Horrific terrorist attack in Paris: teacher decapitated for showing the Muhammad cartoons
You can read about it here. The attacker was shot by police.
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The full Crowley
Victor Davis Hanson has a new article (entitled “The Full Crowley”) that revisits the infamous debate in 2012 in which moderator Candy Crowley intervened on behalf of President Obama. It didn’t help her career at all, but it certainly helped … Continue reading →
9/11: Nineteen years [BUMPED UP: scroll down for newer posts]
[BUMPED UP: Scroll down for newer posts.] Nineteen years is a long time. And yet sometimes September 11, 2001 seems like a century ago. I date that day as the day I woke up politically, although I didn’t realize it … Continue reading →
Flight 93: “It’s up to us now. I think we can do it.”
You all know the story. But this will rip your heart out anyway. It’s half documentary – with interviews with the families of some of the passengers – and half re-enactment. Remember.
Continue reading →Antifa and their enablers in the press
Lara Logan is not one of the enablers. Please watch: Perhaps Antifa’s most clever move is its name, which is explained as meaning “anti-fascist.” Orwell would be very very proud. A group or groups claimed to be Antifa’s antecedents may … Continue reading →
NY: Corporate lawyers and “angels”…
…caught throwing Molotov cocktails at police cars. And being stupid enough about it to get arrested. I guess it’s not all white supremacists: …Mattis is a corporate lawyer with Times Square law firm Pryor Cashman. Authorities say Rahman, 31, tossed … Continue reading →
The riots and the hard, organized left
The current riots are organized, paid for, and purposeful. And local authorities of the Democratic persuasion have no idea what to do to combat the forces involved, and/or no will to do so. From Scott Johnson at Powerline (based in … Continue reading →
How important was Suleimani?
We all knew the name of Osama Bin Laden. He was really a household word in the US, because of 9/11. But it appears that in terms of geopolitical influence and scope, Suleimani was much bigger, and his takeout might … Continue reading →
About that “revered military leader” Suleimani
Old and busted: “austere religious scholar” New hotness: “revered military leader” And garbage journalists wonder why so many Americans view them as a hostile enemy force. https://t.co/kRcmt3e7UF — Sean Davis (@seanmdav) January 3, 2020 The media continually makes choices about … Continue reading →
Trump’s threats were not empty: Suleimani, head of Iranian terrorism, killed in Baghdad
SCOOP: Senior US government official confirms to CBS News the strike was in response to active threat to US interests in the region personally overseen by GEN Suleimani. Official made clear US prepared to take further action if diplomats, soldiers … Continue reading →
Protecting the military on their own bases
One of the most perplexing, frustrating, and anger-provoking policies of recent years is the apparent disarming of the military while on base and going about their business. With the rise in attacks from terrorists, it makes our military personnel into … Continue reading →
The dog…
…has now returned to the line of duty: President Donald Trump lauded the canine at Sunday’s press conference in which he offered vivid details of how the elite U.S. Army special operators took down one of the world’s most wanted … Continue reading →