The Iconoclast
Government Needs to Rethink Its Approach to Public Sector Strikes
By Conrad Black The current postal strike is almost a nostalgic throwback to the more contested strikes in the public service that afflicted the federal government under Pierre Trudeau more […]
Am I a Nail House or a Holdout? (Our Eroding Agency)
By Carl Nelson The first thing I did this morning before resuming efforts in my office was to drive to the local medical clinic to get my lab work […]
Stop the UN I want to Get Off
By Phyllis Chesler The USA must stop funding the UN, a collection of sleazy, hypocritical tyrannies. And Jewhaters. The UN has never stopped a single genocide. It has never helped […]
Obituary for a very talented , and very human man.
By William Corden Back in March 2022 I wrote this essay for the magazine, a tale of the swashbuckling life of a journalist friend of mine. Sadly he passed away […]
Kamala’s ‘Money for Nothing’
‘that’s the way you do it’ By Roger L Simon The title of Dire Straights’ song of almost 30 years ago (1996) – Money for Nothing – couldn’t apply more to the […]
Revolution at the LA Times
By Bruce Bawer It started last month with the decision of Patrick Soon-Shiong, owner of the Los Angeles Times, not to endorse a candidate in the race for U.S. president. This move […]
Can Trump End Ukraine’s ‘Endless War?’
By Victor Davis Hanson Trump was elected in part on promises to avoid “endless wars” of the sort that cost American blood and treasure in Afghanistan and Iraq but without […]
In Memoriam: My Super-Woke Ideas Helped Kill My Former Girlfriend
By Mark Satin Last month I had a feeling that something terrible had happened to one of my most beloved former girlfriends, Sherri Schultz. I looked for her on the […]
The American Elections and What it Means for North American Jewry and Israel
By Geoffrey Clarfield A few days ago I went to a lecture at a Synagogue in Montreal called, “The American Elections and What It Means for North American Jewry and […]
Swear by It
By Theodore Dalrymple These days, people of supposedly high caliber, or at least of high position, have difficulty in distinguishing vehemence of expression from depth of feeling, or even of […]
The Second Garden
When last we left off, the garden-dwellers had massacred the entire village of Nodites (Nephilim) where the father of Cain resided; the Nodites were amassing for revenge, and Adam made […]
You Tube is now worse than the networks
By William Corden Recently our competition eating, cash devouring, stadium naming, cable company replaced the old co-ax cable box with another magic contraption that gives us so called “apps” you […]
Per South Africa, a siege in Gaza is illegal. A siege in South Africa — per same South Africa — is a different matter entirely
By Lev Tsitrin “We are not sending help to criminals. We are going to smoke them out.” Guess who said it in advocating cutting off water and food to thousands? […]
Trump turns the tide
By Conrad Black The entire political atmosphere in the United States has miraculously changed: the ludicrous lamentations about possible violence have come to nothing, and there have not been any […]
After Teen Teacher Arrested In UK For Distributing Children’s Textbook Promoting Salafi-Jihadi Ideology, Pro-Islamic State (ISIS) Telegram Channel Calls To ‘Spite Unbelievers’ By Disseminating It Further
A complimentary report from MEMRI. I have posted about the on-going trial of children’s instructress Dzhamilya Timaeva here and here. In a November 13 Telegram post, an English-language channel devoted […]
Pro-Palestine protesters bring Czech foreign minister’s UCL speech to abrupt end
From the Telegraph The Czech foreign minister was forced to cut short a speech on the war in Ukraine at University College London after he was drowned out by pro-Palestine protesters. Jan Lipavsky […]
