The current turmoil that Zohran Mamdani, a Muslim and self-professing Democratic Socialist, might very well become the next mayor of New York City reminds me of the 1966 movie, The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming!
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For several years now, and especially since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks on Israel, American universities have come under increasing scrutiny about their ideologies and campus cultures.
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More than a third of American Muslims deny the rapes and murders committed by the Hamas terrorist organization in Israel occurred, according to a poll first reported by The Daily Signal earlier this month.
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It used to be a foregone conclusion that the United States would always stand by Israel when it was threatened by Islamist nations who despise the fact that Israel even exists. Terrorists view the United States with the same hatred, and now we have an administration that openly supports those who wish our demise as well. How can this be?
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Since the October 2023 terrorist attack on Israel by Hamas, college campus rallies in support of that barbaric act have erupted across the United States.
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The documentary, One Day in America, released on the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 Islamist attack on America misses a crucial fact. The men who had hijacked the four airplanes were Islamists who died in the cause of Allah. In Islam, the 19 hijackers are known as “martyrs.”
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Sri Lanka seems like a faraway place, but it isn’t. Among the dead were four Americans. That devastating attack was not directed at Sri Lanka, but was a calculated attack on Christianity and the West. Two Catholic churches and one evangelical church were attacked, as were hotels that catered to Western clients.
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American interest in Islam was piqued on September 11, 2001, when 19 Islamic men hijacked four commercial airliners and used them to kill nearly 3,000 Americans. One terrorist came from Egypt, one from Lebanon, two from the United Arab Emirates and 15 from Saudi Arabia.
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While President Obama, thankfully, is no longer our Commander-in-Chief, the legacy of his malfeasance in that role may be an affliction on America’s troops and people for years to come.
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The charter school movement was presented to the American people as a way to have more parental control of public school education. Charter schools are public schools financed by local taxpayers plus federal grants.
Continue reading →Political Correctness has a double standard when it comes to teaching about religion in public schools. Drop Christianity down the Memory Hole, but give extensive and mostly favorable coverage to Islam.
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How long are we going to put up with the fiction that free trade with China is beneficial to the United States?
Continue reading →The most widely used history textbook in U.S. public schools is A People’s History of the United States by the late Howard Zinn.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is credited with writing several feminist precepts into U.S. constitutional law based on the spurious notion that our Constitution is a “living” (i.e., re-interpretable) document, she now wants to expand that process to welcome foreign law.
Continue reading →The reauthorization of the No Child Left Behind Education Act offers Congress a splendid opportunity to enforce parents’ rights that have been outrageously trampled on by the public schools.
Continue reading →“They are coming after us, they want to execute attacks. . . . The threat environment today is as bad as it was the summer before Sept. 11.” In his October 17, 2002 appearance before the congressional joint intelligence committees, CIA Director George J. Tenet asserted that prior to 9/11 he was convinced that Osama bin Laden was planning to kill Americans, “and we reported these threats urgently.”
Continue reading →Many parents assume that the tests given to their children in public school are only for educational purposes. To the contrary, for many years schools have been demanding that students answer nosy questions about their personal behavior and attitudes, about what goes on inside the family, and even about the behavior of relatives.
Continue reading →Public schools seem to be obsessed with requiring students to fill out nosy questionnaires. The latest outrage, entitled “How Am I?”, asked 55 intrusive questions of New Jersey 7th and 8th graders.
Continue reading →Denmark has been in the forefront of European efforts to encourage easy immigration and integration of immigrants with the native-born population. Denmark spends one percent of its GNP on foreign aid, the highest per capita in the world.
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