In the long battle to subvert the liberties of man a key to victory over the forces of liberty has always included center stage: 1. an all out effort to subvert the Judeo-Christian belief that man is a child of God, made in His image and likeness, possessed of a duel nature of spirit...
In the Debates in the Federal Convention of 1787, Mr. Mason of Virginia, suggested: the necessity of preventing the danger of perpetual revenue which must of necessity subvert the liberty of any Country. If it be objected to on the principle of Mr. Rutledge’s motion that public credit may require perpetual provisions, that case...
It has been said that the most effective way to conquer a man is to capture his mind. There is no slave more devoted, no disciple more dedicated than one who has become completely obsessed with the vision of what he considers to be a great idea. (1) Thus, education has long been a...
This was common belief two centuries ago. God chooses to delay individual rewards and punishments to the hereafter; nations reap here and now.
George Chapman observed, in 1605, “Young men think old men are fools.” (1) So do American progressives young and old. They are the sort to daily spit into the wind of “all past historical experience” demanding the abandonment of everything Americanâ€â€especially our “horse and buggy” Constitution and the Judeo-Christian ethic that undergirds and upholds...
As the delegates filtered in the week and a half prior to the start of the Constitutional Convention in May of 1787, George Washington turned to Gouverneur Morris and said: “It is too probable that no plan we propose will be adopted. Perhaps another dreadful conflict is to be sustained. If to please the...
Tom Pauken's, Bringing America Home, unveils a writer who's heart and mind unabashedly rings out 'God! Family! Country!'
And so, the question remains, comes back to us, haunts us: In that there are minimum legal standards for citizenship in this the greatest country on earth, and even higher legal standards for those who hope to serve in high places in this the greatest government on earth, based on common sense moral and...
Emily Dickinson spoke to her time as well as ours when she penned this penetrating line: Assent  and you are sane  Demur  you're straightway dangerous ... and handled with a chain.
As the illegal immigration crisis proceeds a pace, and an American President has so far removed himself from his duty (and his wits) that he has ordered his Justice Department to sue an American state (Arizona) for doing its duty and for having its wits about it in defense of its citizens and their...
In 1772, when it seemed to be more going than coming, James Warren reported to Samuel Adams from Plymouth about the towns he had been canvassing: "They are dead," he lamented, "and the dead can't be raised without a miracle." - Steve Farrell, Liberty Letters
Calling it hate speech, the University of Illinois has fired a Catholic professor hired to teach an introductory course on Catholicism and Modern Catholic Thought for responding to a student question about why homosexuality is immoral under Natural Law.
It reminds me of a lesson I learned studying the life and works of Nikolai Bukharin. Nikolai Bukharin is one of the leading Bolshevik theorists you never heard of. There's a reason for that. He believed he had a personal exemption from the boomerang effect. - Steve Farrell
It bears repeating: If we hope to halt, reverse and permanently alter America's descent into the gutter of debauchery and that political tyranny that is forever its companion  "education is the key." And if so, it must be, it can only be that that education is initiated, financed, and controlled by parents,...
But again, what of this charge, "traitor"? A decade earlier, in February of 1766, Richard Henry Lee authored another document, the Westmoreland Resolution, probably the first public and open resistance to the Mother Country. It bound citizens to support “our lawful sovereign, George the Third … so far as is consistent with the preservation...
By Alan Caruba For the last two days, March 2-4, I and about five hundred other people attended the 2008 International Conference on Climate Change, including some of the world’s leading authorities on climatology, meteorology, economics, energy, and other fields of knowledge. It was an extraordinary event, held in New York and sponsored by...
Colonists were forced to house British soldiers. On MARCH 5, 1770, a crowd protested and in the confusion British soldiers fired, killing five, one being Crispus Attucks, the most famous African America who participated in the Revolution. Paul Revere’s popular engraving of the Boston Massacre fanned flames of anti-British sentiment. Joseph Warren, the President...
March 4, 2008 House Attempts to Expand List of “Mental Disorders†Covered by Employers Urge your Representative to Vote NO on the Mental Health Equity Act! Most Americans probably hear the phrase “more affordable health care†roll off the lips of certain presidential candidates on a daily basis, so why are Members of Congress...
The Department of Defense (DOD) has a long and sordid history of misleading Congress and the American people about the fate of U.S. soldiers who became prisoners of war (POWs) or went missing in action (MIAs). And yet, Congress continues to accept DOD pronouncements that all POWs came home and all MIAs are dead,...
Until 1937, MARCH 4th was Inauguration Day. Each President acknowledged faith upon assuming office, for example, President John Adams in 1797 gave: “Veneration for the religion of a people who profess and call themselves Christians…to consider a decent respect for Christianity among the best recommendations for the public service.” In 1809, President James Madison...
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