Russia Compliance Problem: How Obama’s Policy Is Failing
In a recent article, Mark Schneider of the National Institute for Public Policy points out that Russia’s compliance issues with arms control treaties have worsened under Vladimir Putin. In 2007, Russia tested a multiple-warhead version of the SS-27 Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) despite a Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) provision against it. Rather than following […]
Intricacies of Egypt’s Coup d’état Explained
by Daniel Pipes National Review Online July 5, 2013 Events in Egypt this week prompt many responses. Here are some thirteen (complementing my article suggesting that Morsi was removed from power too soon to discredit Islamism as much as he should have). Was Morsi the democratically elected president of Egypt? Every press account affirms he […]
Obamacare’s Dirty Dozen Implementation Failures
Last week, the Obama Administration attempted to spin its announcement of a one-year delay in Obamacare’s employer mandate as an effort to implement the law “in a careful, thoughtful manner.” Don’t be fooled. Even Democrats have admitted the law has turned into a massive “train wreck,” with delays, glitches, and problems aplenty. Here are a […]
Jews are the “most evil among creations, barbaric monkeys, wretched pigs”
Palestinian Authority TV continues to promote Islam-based hate speech and Antisemitism, voiced by little children. As the Islamist brainwash their children to hate Jews at a very young age. This is promoted on Palestinian National TV and is widely accepted as appropriate to broadcast and indoctrinate the Muslim youth into hatred toward the Jewish […]
Why Zimmerman Won’t Be Convicted
ANALYSIS by DAN ABRAMS I drew a legal conclusion on “Good Morning America” Saturday that would have surprised the Dan Abrams who covered the George Zimmerman case leading up to, and shortly after, his arrest. Now that the prosecution’s case against Zimmerman is in, as a legal matter, I just don’t see how a jury […]
Churchill on the “Practical Truth” of the Declaration of Independence
Newscom As a statesman, an author, and a friend of the United States, Winston Churchill was regularly called upon to offer his sentiments on the meaning of the Fourth of July. In his remarks over the years, as Lewis E. Lehrman points out, he emphasized a similar theme: Though the Declaration of Independence signaled the […]
Former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore: Internet Sales Tax Hurts Small Businesses
Jim Gilmore. (Photo: Kim Morris/ZUMA Press/Newscom) The misnamed Marketplace Fairness Act (MFA), commonly called the Internet sales tax, recently passed the Senate and awaits action in the House. If it becomes law, it would force online retailers to collect sales taxes from residents in states in which the businesses have no attachment. It would overturn […]
Dwight Howard Leaves the Lakers and California for More Money in Texas
By Jake Lambert It is being reported that Dwight Howard has decided to leave the Los Angeles Lakers and join the Houston Rockets. It is also being said that had he stayed, he would have earned more money since the Lakers could offer him a maximum 5-year contract worth $118 million while the Houston Rockets […]
Bolivia, Venezuela, Nicaragua Offer Asylum to NSA Leaker
Bolivia, Venezuela and Nicaragua have offered asylum to National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, who is believed to have spent the past two weeks at a Moscow airport while he seeks asylum. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his Nicaraguan counterpart, Daneil Ortega, made the asylum offers on Friday, shortly after they and other Latin American […]
Anti-Semitism in German Daily: Israel as a Ravenous Monster
Anti-Semitism in German Daily: Israel as a Ravenous Monster July 3, 2013 10:50 by Simon Plosker Apparently in Europe today, anti-Semitic imagery is becoming increasingly mainstream. This year we have seen a Norwegian paper’s crude attack on circumcision as well as the UK’s Sunday Times cartoon promoting hate on Holocaust Memorial Day. Now, Germany’s most […]
Top Media in 1st Week of Trials: Gosnell, 5 Stories; Zimmerman, 203 Stories
(CNSNews.com) – Some of the most elite and influential news outlets in the United States gave far more coverage to the George Zimmerman murder trial in its first week than they did to the Kermit Gosnell murder trial in its first week, revealing a coverage disparity of 40.6 to 1, or the equivalent of giving […]
