Update: I’m not saying it’s an inside job, but… Erdogan reaches out. The assassin was a member of the riot police, according to Turkey’s interior minister. Syrian opposition celebrates the assassination. The assailant-now deceased-appears to have been a Turkish policeman. Heckuva job, Erdogan! Footage of what appears to be the assassination. As if we...
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If there’s anything more infuriating than our government’s willful negligence towards its citizens, it’s our news media’s insistence upon obscuring the truth in pursuit of its virulent ideology. Why do I need to go to the website of a Trinidadian newspaper in order to discover the identity of a murderer living in my own...
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Two recent articles are worth reading in light of the conviction of Geert Wilders for voicing uncomfortable truths. One is an interview with the EU ambassador to the United States, David O’Sullivan. It’s worth noting his final answer, which unequivocally rejects the idea that another member state will sever ties with the European Union-despite...
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Want more homogeneity and lack of insight in your media diet? Well, you’re in luck.
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It’s been said that hate speech is any speech leftists hate, and never has this statement been more true. In the wake of a verdict convicting the courageous dissident Geert Wilders for “insulting” Moroccans, it’s worth remembering that the concept of free speech did not originate in the Maghreb. Freedom of expression doesn’t come...
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Despite the stream of propaganda spewed by the legacy media, the biggest fear the public had of a Trump administration had nothing to do with Vladimir Putin’s Russia or a white nationalist uprising. In fact, the main worry of Trump supporters was that his presidency would simply be business as usual. In other words,...
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This past month has been filled with such a glut of information that it’s no surprise some items slipped past an already news-saturated public. Unfortunately, one event which deserves more scrutiny is the United Kingdom’s decision to enact one of the most draconian invasions of privacy and restrictions of personal liberty in recent memory....
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Update: Kraut and Tea explains how Austria got here, and offers another possible explanation for Hofer’s loss. Renzi resigns. Landslide rejection. You can view the live results here. Exit polls, for what they’re worth, suggest the Italian constitutional referendum is headed towards defeat. In a depressing sign for the future, women voted for the...
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Despite the encomia heaped upon the late Fidel Castro over the past few days, from both tyrannical regimes and morally inverted Western leaders, the man who turned Cuba into a tropical gulag had no redeeming features. He ruined his nation, turning a once a thriving-if troubled-island into a testament to the failure of socialism...
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Mr. Chapin raises a pertinent question, prompted by the jihadist assault upon Ohio State University-a gun-free zone, it should be noted. Why are they here? Is it so deluded liberals can enjoy tales of rampant Islamophobia told by picaresque scamps who’ll then go on to try and murder them?
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