Category Archives: Editorial

The Colorado Civil Rights Division has ruled that a baker who refused to make cakes with anti-gay messages did not discriminate. Marjorie Silva, owner of Azucar Bakery in Denver, says she got the news on Friday but knows that Bill … Continue reading →

Despite being an otherwise staid, traditional news service, the professional banking division of the Financial Times recently released an utterly scathing assessment of the British economy. It was entitled, “The UK economy is a ticking time bomb,” and the editor … Continue reading →

One of the greatest tools the Intelligence Analyst has in his arsenal is the ability to query databases and look at previously collected information.  We have an incredible ability (and luxury) to have all this knowledge literally at our fingertips. … Continue reading →

Our entire way of life can be ended in a single day.  And it wouldn’t even take a nuclear war to do it.  All it would take for a rogue nation or terror organization to bring us to our knees … Continue reading →

by Leo Gerald After Indiana Republicans passed a license to discriminate law, a restaurant called Memories Pizza in the Hoosier town of Walkerton stepped up last week to make sure potential customers knew its religious rules: “No Shirt, No Shoes, No … Continue reading →

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee posted the Communist Chinese flag between the American and state flag at the capitol building in Olympia in “honor” of his meeting with Cui Tiankai, the Chinese Ambassador, in which they were to discuss trade … Continue reading →

The Social Security Administration (SSA) approved disability benefits for hundreds of Puerto Ricans because they do not speak English, despite the fact that Puerto Rico is a predominantly Spanish-speaking territory. According to a new audit by the Office of Inspector … Continue reading →

If you are planning to attend the May PATCON,  please remit your fees ASAP, but NLT 18 April.  Please send check to Cape Carteret address below.  I do not deposit checks until the week before and I would appreciate all … Continue reading →

Last week, the government of China closed the enrollment window to join its new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) as a ‘founding member’. The AIIB, if you haven’t heard of this yet, is designed to essentially displace the Western-controlled IMF … Continue reading →