Thoughts on the Historic Battle of D-Day

[June 6, 2025]  Undoubtedly, one of the greatest battles of World War II on the Western Front is the invasion of Normandy. D-Day, the famous landings on June 6, 1944 was designed to destroy the Nazi occupation of Western Europe. British historian James Holland discusses this battle in an interview with Alex Friman. When the Americans joined the… Read More »

An Illiterate College Student

[June 5, 2025] I often hear that America’s education system is failing. And there is considerable evidence to support that claim, and perhaps that is why there is an effort to cut Federal funding to colleges that allow illiterate students to attend. With the problem of college-based Leftist indoctrination to the side, colleges have lowered their academic standards… Read More »

Locus of Evil

[June 4, 2025]  In an opinion article by John Hinderaker, titled The Locus of Evil, he describes Gaza as one of the “most benighted places on Earth.”  And there is little doubt that it is the most unenlightened, backward, uncivilized, barbaric, and one of the darkest places in all of humanity. “It has virtually no economy; it is… Read More »

Is Russia Burning?

[June 3, 2025] If it were not for a few dedicated followers of the war in Ukraine, I would have missed reporting on Sunday about Ukraine’s attacks deep into Russian territory.  Ukraine’s innovative strategy did lasting damage to the Russian government. The question we must now ask: Is Russia burning? From a small number of observers who’ve been… Read More »

Italy’s Firebrand Prime Minister 

[June 2, 2025]  Italy’s firebrand Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni is back in the news for taking on France’s President Emmanuel Macron for calling Italy ‘irresponsible’ and ‘disgusting’ over immigration.  PM Meloni didn’t just hit back, she slam-dunked Macron. “Emmanuel Macron described us as disgusting, cynics, and irresponsible.  And here the Italian press began to ask, ‘Did you hear… Read More »

Pro-Abortion vs. Anti-Abortion Debate

[May 30, 2025] Recently, I watched a debate on the ethics of abortion. While the classic pro-abortion and anti-abortion positions were not all discussed, I did find the back-and-forth to be illuminating, at least in the way some college students think. On one side is an anti-abortion advocate, and on the other, a pro-abortion advocate. By the way,… Read More »