Konstantin Kisin’s article The Day the Delusion Died references a Thomas Sowell book from 1987 A Conflict of Visions in which Sowell provides a “simple and powerful explanation of why people disagree about politics. We disagree about politics, Sowell argues,… Continue Reading
The Post Millennial has a story about Douglas McKay being sentenced to 7 months in prison for making memes on Twitter mocking Hillary Clinton. Forget politics for a minute, how is a disparaging meme any different than a negative campaign… Continue Reading
One thing that has become abundantly clear: those in our government are traitors. Look at the president. His family has been making money off the US and our intelligence since the Obama admin began. We have been sold out.
Hamas has been telling us for decades they want to exterminate the Jews. Hell, it is even in their charter. Due to the progressives being the fascist antisemites they are, they have made excuses for Hamas’ repeated attacks. Comments such… Continue Reading
The one thing that has become clear from the reaction to the terrorist attacks on Israel: many people have self identified as antisemites and supporters of terrorists. This clarity should stay at the forefront even when this crisis is over.… Continue Reading
There is a passage from the Talmud that says if you are kind to the evil, eventually, you will have to be evil to the kind. Over the last 75 years or so, the country has been slowing losing its… Continue Reading
As readers of this blog probably know, I am a firm believer that the global financial system should have collapsed in 2007-9 cycle. The collapse was staved off by the central banks around the world. Egon Von Greyerz has a… Continue Reading
We’re coming to the end game from an economics perspective on college campuses. The universities are seeing declining enrollment, especially among men. The number of worthless degrees have multiplied as have the number of formerly disadvantaged students graduating with those… Continue Reading
When the plain meaning of words no longer holds true, can you really have a rule of law? Those are the questions I am asking myself after one of the Supreme Court’s rulings last week. In the much ballyhooed voting… Continue Reading
Once again, Victor Davis Hanson provides a concise statement on what the Declaration of Independence meant when published on July 4, 1776. Read the whole thing over at American Greatness.