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  • Exposing China

    Recently I was emailed a link to a site named "unmadeinchina.org."  It’s designed to expose the evils of the despotic Chinese regime.  While some of the presentations are definitely over the top, it does provide valuable information and I think those who run it are doing the world a service.

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  • Chesterton on War

    Nevertheless, there is a queer quality in that time [the
    Middles Ages]; which, while it was international was also internal and
    intimate. War, in the wide modern sense, is possible, not because more men
    disagree, but because more men agree.

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  • The Coming Global Cooling

    Holylandsnow
    By Selwyn Duke

    When I was a lad in primary school, we were warned of climate change.
    It was a tad scary, too, as the prospect of becoming an ice sickle in a
    frozen wasteland wasn’t very appealing. Hey, we wanted to be able to go
    outside and sometimes play with balls not made out of snow.

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  • Reconsidering the Inquisition

    A columnist named Vox Day wrote an excellent piece in which he puts the Spanish Inquisition in perspective.   Day, and intelligent man who has obviously done his homework (I can’t say much for his haircut, though), starts out:

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  • The Homosexual Mafia

    A British columnist named Richard LittleJohn recently wrote a very funny column about a very tragic form of social devolution.  The title is "Now they want to ban mums and dads," and it’s about the advance of the homosexual agenda in the U.K.

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  • The Election, Hispanics and Race

    Be Selwyn Duke

    Prior to the California primary, Barack Obama was well ahead of Hillary Clinton in many polls and Mitt Romney seemed to be inching ahead of John McCain.  Yet the results turned out to be just the opposite of what polls indicated.  What happened?

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  • Boys Will be Girls?

    By Selwyn Duke

    A second-grade male student at a Highlands Ranch, Colorado, school wants to return to school as a "girl," dressed in girls’ clothing and being addressed by a girl’s name.  And school officials are accommodating him.  Writes reporter Nelson Garcia:

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  • Archbishop of Canterbury: Institute Sharia Law in Britain

    Selwyn Duke

    Incredibly, Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Rowan Williams has said that Sharia Law should be introduced in Britain.  Treating the matter, thisislondon.co.uk writes:

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  • China Planning “Unrestricted War”?

    By Selwyn Duke

    There’s a very interesting writer named Lev Navrozov,  a quite cerebral fellow who treats some often neglected subjects.  One of them is the threat posed by China and its "post-nuclear super weapons," a danger most of us ignore, distracted as we are by more pressing concerns, such as racial profiling, electing socialists, and conjuring up new euphemisms to describe Islamic threats.  The following perspective-lending paragraph is from a Newsmax article he wrote on the subject:

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  • The Wrath of John

    By Selwyn Duke

    Writing in the New York Post, columnist Charles Hurt warns of the obvious.  John McCain may be campaigning as a conservative, says he, but once in office  the senator will show his true colors and take a sharp left turn.  Hurt opines:

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