Category Archives: Editorial

The Barnhardt Axiom: The fact that a given person is holding or even seeking high-level public office is, in and of itself, proof that said person is morally and/or psychologically UNFIT to hold public office. So, who said the following? … Continue reading →

Turkey’s role in the kinetic action against ISIS appears to be a cover for the extermination of the Kurdish people in Turkey. Erdogan is not letting a crisis go to waste as this second Turkish genocide is ignored by his … Continue reading →

So then, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath; for the wrath of man does not produce the righteousness of God. – James 1:19-20 Liberals managed to pressure South Carolina lawmakers … Continue reading →

John Kerry Warns “Dollar Will Cease To Be Reserve Currency Of The World” If Iran Deal Rejected As Jared Bernstein previously explained… There are few truisms about the world economy, but for decades, one has been the role of the … Continue reading →

The rising of the tide is slow. He who watches the ocean for only a few minutes would fail to notice it. Only he whose attention persists through several rotations of the Earth has a chance of grasping what’s at … Continue reading →

Four civilians carrying military-style rifles and sidearms patrolled a riot-torn street in Ferguson, Missouri, early Tuesday, saying they were there to protect a media organization but drawing swift criticism from police and protesters alike. The appearance of the four men, … Continue reading →

Muslims condemn killing of Zimbabwean lion Joining worldwide condemnations of the killing of the prized African lion Cecil, the Egyptian Fatwa House [Dar al-Iftaa al-Masriyyah], a renowned center for Islamic scholarship, has issued a fatwa denouncing hunting the lion as … Continue reading →

A British special forces sniper saved the lives of a boy and his father who were about to be beheaded by Islamic State jihadists by firing a shot at the head of the executioner from his position more than half … Continue reading →

Pope Francis has called the rejection of migrants fleeing violence “an act of war”. Speaking to a youth group, he said the situation where desperate migrants were bounced from country to country seeking shelter was “an unresolved conflict… and this … Continue reading →

St. Louis County authorities declared a state of emergency Monday as they prepared for a second night of protests marking a year since a police officer killed Ferguson, Missouri, teen Michael Brown. The move was announced by County Executive Steve … Continue reading →

Are we about to witness a new round of racially-charged protests, riots and demonstrations all across the United States?  On Sunday night, a protest that had been organized to commemorate the one year anniversary of Michael Brown’s death in Ferguson, … Continue reading →