Opinion

  • The Dnc Hackers And Their Backers

    Confusion, last week thought to be a poster child of the Republican National Convention, has found a fissure in the Democratic Party this week in Philadelphia, aka the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection. Some of the brothers and sisters aren’t feeling so affectionate, as demonstrated by the pro-Sanders protests. Why the turmoil? It

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  • Americas Next President Must Declare A Global Ideological War

    Hours before Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel mowed down over a hundred unsuspecting citizens in Nice, France, with a truck, FBI director James Comey appeared before the House Homeland Security Committee. According to Comey, vigilance is vital as “lone wolf” terrorists seek ways and means to wreak havoc worldwide. He declared: “We all know, there will be

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  • Donald Trumps Worldview

    The eyes of the world this week will be focused on the Republican National Convention, but almost no one is talking about the vast majority of Donald Trump-supporting delegates who are Evangelical Christians. The billion-dollar question begging an answer is: Why are they supporting him? As an Evangelical journalist, the answer to me is clear,

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  • Americas Fourth Of July Ties To The State Of ISRAEL

    America’s Independence Day, by far the most important national holiday of the year in the United States, commemorates the birth of the nation and the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, with fireworks, picnics, concerts, parades, political speeches and ceremonies. It is a day of patriotism and the largest birthday celebration

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  • Disney World Donald Trump And ISIS

    A single shooter made history early Sunday morning in Orlando, Florida when he entered a gay nightclub and opened fire with an assault rifle. When the carnage ended, 53 people had been wounded and 50 lay dead, including the Islamic terrorist, Omar Mateen. Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump called for the resignation of President

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  • Americas Next President And The War On Terrorism

    The United States of America has been fighting wars in the Middle East for a decade and a half. The price tag for those wars, predominately in Iraq and Afghanistan, has surpassed $1.7 trillion. The war with radical Islam has not been won, and could continue for decades. The US attempted to win the war

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  • Wounded In The House Of My Friends

    Palestinian terrorists struck at the heart of Israel on April 18 when a bus was blown up on the Hebron Road in southern Jerusalem. The explosion caused another bus nearby to also catch fire. At least 20 people were maimed in the explosion, many seriously. Following the blast, journalist and television producer Khaled Abu Toameh

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  • Not Radical Islamists But Islamic Infidels

    No Republican presidential candidate debate would be complete without a lecture on radical Islam. The narrative is that if you are a liberal, an Obama or Hillary lover, you will not utter the phrase “radical Islam.” It implies that America should be at war with radical Islam. I am a proud Republican, but after 40

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  • Islamic State Promotes Fear

    In 2013, the mouth of hell opened and disgorged a new terrorist group, led by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. First known as ISIS, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, it quickly spread its deadly tentacles even farther. The group morphed into ISIL, Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, and now has been shortened to IS

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  • Flight Of The Black Tulip The Russians In Syria

    On December 24, 1979, the Soviets invaded Afghanistan. It became an imbroglio for the superpower, that was driven back within its own borders in ignominious defeat. The Russians were so determined not to acknowledge their defeat that they christened the plane carrying the coffins of their young soldiers back to Russia the Black Tulip. The

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