Author Archives: DRenegade

One of the funny phenomena of Greek grammar is that sometimes the verb in a sentence is omitted and you have to figure out what it is from context. Sometimes it is implied from earlier in the passage (often the … Continue reading →

U.S. Ambassador Lewis Lukens’s sworn testimony in the case of Hillary Clinton’s privatization of the U.S. Secretary of State’s email is the first evidence to be released in the Clinton email cases, and it was published on May 26th at … Continue reading →

Religious and civil rights leaders in the black community called out the Obama Administration and U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch and state Attorney General Roy Cooper during a press conference at a hotel where Cooper was holding an event today. … Continue reading →

On Wednesday, Special Operations troops from more than a dozen countries jumped out of helicopters, rappelled from buildings and expended hundreds of rounds of ammunition as they attempted to rescue the mayor of this Florida city. The operation was, of course, … Continue reading →

A coalition of 9/11 families have been fighting for the right to sue Saudi Arabia for its role in the attacks. A bill allowing them to do so has just been crippled. U.S. Senator Charles Schumer added a last minute … Continue reading →

Hamas-linked CAIR is congratulating itself on its “witty and humorous” idea, but it isn’t even original to CAIR. Back in July 2010, while speaking in Sweden, I was handed a box of “Islamofobil” pills that promised to cure “Islamophobia” and … Continue reading →

After an unsuccessful vote last week in which seven House Republicans changed their votes on the measure, the U.S. House late Wednesday approved an amendment voiding language in major defense spending legislation undercutting President Obama’s executive order against anti-LGBT discrimination. … Continue reading →

An off-the-cuff remark from Donald Trump to a late-night talk show host might snowball into the blockbuster event of the 2016 presidential primary cycle. Trump, the de facto Republican presidential nominee, and Bernie Sanders, the second-place Democratic hopeful, are flirting … Continue reading →

I don’t think Obama even knows the words to the national anthem. But then, most people do not know the words. Or that there are four parts: Oh, say! can you see by the dawn’s early light What so proudly … Continue reading →