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Betsy DeVos has been confirmed as Secretary of Education, but just barely. In the course of the hearings, outrageous claims were made about her views. Most originated from the public school industry itself, which is clinging to old forms for dear life. The result has been nothing but confusion. Let’s look more carefully. In an […]
By Max Forrester Eastman… People who read these reflections may wonder how I arrived at the understanding that socialism has failed. I am describing the whole experience in another book, but here a brief glance at the intellectual road I traveled may be helpful. It has not been so winding a road as some may […]
New York hedge fund manager George Soros is one of the most politically powerful individuals on earth. Since the mid-1980s in particular, he has used his immense influence to help reconfigure the political landscapes of several countries around the world—in some cases playing a key role in toppling regimes that had held the reins of […]
Many of my generation remember where they were when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, or when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. Most Americans remember where they were September 11, 2001 when Islamic terrorists killed more than 3,000 Americans. Another memorable event is now occurring right before our eyes. Though it won’t garner the […]
Barack Obama won’t be saying, “If I had a psycho son, he’d look like Vester Lee.” But he might as well. Because Vester Lee Flanagan II, the bigoted maniac who murdered the WDBJ reporter and cameraman Wednesday on live TV, was a philosophical offspring of the Left. It’s well known now that Flanagan was a […]
Everyone seems to know about Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century. It’s all about unequal distribution of wealth and the government measures we need to fix it. But we’ve been here before. Deja vu. The same focus drove the public debate more than a century ago. It’s strange how a bestselling book from a century […]
The nuclear agreement is a ‘placebo’ for the American people but doesn’t treat the disease. Kerry recently asked is there a better way? Yes there is. To put things in perspective, as far as Iran is concerned the nuclear agreement will have little effect on their nuclear development program; but it is a necessary inconvenience […]
Part I of The Betrayal Papers explained the history and context of the Muslim Brotherhood’s influence in the American government. Part II looked at the associations of seven Obama officials with Muslim Brotherhood front organizations in the United States. Part III traced the Muslim Brotherhood’s and the State of Qatar’s influence on domestic policy and […]
On Tuesday, March 3, Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu laid out in an address before a joint meeting of Congress, a compelling rebuttal to the President’s case for the phased deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran. He diplomatically paid court to President Obama for supplying both known and secret support for the Jewish nation of Israel. […]
This is a message to the new generation of young, united Republican Party members with the hope to see that they act in accordance with the critical issues of the American reality to solve them. It is also aimed at helping the Republicans to see the world the way it is. Once they have distilled […]
Terrorism is an act of violence to achieve a political result. The shot down of the Malaysian flight 17 on July 17, 2014 is not only a global humanitarian tragedy, it is also the first use of a military force used against civilians, qualified as an illegal criminal act, after WWII. The shot down is […]
On June 12th, three youths, 16 year old American-Israeli Naftali Frenkel and two Israelis, Gilad Shaar, 16 and Eyal Yifrach, 19 were abducted while hitchhiking home from religious school in the Gush Etzion bloc between Bethlehem and Hebron. According to a Washington Post report, one of the abductees got off a cell call saying, “we’ve been kidnapped.” […]
1. Common Core State Standards (CCSS), as an education reform policy, does not satisfy the four pillars of education reform: 1) Accountability 2) More State and Local Control 3) Focusing resources on proven educational methods and 4) Expanded choices for parents. Accountability for implementing the Common Core Standards (that were not properly piloted or vetted) unfairly rests […]
“We are not capable of addressing climate change.” Such was the leadoff sentence of the latest climate change guest columnist Gregory Willits in the December 24, 2013 edition of the Orlando Sentinel. An accurate statement to be sure, but for all the wrong reasons. Mr. Willits, an avowed ‘green’ enthusiast, went on to strongly support the building […]
EU Foreign Relations Commissioner Ashton and Iranian Delegation in Geneva on November 24, 2013 with Mike Bates, Jonathan Schanzer and Shoshana Bryen The topsy turvy developments in the Middle East made for high drama on the international and regional stage in the waning months of 2013. Desperate to stave off swooning domestic poll approval ratings caused […]