Category Archives: Editorial

In 2012, nearly four years ago, after the shooting at Sandy Hook, the future of the Republic and the Constitution looked dim.  We had seen a President who disdained the Constitution, who flaunted his power, who had the media on … Continue reading →

Another business discovers the advantages of welcoming the gun culture and supporting the Constitution.  In Minnesota, a gas station has found a way to disuade robbers by welcoming people with guns. From kstp.com: After getting robbed twice over the last … Continue reading →

“Let the American people go into their debt-funding schemes and banking systems, and from that hour their boasted independence will be a mere phantom.” William Pitt, referring to Alexander Hamilton’s establishment of the First Bank of the United States Gold … Continue reading →

America is a nation adrift, floating on a sea of change. It is a defining era. The 2016 Presidential election is a reflection of this confused and conflicted society. Terrorism, political correctness, larcenous bankers, rigged economics, runaway immigration and hopeless … Continue reading →

FREEMANSPERSPECTIVE I wanted to find a less ugly title for this article, but I couldn’t find one that still conveyed the depth of the crimes that are under way. So, apologies where they are due. In this post, I’m going … Continue reading →

by Brandon Smith Numerous liberty movement analysts and proponents, myself included, have been warning about 2016 and the heightened potential for multiple terrorist events.  I have written extensively on the history of ISIS, its proven ties to western governments and … Continue reading →

President Obama vigorously defended his administration’s counterterrorism policy on Tuesday of avoiding the term “radical Islam” when identifying terrorists, and denied political correctness was behind the ban. “And the reason I am careful about how I describe this threat has … Continue reading →

CRISPR, a new genome editing tool, could transform the field of biology—and a recent study on genetically-engineered human embryos has converted this promise into media hype. But scientists have been tinkering with genomes for decades. Why is CRISPR suddenly such … Continue reading →

In remarks made yesterday, Barack Obama showed far greater anger and passion about the call to use the words “radical Islamic terror” than he exhibited when speaking about the dead and wounded Americans in Orlando. He openly mocked the idea … Continue reading →

Looking good Dr. Fisher. David DeGerolamo