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The comments on one of my recent articles are a chorus of alarm. “Satan says Digital ID is a good idea!” “Beware the mark of the beast!” Visions of the Terminator and a world where […]

By Jim McIntosh   These days, I hardly bother posting much in the way of discussion on social media. I have little time and less inclination to do so. The state of opposition politics at […]

You feel it, even if you haven’t found the words. A sense of unease, a quiet annoyance, when confronted with the relentless export of American culture. It is in the bombastic superhero movie that reduces […]

We have become numb to the spectacle. The daily barrage of insults, the performative outrage, the gleeful savagery of one politician attacking another. We scroll past it, we change the channel, we dismiss it as […]

When the spotlight on your own past grows uncomfortably bright, the oldest trick in the political playbook is to hand the audience a flashlight and point it somewhere else. On November 14, 2025, President Trump […]

There was a time – long, long ago, in the distant era of 2016 – when a political lie still required some craftsmanship. You had to thread it carefully, polish it, rehearse it in the […]

By Walt Zlotow Sure looks like Trump is initiating regime change in Venezuela. He’s sent a US armada of ships including its most advanced aircraft carrier, planes and troops to Venezuela’s neighborhood. Trump’s hoping to […]

By Alasdair Black   The gNat cockies are leading the iLibtard pigs around the Royal Show arena by a big brass ring through their piggy noses, on climate action. They’ve gone back to the climate […]

In the quiet hours of reflection, a simple truth often emerges: we become what we study. For centuries, humanity has looked to the natural world to understand its own origins and instincts. But what if, […]

Today, I found myself posting on my website – an article which is vehemently anti-Western, and possibly just an angry version of pro-Russian propaganda. I dithered about this. Is my pro-Russian slant just too much […]

By Walt Zlotow   On Nov. 11, 1919, Armistice Day was established in the United Kingdom to commemorate the armistice that ended World War I a year earlier. Congress later signed on for the U.S. […]

By Walt Zlotow Growing up in the 50s, we were taught by popular culture, even in school, that the worst president among America’s 34 thru Eisenhower, was Warren Gamaliel Harding (March 4, 1921 – August […]

This is cruelty on a grand scale. In the marble halls of the Supreme Court, a temporary order has told 42 million low-income Americans: wait longer. Go hungry a little more. The Court has ruled […]

By Walt Zlotow I chuckle when I hear derogatory charges hurled at political leaders branded “democratic socialists.” The label became popular with the rise of Bernie Sanders as the democratic socialist mayor of Burlington, Vermont […]