We Are All Berliners Now
The Cold War was lost by the west long before the Berlin Wall came down, as Soviet Defector Yuri Bezmenov explained in 1984.
Tag: political philosophy
Peer Review Destroyed By Political Academics
You may have heard in passing or in other media how the peer review process has been undermined by the academic left. But what was always missing were examples. Phillip Magness who is an economist and public policy expert with the American Institute for Economic Research gives a concrete example meticulously demonstrating how the left’s… Read More Peer Review Destroyed By Political Academics
‘Wokeness’ Is Starting To ‘Affect The Fabric Of The US’
Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson on the rise of ‘wokeness’ and its impact on U.S. companies.
So-Called UK “Animal Welfare” Bill Could Halt Building, Farming, and Hunting Activities
An animal sentience bill in the British parliament is causing quite a stir in which some members of the Conservative Party may revolt over it. According to the London Times, the long-debated Animal Welfare Sentience Bill in the House of Lords would essentially confer animals in the United Kingdom with the same legal rights as… Read More So-Called UK “Animal Welfare” Bill Could Halt Building, Farming, and Hunting Activities
The “Quiet” Funding of the Left’s Agenda
Senior Investigative Researcher at the Capital Research Center Hayden Ludwig wrote an article published in The American Conservative discussing the left’s massive bankrolling of political organizations. He joined Newsmax yesterday to discuss his work on exposing the left’s nonprofit apparatus and how it funds a great deal of he left-leaning political activism surfacing in numerous… Read More The “Quiet” Funding of the Left’s Agenda
Environmentalism Under Biden
Shakira Jackson, CFACT Driessen Fellow at the University of Pittsburgh, Bradford, organized a talk with Gabriella Hoffman, host of CFACT’s Conservation Nation video series and District of Conservation podcast. Ms. Hoffman discussed true conservation and how it is being distorted in today’s environmental debate.
The World’s A Dangerous Place
Utopian idealism makes the death of Sarah Everard featured in Paul Joseph Watson’s video even more tragic since the usual leftist suspects find it convenient to see the world as they think it should be, rather than as it is. Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay.
Can Tolerance Save Us From Political Radicals?
Reason ran a commentary today who’s author, J.D. Tuccille, essentially says that only tolerance can save us from radical political groups, like those of the violent left. However, Tuccille does not make a distinction as to when not to be tolerant. According to Tuccille’s logic, unlimited tolerance (i.e. a live and let live or laissez… Read More Can Tolerance Save Us From Political Radicals?
“The Revolt of the Masses” 2.0?
A very interesting book entitled The Revolt of the Public has generated a lot of buzz, especially with the events surrounding Donald Trump and the left’s Maoist Cultural Revolution who’s latest victim is Dr. Seuss. Interestingly enough, the author, Martin Gurri, wrote an op-ed in the Daily Caller when the First Edition of his book… Read More “The Revolt of the Masses” 2.0?
Inmates, Illegal Aliens, #COVID-19, and “Normalcy”
A short time ago, Joe Biden caught heat because of a decision by the Defense Department administer coronavirus vaccinations to Guantanamo Bay prisoners. A short time after this was reported in the news, the idea was (rightly) sacked. However, Biden has also, essentially, gutted the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, prohibiting them from deporting illegal… Read More Inmates, Illegal Aliens, #COVID-19, and “Normalcy”
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