The Iconoclast
Academic Feminists Ponder “Whiteness and Palestine”
By Phyllis Chesler Women’s Studies today–what can I say except: What I’m about to write belongs in the category of “You Can’t Make This Stuff Up.” A Women’s Studies list, […]
Ouch! Coming out of the Closet Anytime
By Reg Green I learned this week from the online ‘History Facts‘ that one of the sinecures coveted by British courtiers in the late middle ages was ‘groom of the […]
The Evolution of Marriage
The Urantia Book places great emphasis on the family as the “master civilizer.” The next three papers are all on the family and its importance as the bedrock of civilization. […]
Debating Biden’s Death Penalty Stance
From Theodore Dalrymple President Biden’s commutation of the death penalty for 37 federal prisoners was somewhat inconsistent. He said, in announcing it, that “guided by my conscience and my experience […]
Ireland versus Israel
From Geoffrey Clarfield from the American Thinker Jews first came to Ireland in 1079. But when Britain expelled all of its Jews in 1290, the Jews of Ireland were forced to leave. A […]
Watch: Leeds condemn fans for singing anti-Palestine song in support of Manor Solomon
From the Telegraph where one of the top comments is Every Saturday a despicable bunch of anti semites march through Leeds chanting pro Palestinian (aka terrorist) slogans and they do […]
Christian population declined 90% under Palestinian Authority and Hamas
By Christina McIntosh I came across this article in the Jerusalem Post a few days ago. Violence and coercion has resulted in up to a 90% decline in the Christian population in […]
Terrorist suing Saracen’s Head pubs insists money would go to ‘orphans of Gaza’
From The Telegraph A convicted terrorist who is suing a pub called the Saracen’s Head over its “deeply offensive” name said he would donate any money he won to “the […]
The Threat of China’s Secret Police Stations on Our Soil
From Geoffrey Carfield from the Epoch Times This is Canada today. When you think of a local police station—not the headquarters building but a smaller neighbourhood branch—what comes to mind? […]
It’s time for the Syrian “Refugees” to go home
By Gary Fouse With the fall of Syrian dictator Bashar Assad, many countries in Western Europe, particularly Germany, should use the opportunity to send the hundreds of thousands of Syrian […]
Boxing Day
By Esmerelda Weatherwax Boxing Day, which is of cultural and secular imporance in England. Traditionally the family, or some of them, might go to a football match; there is always […]
What Was So Different This Time About Trump’s Election?
By Victor Davis Hanson In the weeks before the 2016 Trump Electoral College victory, Trump was polling between 35 and 40 percent. He would average only about 41 percent approval […]
Christmas almost passed me by
By William Corden I have just returned from a three week trip which took in the west coast of India, two ports in Sri Lanka, Thailand, Malaysia and finally the […]
Greetings on Christmas morning
Have a good day everybody, and Best Wishes to our friends celebrating Hanukkah, the first day of which is this evening, The Great Hall in Winchester, December 2024
Merry Christmas to the Voters — and Excellent Prospects for 2025
By Conrad Black With four weeks to go before the re-inauguration of President Trump, the divisiveness and the orgy of unconstitutional activities that so severely divided the country and alarmed […]
A Quick Thought on the Virgin Birth
By Phyllis Chesler Dear People: Why is this concept so very difficult to comprehend? Aren’t we all children of God—no matter by what means God accomplished this? Might interpretations of […]
