Last week was the third anniversary of January 6th, 2021. Much was said by MANY commentators and activists, INCLUDING a bombastic screed from our beloved dement in chief, Joe Biden. History is rife with insurrections, uprisings and revolts. Even a brief perusal of history books or the internet will unearth oodles of examples. Here are just a few: The Athenian
Several of my recent essays have documented the atrocities committed on October 7th against Israel by Hamas terrorists. The internet is rife with similar exposés. Many readers have expressed tremendous shock over what’s been revealed, and, as shocking as those atrocities are, ladies and gentlemen, I’m afraid that there’s something even MORE shocking! What, in God’s name, you might ask,
One of the great unsung forces of history is… stupidity. How different would our word today be if Hitler heeded a basic rule of warfare (NEVER start a war on two fronts) when he invaded Russia while fully engaged in a war against Western Europe? Similarly, what if British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and the European Allie’s had resolved to
We all know that, for the past two months, pro-Hamas rioters keep shrieking, “ceasefire”. Many people don’t know, however, that there WAS a “ceasefire” in place BEFORE the Oct 7 invasion. Yes, that’s right, there supposedly WAS a ceasefire in effect when the Palestinian terrorists broke down border fences and invaded Israel. The so called “ceasefire” went in to effect
As noted by commentator Hugh Fitzgerald, “one of the soothing notions being disseminated by the Biden administration is that Hamas must be clearly distinguished from the “ordinary people” in Gaza, who, we are led to believe, deplore the terrorist atrocities and want only to be left alone to lead peaceful lives. It’s a comforting thought, but it isn’t true.” First,
What follows is a letter by Los Angeles resident Paul Schnee in response to an editorial in the Los Angeles Times calling for an extended ceasefire in Gaza. It’s unclear whether or not the LA Times saw fit to publish the letter, but it definitely WAS published by activist Pamela Geller in the Geller Report on November 19, 2023: “Dear
Some readers may have felt that the conclusion of my recent essay, The Second Month Of War, Part Two (posted November 12, 2023) was overly harsh on Hamas because I likened them to rabid dogs. In response to such understandable criticism, I will have to double down, unfortunately, on this damning assessment. I offer the following video for your contemplation.
Over the past six weeks, Hamas has shown the world what “intifada” means: mass murder, beheading children, gang rape, taking hostage babies, women, and the elderly (#TheWestIsNext). How have the hallowed hall of academia responded?… You may not believe it. At Harvard, dozens of student groups signed onto a letter from the Harvard Palestine Solidarity Committee (PSC) on Oct. 7
Things are going VERY well for Donald Trump in his business fraud trial in New York City. After reading the recent headlines, the reader might say: “Going Well??? … His defense team has had EVERY objection overruled and EVERY motion denied. How can you claim the trial is going well?” Well, that’s just it! The trial has been SO one
I closed my last essay with a very obvious prediction that should surprise absolutely no one: in all likelihood, the world will soon lose sight of the atrocities carried out by Hamas (that STARTED this war) and will, instead, focus on the plight of innocent Palestinians as a pretext to try to shame and goad Israel into backing off and