Thoughts on Internment of Japanese Americans During World War II
According to its publisher, conservative columnist Michelle Malkin’s controversial new book In Defense of Internment: The Case for Racial Profiling in World War II and the War on Terror in support of the WWII incarceration of Americans of Japanese descent argues...Two Versions of Vietnam
It is a painful reflection on the political atmosphere today that, in an era when nuclear devastation may strike American soil within our lifetime, courtesy of terrorists supplied with nuclear weapons by North Korea or Iran, we are arguing about what did or...Olympic Gold All Around Gymnast Paul Hamm: Only Human
After three out of six rotations in the Men’s All-around Olympic Gymnastics, American gymnast Paul Hamm was ranked first place in the standings. His next event was the vault. Hamm’s vault was to be a Tsukahara–named after Japanese gymnast Mitsuo...Drug War Crimes: The Consequences of Prohibition
“In the United States, there are now more than 318,000 people behind bars for violations of drug prohibition, more than the number of persons incarcerated for all crimes in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy and Spain combined,” writes Jeffrey A....U.N. Environmental Agenda Infiltrates Boy Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America’s newest merit badge is surely to include the U.N. emblem. That’s because this American institution has just become partners with the United Nations Environment Program, the global network that advances the radical principle of...House of God, House of War
Picture this scenario: a group of heavily armed Roman Catholics, led by a priest, swarms into St. Joseph’s Cathedral in New York. They claim it as a military base. They fire grenades from its windows. They set explosive charges, in order to blow it up and blame...Socialism is Evil: Part II
Positive reader response to “Socialism Is Evil” was quite surprising.
