The Iconoclast

A story that appeared in the ABC in late August.  Initially, there were no names involved, but the fact that it was happening in Lakemba – one of Sydney’s, and […]

It has been a long and sad evolution. Once upon a time, especially in the earliest days of our republic, presidents were at least presumptively learned. Arguably, Thomas Jefferson, who […]

Inna Shevchenko, a spokeswoman for the feminist protest group, two fundamentalist preachers were discussing the question of “whether wives should be beaten or not” when the activists, aged 25 and […]

Highly disturbing video footage has recently emerged of Iran’s systematic brutality toward dogs, in which the unfortunate animals are injected with acid. Stella Morabito, of child martyr to protect the […]

Here is an example of what our refugee program has brought us so far. Colin Campbell writes in the

The Islamic State and their Muslim supporters have been tweeting out new lists with photos, names, addresses of soldiers here in the USA. –

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opinion/columnists/migrant-crisis-refugees-must-be-prioritised-on-their-beliefs/story-fn7078da-1227525335685 “Migrant Crisis: Refugees Must be Prioritised On Their Beliefs”. “Just as the government, in allocating the 12,000 places it has added to the humanitarian intake, has every right to […]

Edward Delman writes in the

From Zanzibar two years ago on two teenage British volunteers, saying that they have links to Islamic terror group Boko Haram. Writing for US political website The Hill, Abdulrahman Kinana, […]

Nothing is more tempting, or intellectually hazardous, than to draw broad conclusions from a single isolated case. Indeed, whole clusters of unusual incidents may mislead people into thinking that they […]

The interruption of the election campaign by the refugee crisis exposes the utter bankruptcy of much of multi-partisan Canadian foreign policy. Not foreseeing that any such interest by desperate foreigners […]