 2024Lars Møller
People wont to exercising the freedom of speech share the fate as church bells in countries succumbing to Islamism: They fall silent.
Leftists emulating Nazis July 10, 2024D. Parker
Why do leftists insist so vigorously on associating Nazis with the far right? It’s about what they can get away with.
The 2024 Election and the Economic Future of America June 25, 2024Steve McCann
This nation is well down the road to becoming the most spendthrift and indebted nation in the annals of mankind, and an understanding of the nation’s financial health is vital if we are to elude a similar fate.
Searching for America’s Identity June 22, 2024E. Jeffrey Ludwig
The struggle to define the guiding principles of the American ‘experiment’ has intensified in recent years. The stakes have risen, too.
The Phony War June 18, 2024David Thalheimer
We need to stop the Democrat war on self-defense by training and enabling Americans in every state to defend themselves and their communities.
Our D-Day June 14, 2024Greg Maresca
Deep in our collective American soul, we all realize that our nation is on trial.
Good and Evil June 11, 2024Lars Møller
The moral retreat in the West has set the stage for a tragic repetition of human history; can we right the ship?
Death fears of the Democrats June 7, 2024James Lewis
Death fears, regressive behavior, and mob scapegoating are all of a piece — and the Democrats are exploiting all of them.
Democrat devolution May 31, 2024Eric Utter
If one speaks out too strongly against the Democrats, there will be consequences. But I will continue to do so anyway.
In the Shadow of Giants May 17, 2024Lars Møller
Like the ancient Greeks, we cannot afford to lay down our weapons and armor, but must keep ready for battle if we still have any loyalty to ourselves and our kindred; molon labe.
Wealth and Redistribution April 17, 2024Lars Møller
The very idea that you, simply by virtue of being, should be entitled to wealth generated by others is like the introduction of a new system of privilege.
Sins and Atonement April 5, 2024Lars Møller
With the appearance of penitence, but in reality the expression of moral confusion, the modern phenomenon of Western self-denial is destructive of everything on which we normally depend.
Truth, Veritas, and Knowledge of History in the U.S. June 11, 2018Michael Curtis
The snowflakes in their never-ending quest to erase injustice are now targeting some of the most essential elements of America's historic foundation in Boston. Time to take the nameplate off Faneuil Hall?
The Enlightenment: A Useful Myth June 18, 2017Jack H. Burke
Starting with David Brooks, here's the view that modern secular "moderates" and liberals take of the Western Enlightenment, which had its darker edges.
Is Today's Britain Like Post-WWI France? June 12, 2017Peter Skurkiss
As Britain's young rapidly move into the Labour Party's fold, a look at how this played out in France in the aftermath of World War I is instructive.
Speaking of Fake History... May 25, 2017Armando Simon
The travails around President Trump are largely the work of fake history narratives. Here are some examples of other fake news that influenced U.S. history.
A confederacy of leftists April 5, 2017Alan Wellikoff
Recent actions by the left-occupied Democratic Party have a lot in common with the prelude to the activities seen in the run-up to the U.S. Civil War.
Russia Then and Now February 12, 2014Bruce Walker
Few areas of forgotten history are as vital to understanding the world today as the remarkable success of tsarist Russia and the utter destruction of Russian greatness through the malignancy of Marxism in action.
What Senators Should Be January 23, 2014Bruce Walker
Outgoing Senator Tom Coburn calls to mind a class of legislators practically unheard of today. And now he is leaving.
AD 2012 or 2012 CE? January 8, 2012Elizabeth Lauren
Political correctness has seeped into the way we write our dates -- but "the Common Era" causes far more problems than it solves.
Ghost of the Gateway November 24, 2011Geoffrey P. Hunt
Without it, the perfected vision of today's liberal elites, the virgin undisturbed garden, would have been America's destiny. Today, it could not be built.
No One Is Stealing Palestinian Land November 13, 2011Jerrold L. Sobel
This is a common theme amongst two sets of people supporting the Palestinian cause: those with unmistakable animus toward Israel and Jews and others just misinformed by consistent, unremitting propaganda.
When Evils Collide June 27, 2011Bruce Walker
Seventy years ago, Hell fought Hell. On June 22, 1941, Hitler abandoned his close alliance with Stalin, and began total war against his erstwhile friend.
