October 2016

Evening Glow by John Atkinson Grimshaw

 

Sudan’s Extremist Islamist Regime Uses Chemical Weapons in Darfur Genocide

by Lieutenant General Abakar Mahamat Abdallah

 

Nota Bene, Part II by Theodore Dalrymple

 

Dowd Out Loud by G. Murphy Donovan

 

The Middle East Watches, and Waits, for the Next American President

by Conrad Black

 

Lessons for the Next US President by Louis René Beres

 

The First Cultural Relativist: Relativism, Nationalism and the Danger of Diversity

by Alexander Zubatov

 

Alice’s Adventures in Authorship Land by David P. Gontar

 

A Mirabilary Of The Passing Parade: Homo Gnosticus (Part III)

by Cynicus Americanus

 

Protecting our Borders from Terrorists?

by Jerry Gordon and Agent X

 

The Obama-Hillary Team and the Muslim Brotherhood: A Critique

by Alexander Murinson

 

False Prophets Disarmed at a Vanderbilt University Presentation

by Jerry Gordon and David Baldovin

 

The Other Republican Businessman Candidate for President: Wendell Willkie

by Norman Berdichevsky

 

A Stroll in the Park with Martha Nussbaum by David P. Gontar

 

A Yazidi Speaks to the Narayver Synagogue in Canada

by Mirza Ismail

 

Do You get Tsurus from Soros Aiding Refugees and Migrants?

by Jerry Gordon

 

Why Predators Must Pray by Joe Bissonnette

 

Good, Bad, and Ugly Conspiracy Theories by Paul Austin Murphy

 

Connecting the Dots: The Feast of Tishri, Sukkoth and Thanksgiving

by Jerry Gordon

 

Ratio non Grata by James Como

 

Rape in the Cave of Hira: Speculations on the Origin of Islam

by A. Human Being

 

Whence Wisdom? by G. Murphy Donovan

 

Driverless Cars=Automotive Vasectomy by Joe Bissonnette

 

God Invented Slavery, Faces Prospect of Impeachment

by Lorna Salzman

 

Black Lives Matter by Richard Kostelanetz

 

Book review:

 

The Choice of the Jews under Vichy

by Michael Curtis

 

Poetry:

 

For a Couple Occasionally on the Verge of Separation

by Evelyn Hooven

 

Poetry by Dilip Mohapatra

 

Slander by David Solway

 

Mandelstam by the Fence by György Faludy

translated by Thomas Orzság-Land