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Reasoned agnosticism is a welcome antidote to hysteria by MAX BORDERS. Reasonable people can disagree about the nature and extent of climate change. But no one should sally forth into this hostile territory without reason and reflection. “Some scientists make ‘period, end of story’ claims,” writes biologist and naturalist Daniel Botkin in the Wall Street Journal, “that […]
President Obama will not even raise the issue let alone make it a condition of the nuclear talks that Iran must stop threatening the destruction of Israel. Obama chooses to ignore the fact that through its proxies in Gaza, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and by sinking a mock-up of a U.S. carrier Iran continues its aggression […]
In the March New English Review (NER) we wrote about the failure of the Countering Violent Extremism Summit of President Obama. On Wednesday, February 18, 2014 at a White House Summit, President Obama presented his views on countering “violent extremism.” He suggested that Islamic terrorists misappropriate Islamic doctrine, exploit disaffected youths in communities across the US and globally throughout […]
Hubris: From Greek Hybris, meaning wanton violence, insolence, outrage; originally presumption toward the gods. Introduction These days, we’re looking at spectacular displays of hubris, on steroids. Scan the horizon in any direction, and there lies a threat, and/or a maturing scandal. For those with eyes to see, the façade has slipped, and the mystery of […]
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 […]
When the news of Benjamin Netanyahu’s reelection victory was announced I factitiously posted on my Facebook page that the Israelis had “sent Obama a two-word message and it wasn’t happy birthday.” It took him two days to call and congratulate Bibi. I don’t think we have ever had a President so ignorant of the Middle […]
Why do we settle for such an unnatural, inorganic plan? by JEFFREY A. TUCKER. I was at a restaurant for lunch and had time to visit with the waitress, who turns out to be a college graduate from a good institution. She has a degree in European languages. Here she is waiting tables with nondegreed […]
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. […]
Bill Smullen, Colonel U.S. Army (Ret.), was the Chief-of-Staff to General Colin Powell when he was Secretary of Defense and Secretary of State. Smullen is the Director of National Security Studies at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. He is also Maxwell’s Senior Fellow in National Security and a member of the faculty of […]
“Libertarian was their counter-culture; it contained multitudes” by JEFFREY A. TUCKER: When Leonard Read founded the Foundation for Economic Education in 1946, he did not intend to create an overtly political movement with particular political goals. He wanted something deeper, more lasting, and more culturally profound. He sought to inspire a love of liberty in all groups […]
Nanotechnology – driven manufacturing will change our world in fundamental ways—but we shouldn’t get too worked up about it by PHIL BOWERMASTER: In 1959, Richard Feynman delivered a lecture with the provocative title “There’s Plenty of Room at the Bottom.” Speaking at a meeting of the American Physical Society at Caltech, the Nobel-laureate-to-be speculated about […]
“Report Suggests Nearly Half of U.S. Jobs Are Vulnerable to Computerization,” screams a headline. The cry of “robots are coming to take our jobs!” is ringing across North America. But the concern reveals nothing so much as a fear—and misunderstanding—of the free market. In the short term, robotics will cause some job dislocation; in the […]
“Those who cannot remember the past, are condemned to repeat it” – George Santayana Many have seen the horrific video of the Jordanian pilot, Moaz al-Kasabeh, being burned alive by ISIS. February 17, 2015, the BBC reported ISIS burned 45 Iraqi’s to death in the town of Al-Baghdadi, in Western Iraq. A week prior to […]
This week, Once again, several grassroots activists fighting to restore local control and to bring common sense not common core to education, headed off for the long drive to Tallahassee. Bob Root, of American Patriot News hosted us from the outskirts of the city and we helped put his excellent papers together for distribution. We […]
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 […]