Wake Up Time: Review of Asra Nomani’s “Woke Army”
Review by Paula Weiss Who would have guessed that a mere two decades after al-Qa’ida terrorist-piloted planes killed 3000 New Yorkers, the leading contender in New York’s mayoral election would […]
Burning Trash for Energy, People and Planet by Paul Driessen
Waste-to-Energy reduces landfilling, increases recycling, powers society and avoids blackouts After years of opposing them, but facing constituents increasingly angry about rising electricity prices, New York Governor Kathy Hochul recently […]
The Country Has Moved to Trump’s Position on Immigration by David Shephard
First the Republican Party Moved Trump’s Way, Then the Country Came Along In 2012 the Republican Party suffered their second straight Presidential loss. Yes, for those of you who may […]
Make Europe Great Again by Viktor Orban, Prime Minister of Hungary
This speech was delivered at the Conference of Speakers of European Union Parliaments on 12 May 2025, Budapest. Good morning. Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, I warmly and cordially welcome […]
Why “Free Palestine” Has Become an Antisemitic Dog Whistle by Jonathan Ressler
In a different world, “Free Palestine” might have been a noble rallying cry—a call for peace, justice, and human dignity for all people in the region. But we don’t live […]
The Lucy Connelly Case and the Sick Tyranny of Keir Starmer’s Britain by Daniel Jupp
Connolly has lost her appeal, but it is our government and judges who are the real criminals here. Lucy Connelly has just lost her appeal against the 31 month sentence […]
Your Baby’s Ugly and They Don’t Want Your Stuff by Paula Weiss
When our neighborhood association announced it would hold a yard sale and we were welcome to participate at our homes, we jumped at the opportunity. Our house is cluttered. Clean, […]
Time of No Return: Albania’s Upcoming Elections and the US by Nina Gjoçi
“The best time of our lives is when our country calls upon us” [Ora me e bukur, eshte ora kur te th’rret atdheu] is Sali Berisha’s most famous and inspiring […]
October 8 the Movie: When DEI Had Its Day by Paula Weiss
A short while ago, a very liberal Jewish acquaintance of mine took me aside at a party and told me how she had had to drop most of her friends. […]
First They Came a poem by Jett Black, LCSW
First they came for those who spoke out against the covid vaccination. They wouldn’t let them travel overseas. They wouldn’t let small groups of them gather for Easter in open […]