The Iconoclast
Pastor Kaj Munk: Martyr of the Danish Resistance
Why Christians Must Never be Pacifists in the Face of Evil by Norman Berdichevsky (November 2015) Kaj Munk, a Danish cleric, identified as a rightwing political and cultural figure in […]
Jean Baudrillard vs. America?
by Paul Austin Murphy (November 2015) Jean Baudrillard was a well-known French philosopher and sociologist. He died in 2007. Baudrillard, along with Jean-François Lyotard, more or less invented postmodernism – […]
Depending on Execution
by Theodore Dalrymple (November 2015) ‘Depend upon it, Sir,’ said Doctor Johnson, ‘when a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight, it concentrates his mind wonderfully.’ Actually, […]
Once More (and Patience Please), Why No American Socialism?
by Samuel Hux (November 2015) Irving Kristol wrote in his Reflections of a Neoconservative the most elegant tribute a conservative ever paid socialism, even as he announced its demise, “Socialism: […]
Putin Rising
by G. Murphy Donovan (November 2015) “Whoever does not miss the Soviet Union has no heart. Whoever wants it back has no brain.” Human history is about a lot of […]
Why Oslo Failed: Confronting “Peace Now”
by Louis René Beres (November 2015) Notwithstanding the latest “Peace Now” demonstrations in Tel-Aviv, Oslo Agreements between Israel and the Palestinian Authority remain destined to fail. This is not because […]
Bob Woodward and the Watergate Myth
by Conrad Black (November 2015) The latest round in Bob Woodward’s campaign for permanent high consciousness of the Watergate Myth is a superfluous little volume just published about Alexander Butterfield, […]
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men
by Theodore Dalrymple (November 2015) As I grow older, my inclination to praise famous men increases. By fame I do not mean celebrity in the vulgar sense, I mean it […]
Bernie Sanders Vows to Lead Fight Not Against Jihad Terror, but Against ‘Islamophobia’
Not that you were going to vote for him anyway, but…. From
British son of hate preacher Omar Bakri Mohammed is ‘executed by ISIS in Syria’
Actually, terrorists do want to kill us
Farzana Hassan in the I recently participated in a panel discussion organized by Hazlitt, an online contemporary affairs magazine published by Penguin Random House Canada. The purpose was to introduce […]
Government rejects West Ham mega-mosque appeal
I didn’t doubt Newham Recorder. The Department for Communities and Local Government has announced that appeals relating to the planned mosque in West Ham have been dismissed. The main appeal […]
De Telegraaf Interview: Wilders Awaits Unfair Trial
Geert Wilders has, once again, been accused, of violating hate laws in The Netherlands over a remark he made during a March 19, 2014 Freedom Party (PVV) campaign rally for […]
Saudi blogger Raif Badawi Wins EU’s Sakharov Rights Prize
Very glad to see this.
Swedish Journalist Pelted with Stones While Trying to Film in No-Go Zone
told Swedish newspaper Expressen. Ms Xhaferi planned on investigating police reports that any officer trying to patrol the Stockholm district of Tensta – with its foreign born population now over […]
Sharia Law And The 2nd Amendment
Umar was the second Caliph after the prophet Mohammed. He reigned from 634 till 644 A.D. Strangely enough, like most Caliphs he died violently at the hands of fellow Muslims, […]
