Oppression

Death Penalty For Cop Killers?

Tuesday, November 3, 2009
By Angry Harry

I was vaguely listening to the radio yesterday when an item concerning the death penalty (in Texas, I think) began to air. I confess that I did not catch the whole piece, but it became quite clear that an American police officer was arguing for the increased use of the death penalty when it comes... »

America Without “Liberal” or “Conservative” Representation

Monday, August 17, 2009
By Roger F. Gay

Nothing more immediately spoils the honesty of political debate in America today than the common use of the terms “liberal” and “conservative.” They are too often used anachronistically, in a way maintained in the public mind through narrow relative thinking – and probably more often without thinking at all. It is common for these terms... »

Destructive Social Justice

Tuesday, July 21, 2009
By Thomas Brewton

The Democrat/Socialist Party’s plan to nationalize healthcare exemplifies the essence of social justice: an invidious urge to destroy what exists and a faith that social harmony depends upon making everyone equally miserable. Liberal-progressives estimate that 46 million people, 15% of the population, lack health insurance. In order to provide them insurance, liberal-progressives intend to... »

Iran: Green Hits the Streets

Sunday, June 28, 2009
By Slater Bakhtavar

My freedom is yours. You won’t be free unless you help me to get my freedom. Don’t remain silent while in the dark of night you hear screams of mothers for the lives of their kids. Don’t cover your ears when you hear the cries of the children for their mothers and fathers who have... »

Interfaith Dialogue: Let’s Talk Persecution

Tuesday, June 2, 2009
By Doug Bandow

President Barack Obama plans to call for an improved dialogue with Islam in his upcoming speech in Egypt. All faiths would benefit from greater understanding. Yet no conversation will be complete if it does not address Islam’s persecution of Christians, Jews, and other religious minorities. Western efforts to reach out to Islam are increasing. However,... »

The Obama/Napolitano Doctrine: Conservatism Verboten

Wednesday, April 22, 2009
By Chris Adamo

Obama has made claims of wanting to “unify” the nation. Yet few have properly grasped the actual intention, and thus the enormous danger posed by his goal. »

Speaking of Israel is to Speak of the Middle East

Wednesday, January 7, 2009
By Leette Eaton-White

Speaking of Israel is Speaking of the Middle East: Leette Eaton- White I gave you my personal perspective of the current situation in Israel in a very pro-Israel way in my last article for HipHopRepublican.com. Now I will continue my Pro-Israel lean but now I am going to give more reasons why I feel this... »

President Bush Signs Victims Protection Act to Combat Human Trafficking

Friday, December 26, 2008
By Jim Kouri, CPP

On December 23, President Bush signed into law a bill that enhances measures to combat human trafficking. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff and Immigration and Customs Enforcement Acting Assistant Secretary John Torres were among 16 federal agency and private organizational leaders in the Oval Office who witnessed the signing of H.R. 7311, the... »

Roanoke Neo-Nazi Indicted for Threats, Witness Intimidation

Tuesday, December 16, 2008
By Jim Kouri, CPP

William A. “Bill” White, the self-proclaimed Commander of the neo-Nazi group the American National Socialist Workers Party, was indicted by a federal grand jury for threatening five individuals and for attempting to intimidate litigants in a federal housing discrimination lawsuit, the Justice Department announced today. White, who was also recently indicted in the Northern District... »

Chambliss Victory Refutes Public Break With Conservatism

Wednesday, December 3, 2008
By Chris Adamo

Saxby Chambliss correctly grasps the situation, crediting Sarah Palin as the individual whose support and involvement “fired up” the base. He further admonished recalcitrant Republican “moderates” of the need for the GOP to return to “those basic core values” of Reagan conservatism. »

NACOP: Acid Attack by Taliban Shape of Things to Come

Monday, November 17, 2008
By Jim Kouri, CPP

The National Association of Chiefs of Police (NACOP) received the following report from the US Department of Defense in order to alert police commanders and security directors about a recent terrorism tactic development: It’s a measure of the enemy in Afghanistan that Taliban terrorists attacked girls walking to school in Afghanistan on Nov. 12 by... »

Why Governments Love Feminism

Sunday, November 9, 2008
By Angry Harry
Why Governments Love Feminism

Feminism has very little to do with equality between the genders, and it also has very little to do with the rights of women. First and foremost, feminism is about various groups seeking to acquire power and money, and to build huge self-serving empires in which millions – literally millions – of people nowadays have... »

Somali Pirates Continue Reign of Terror Off African Coast

Sunday, September 28, 2008
By Jim Kouri, CPP

The Somali pirates who hijacked a Ukrainian freighter carrying military weapons defiantly demanded $20 million in ransom despite being surrounded by three foreign warships on Sunday. The spokesmen for the pirates, believed to be members and associates of Al-Qaeda, were contacted via satellite communications. They confirmed that they were surrounded by three foreign... »

Dead-Broke Dads and the Challenges to Parenting

Wednesday, September 24, 2008
By Jeffery M. Leving

“Deadbeat Dads” has been the headliner of multiple stories in multiple newspapers for decades. Cook County launched “Operation Father’s Pay”; Butler County in Ohio put faces of these so called deadbeats on pizza boxes; and the Los Angeles County District Attorney announced their “Most Wanted Delinquent Parent” list. Several other states have begun... »

Narcotics Trade Fuels Afghanistan Insurgency

Saturday, September 20, 2008
By Jim Kouri, CPP

The poppy trade that fuels terrorists and insurgents in Afghanistan is a problem that must be addressed but doesn’t have a military solution, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said during a teleconference for Internet journalists and bloggers. Speaking at a dinner hosted by the Pacific Council on International Policy, Navy Adm. Mike... »

Senator Bidden (Mr. VAWA) Reports Gives Little in Personal Charitable Donations

Wednesday, September 17, 2008
By Ray Blumhorst

I am deeply disgusted by the lack of personal financial commitment that Senator Joe Bidden shows to the domestic violence victims he claims to care about. The Saturday, September 13, 2008 edition of The Boston Globe reported that Senator Biden and his wife, last year (2007) claimed $995 in deductions for charitable giving, out of... »

Biden Babble and the Dancing Fool

Wednesday, September 17, 2008
By Harry Crouch

In 1990 Senate hearings Vice Presidential candidate Senator Joseph Robinette Biden revealed, “In my house, being raised with a sister and three brothers, there was an absolute – it was a nuclear sanction, if under any circumstances, for any reason, no matter how justified, even self-defense – if you ever touched your sister, not figuratively,... »

Diplomatic Immunity: Foreign Diplomats In US Abusing Household Workers

Saturday, August 2, 2008
By Jim Kouri, CPP

In 2007, the US Department of State reported that some foreign diplomats are suspected of abusing the household workers they brought to the United States on A-3 or G-5 visas. The US Congress directed the Government Accounting Office to determine the number of A-3 or G-5 visa holders who have alleged abuse by foreign diplomats... »

Mexican National Jailed for Sex-Trafficking in the Carolinas

Friday, July 25, 2008
By Jim Kouri, CPP

by Jim Kouri Jesus Perez-Laguna, a citizen of Mexico, was sentenced in federal court in Columbia, S.C., on charges stemming from a sex trafficking ring involving at least one teenage girl. Perez-Laguna was sentenced to over 14 years imprisonment and ordered to pay $52,500 in restitution to his victims. After his release... »

Army Translator Imprisoned for Spying for Iraqi Insurgency

Friday, May 23, 2008
By Jim Kouri, CPP

by Jim Kouri, CPP A US Army contract translator was sentenced today to 121 months of imprisonment for illegally possessing national defense documents, and using a false identity to procure his United States citizenship and to gain access to classified military materials. In addition, the court issued an order stripping the defendant of his... »

International Mens Day and Fathers Day in Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden

Search MND

Introducing MRm: A New Men's Rights Magazine in PDF format

Download PDF Here

Support Our Sponsors!

Please support MND

Subscribe today:

SUSTAINER: $5/mo.


CONTRIBUTOR: $20/mo.


SUPPORTER: $50/mo.


Or Donate Any Amount

Archives

privacy policy | terms of service


Site Meter

MND: Your Daily Dose of Counter-Theory is Digg proof thanks to caching by WP Super Cache!