Voices Across the Water
“The hottest places in Hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.” – Dante Alighieri By Frank Roman audio version ONE OF THE MOST troubling articles I’ve ever […]
Year: 2007
UK Wakes Up Too Late to the Dangers of Migration Policy
Oops! So, there we have it, at last, a final admission by no less than the Labour Minister responsible for immigration, Liam Byrne, that the large-scale volume of net immigration his party has deliberately engineered […]
France Goes to the Polls
Jean-Marie Le Pen sets national agenda The world will closely watch the outcome of today’s Presidential elections in France to see how well the French establishment has been able to recover from the serious dislocation […]
TV-Turnoff Week 2007 April 23th – 29th
Children watch estimated 18,000 murders on TV by age 18 and over 200,000 acts of violence By Hilary White WASHINGTON, D.C., April 20, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) – TV-Turnoff Week is a project of the Washington-based non-profit […]
The State or the People
The people* are diminished as government accountability declines. by Paul Craig Roberts WHAT USE is the political left? This is a serious question, not a rant. The same question can be asked about the political right. […]
Turning the Tables
Lesbian, African-immigrant general manager of KPFK is accused of sexually harassing the station’s white news chief When she was hired as general manager of KPFK (90.7 FM), Eva Georgia appeared to be a walking trophy […]
Ham Panic in Maine
“Specialists” called in to grapple with culinary hatred A piece of ham left on a lunch table at Lewiston Middle School in Maine has sparked an all-out hunt against “racism” and the intervention of both […]
Scottish Police Smash Immigration Scam
Prostitutes and drug addicts married off to blacks for immigration papers; “Eastern European” gang blamed Deryk Smith reports. British National Party Scotland would like to take this opportunity to congratulate everyone at the Immigration […]
Someone is Watching
Our benevolent surveillance state The expansion of the Surveillance State is endless. Buried within an ABC report on the Virginia Tech shootings is this paragraph: “Some news accounts have suggested that Cho had a history […]
Virginia Tech: Gun Control Didn’t Work
Cho’s massacre would have been stopped — if gun control worked The call for increased erosion of the Second Amendment has hit a couple of speedbumps in the wake of the senseless mass murder of […]