Hillary's Loss in Iowa

There are no Pyrrhic Victories in sports; but in politics, as in war, some wins protest too much.  [ read ]

Palin's Personal Holocaust

Ranting in front of a crowd of cheering admirers Sarah Palin blamed Obama for “single-handedly” “ruining” her “plans and dreams”. . .  Chipsters ponder why such insanity resonates with people  [ read ]

Our Present Future

Manuel Vals has spoken...... [ecoute]

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RapsNach im Köln

  

One has to sneer at the inconvenient marriage between Germany’s politically correct left and its politically incorrect right, over the “sexual assaults” which allegedly took place in Cologne’s cathedral square on New Year’s Eve. [more] 

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Being Reminded

The Archbishop of Canterbury reminds us that .....   [read on!]

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Black, Gold and Green

It occurs to us that there is a very simple why the United States will never really get behind an agreement to detox the world from oil:   . . .  [more]

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Where's the War Room?

Fifty one years ago, Stanley Kubrick's  Dr Strangelove  had its premier in New York City[ continue ]

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The Parables of Memory

Memory is the present act of reconstructing past realities. ... How and what we remember defines us as who we are. ... In contrast to peddlers of shame and guilt, the heart of Christianity is to remember despair in a way that constitutes hope once and for all.   [ continue reading ]

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A Potemkin March

If anything, the events of the past week have demonstrated how the political class of Europe is a contemptible gaggle of frauds and whores.    [ continue reading ]

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Give Us Our SecuriFree

This past Sunday, massive crowds, estimated at two million people, marched down the streets of Paris on Sunday in solidarity and protest against the Charlie Hebdo murders ....  But what was the protest for?  [continue reading]

Exploiting Charlie

In what can only be described as a transparent act of Zionist self-promotion, Israeli Prime Minister, Bibi Netanyahu, has sought to re-brand the Charlie Hebdo attacks as acts of anti-semitism. ... [continue reading]

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