The Iconoclast
Ouch! Don’t Worry, It May Never Happen
By Reg Green I’m not as worried as other people that a sleepy president might unleash a nuclear war by mistake. I remember Art Buchwald, long-time Washington Post […]
Leicester man charged with terrorism offences – friends in low places
From the Leicester Mercury Sky News and Guido Fawkes and the Order-Order blog Majid Novsarka, also known as Majid Freeman, was charged by Leicestershire Police following the arrest of a man […]
Anjem Choudary officiated at marriage of Lee Rigby killer, court told
From the Telegraph Anjem Choudary told a court he officiated the marriage of one of Lee Rigby’s killers. The Islamist preacher is accused of directing Al-Muhajiroun (ALM), a banned international […]
A Can’t Miss (or you’re dead) Summertime Read
By Carl Nelson “If you see a tiger for one second, he has been watching you for one hour.” ~Udege proverb Like the author, you might want to read […]
Empire of Evil–A Powerful New Documentary from Bill Whittle About the Russian Revolution
By Bruce Bawer There’s a reason why the History Channel is often, with dark whimsy, referred to as the Hitler Channel. As I scrolled through the online TV Guide recently […]
Elections: steady Britain, shaky France, and the always surprising America
By Conrad Black The much and in fact excessively anticipated fear of a lurch to the Right in the French elections has not occurred and the widely anticipated movement to […]
Jordan Peterson’s interview with T0mmy R0bins0n
Five Reviews of Historical Books
By Armando Simón Operation Nemesis: The Assassination Plot that Avenged the Armenian Genocide by Eric Bogosian This book was obviously timed to come out for the centenary of the Armenian […]
Ouch! The Caterpillar Stirs
By Reg Green Today’s daily summary of the news, ‘The Morning,’ by the New York Times concludes that “the combination of Biden’s glaring weaknesses [my italics] with Harris’s strengths suggests that she would […]
Neither France Nor Britain Made an Ideological Shift, and All Parties Will Be Pitching Toward the Center
By Conrad Black The two important European elections are easy to misunderstand. Neither constituted the apparent ideological shift that appeared to occur and that had been anticipated in both the […]
Should There Be Term Limits for Leaders of Democracies?
By Conrad Black There is an almost constant debate in many Western countries about term limits for elected politicians. In general, these discussions are more frequent in non-parliamentary countries, where […]
The “con” continues: Defiant letter from the White House to Congressional Democrats
From William Corden It sounds like a stutter but it’s not . It’s the wool being pulled over our eyes yet again. Biden calls for Democrats to end the post-debate […]
Israel Against Hezbollah: Now or Nuclear?
By Eric Rozenman Unlike Ukraine, Israel is presumed to possess nuclear weapons. Unlike Israel, Iran is presumed not to possess nuclear weapons, not yet. But according to the United Nations’ […]
American Jews’ October 7
How do Americans, especially but not only Jews, demilitarize the hate propaganda against Israel and against America? By Phyllis Chesler American Jews are experiencing our own version of Oct. 7 […]
Cuisine and Falastine. Israelis Steal Lentils from Palestinians.
By Phyllis Chesler Propaganda works in many ways. Bold headlines and biased reportage, repeated daily, even hourly, for years on end, is one way. But there is also, simultaneously, a […]
Ouch! Kamala’s Metamorphosis
By Reg Green I’m told caterpillars transform by: Stopping eating Hanging upside down Spinning a cocoon Dissolving most of its tissues Developing new body parts Emerging as a butterfly This […]
