
Obama’s War on The First Amendment
The fundamental transformation about which Barack Obama spoke during the 2008 campaign represents nothing less than a total rejection of all the values and traditions upon which the United States was founded, in particular, the first and perhaps...

The Madman and The Iraqi War
It is the war of the sated against the famished, the obese against the emaciated, the affluent against the impoverished, the democracies against tyranny, perhaps Christianity against Islam and definitely the West against the Orient. It is the...

Black Pride: Distinct and Emblematic
Black Pride reaffirms our identity. And it dances to a different beat.
What started out in Washington D.C. in 1990 as the only Black Gay Pride event in the country has grown to over 35 gatherings nationwide. Each year celebrations start in April...

Chinese Chicken Plant Fire
The state owned Xinhua News Agency reports that there has been a large fire at the Baoyuan Poultry Processing Plant in the town of Dehui in Jilin Province, 500 miles northwest of the Chinese capital Beijing. According to the Xinhua the fire...

Global Recession and FDI in CEE
How will the credit crunch of 2007 affect foreign direct investment in Central and Eastern Europe? What if it develops into a full scale recession in the West and especially in the USA?
It is instructive to study the effects on the region of...

Islamic Terrorism is Not Our Main Problem
The problem is cowardly and submissive American politicians.
It is not ignorance that drives policies so contrary to American interests, but the shallow, contradictory and self-defeating doctrine of political correctness (PC), which prevents,...

Remembering Sakia Gunn
This May 11th sadly marked the tenth anniversary of the murder of Sakia Gunn of Newark, N.J. And her murder is mired, at best, by myths and, at worst, malicious intent.
Depending, however, on the LGBTQ circles you run in and where you get your...