The Iconoclast
Canada and Mexico Shouldn’t Be Tarred With the Same Brush Regarding Illegal Immigration, Trade Infractions
From Conrad Black Raising tariffs is a nonsensical response to complaints about border control with a neighbouring country. In the case of the United States, the recent announcement by President-elect […]
Moral Exhibitionism: The Hollow Virtue of Overreaction
By Theodore Dalrymple Victory or defeat in democratic elections often provokes elation or misery, neither of which, for obvious reasons, is long lasting. Politicians rarely stick to their promises, and […]
Now they’re saying “it wasn’t a lie”
By William Corden Here’s a line or two of lyrics from Emmylou Harris’s “Jerusalem Tomorrow” it’s a fabulous song and, unlike Biden, has redemption in the final verse. If I […]
Malta’s schools targeted by emailed bomb threat
From the Times of Malta 5am email calling for Islamic caliphate sparks police probe, evacuations. Bomb threats emailed to schools across the country were likely sent from a foreign IP […]
Yes, Mexico Knows Exactly What It Is Doing
By Victor Davis Hanson President-elect Donald Trump recently had a “talk” with newly elected Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum about the millions who have crossed through Mexico to enter the U.S. […]
Kash Patel and the New Republican ‘Cool’
By Roger L Simon Kid Rock v. Rob Reiner After decades off in Squaresville, many are beginning to acknowledge that the Republicans are now the “cool guys.” They are the […]
The mainstreaming of Islamic extremism
By Matthew M Hausman Progressives rationalize tenets that justify atrocities against Jews and destroying a sovereign democratic state, while they cheer Hamas for resisting an “occupation” that only exists in […]
Ouch! Moveable Holiday
By Reg Green Travel for Thanksgiving, with its airport chaos, long car journeys and the disruption of every household routine, reminded me of a cartoon showing a camel buckling at […]
Butterfield’s glorious vindication
By James Stevens Curl The Master Builder: William Butterfield and his times by Nicholas Olsberg with photographs by James Morris (London: Lund Humphries, 2024) ISBN: 978-1-84822-371-4 (hardback) 430 pp., many col. […]
The Violet Race After the Days of Adam
The Urantia Book portrays race and culture as being intertwined — race and culture spread together from their ancient cultural centers. Below you will find the story of Noah and […]
Sandra Gilbert and Feminism’s Endless Rage
By Bruce Bawer The recent death of Sandra M. Gilbert at the age of 87 sent my mind reeling back decades to the first time I came across her name. […]
Sue ICC prosecutor and judges — in Israel
By Lev Tsitrin When attacked from Gaza and Lebanon, Israel went on a counter-offensive; but when the International Criminal Court attacked it by issuing arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, […]
Trump and Canada
By Conrad Black President Trump’s threat to impose 25 per cent tariffs on American imports from Canada is not appropriately answered with Justin Trudeau’s booster-ish nonsense about Team Canada. To […]
Primed to Hate
By Theodore Dalrymple Speech is silvern, said the old proverb, but silence is golden; and notwithstanding the recent disgraceful attacks on free speech, I more often find myself longing for […]
The Wages of Woke
By G Murphy Donovan The BBC is “something half way between a girl’s school and a lunatic asylum.” – George Orwell ————————————– If you control the coast-to-coast pulpit, you can control […]
Germany: Muslim Seminar To Prepare 13-Year-Old Girls For Marriage Sparks Backlash
From the European Conservative, an English language version of the reports in Bild and NiUS An invitation by a mosque in Germany for girls as young as thirteen to take […]
