Yearly Archives: 2015

By Patrick J. Buchanan The Oklahoma Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, has ordered a monument of the Ten Commandments removed from the Capitol. Calling the Commandments “religious in nature and an integral part of the Jewish and Christian faiths,” … Continue reading →

Late Tuesday, the Memphis, Tennessee, City Council voted unanimously to dig up the remains of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest and his wife, Talking Points Memo reported Wednesday. The council also voted to remove a statue placed in Forrest’s honor. The … Continue reading →

ommunism has murdered well over one hundred million people in the last century alone, a massive percentage for being Christian.  If one adds the abortions, it is probably closer to a billion souls. Our Blessed Lord and Savior shown crucified on a … Continue reading →

The Eritrean Cultural & Civic Centre in Washington, DC is housed in a modest building near the city’s convention centre. Despite its name, it is less of a centre and more of a bar and restaurant where Eritrean cab-drivers, students … Continue reading →

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PLEASE VOTE IN FAVOR OF GRNC The gun control group, the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, is now required to pay up for its frivolous lawsuit against lawful firearms businesses. Ammunition distributor Lucky Gunner plans to donate proceeds to various gun … Continue reading →

Update: This video has been removed by the user. Warning: Graphic Language Flag Challenge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhGOZFkxGuI ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Free speech is protected under the 1st Amendment. Unless the Supreme Court decides to make law and new rights to advance an agenda. What … Continue reading →

North Carolina authorities have announced a ban on all sales of live poultry, effective beginning August 15, 2015. The ban also applies to public livestock shows and poultry sales, such as the poultry exhibit at the North Carolina State Fair, … Continue reading →

While the confederate flag has been removed from the state house grounds in South Carolina, the debate over the fate of the flag in federal cemeteries continues. The decision to remove the flag from the confederate memorial in South Carolina … Continue reading →

On July 9th, 1868, a monumental shift happened in the legal landscape. Slavery had just been abolished by the 13th Amendment as an institution three years prior, and now black people were finally being recognized as humans and citizens by … Continue reading →

Russia is emerging as a new strategic nuclear threat to the United States, a senior member of the House Committee on Armed Services revealed on Wednesday. “On the nuclear deterrence front, we likely have more cause for concern today than … Continue reading →