Commentary
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Abraham Lincoln: America’s Hijacker
Notice the sides of Lincoln’s throne, above? Those bundles of sticks are an ancient Roman contrivance called fasces, from which we get…
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From Genesis To The 1800s: Key Themes In Jewish History
Throughout the history of Israel, there have always been the people of God and those within who departed from Him.…
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Central Banking Is Socialism
Last week, the Federal Reserve responded to Wall Street’s coronavirus panic with an “emergency” interest rate cut. This emergency cut…
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Elizabeth Warren Lost Because Women are Sexist
Senator Elizabeth Warren née Herring only lost the Democrat primaries because of sexism. Hillary Clinton blamed Warren’s setbacks on “unconscious…
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Does Bernie Know? Muslim Cleric Says: ‘Animosity Towards Jews is Obligatory Religious Duty’
As Bernie Sanders and his surrogates and supporters, including the notorious anti-Semites Linda Sarsour and Rep. Ilhan Omar, try to…
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Let’s Talk Proactive Measures Against Coronavirus (COVID-19)
There’s a lot of information and speculation going around concerning the coronavirus or COVID-19, as it is known. As a…
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The Pro-Sanders Vegan Cult That’s Upstaging 2020 Democrats
Like its namesake, the Biden campaign does odd and inexplicable things. Even as a panicked Democrat establishment united to boost…
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How Louisiana Abortion Law Should Be Decided
Oral arguments were heard this week before the Supreme Court on the legal challenge to a Louisiana law that requires…
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How Could Russia Buy 2016 For $100,000 When Bloomberg Couldn’t Buy 2020 For $700 Million?
A question you will never hear in the mainstream Dem-media. An answer they will never admit. The Democrats and their…
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Why Can’t We Be ‘One?’
Jesus and His disciples were in the Upper Room. The “Last Supper” had just been finished, and Jesus prayed to…
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Remembering The Alamo
March 6, marks the anniversary of the fall of the Alamo outside of San Antonio, Texas, back in 1836. This…
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