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08/22/2018 / By Rhonda Johansson

Conflict is not a bad thing: Healthy discourse and debate lead to better understanding and cooperation

Associate Professor of Political Science from the University of Guelph, Ian Spears argues that conflict is necessary to achieve security. The statement seems to contrast all the political movements being made by the extreme Left who cry injustice at every single opportunity. Peace, they scream, is being threatened by… well, everything. However, Professor Spears says […]

08/01/2018 / By News Editors

NYU professor: We’re on the verge of “completely losing our culture”

NYU professor Michael Rectenwald warns that western civilization is under siege from Maoist totalitarians and that we are on the verge of “completely losing our culture.” (Article by Paul Joseph Watson republished from Infowars.com) In a blistering Facebook post, Rectenwald provided perhaps the most succinct summary of the threat facing the west ever written. “We’re […]

01/16/2018 / By News Editors

British school for girls won’t let teachers call students ‘girls.’ Mockery ensues (“Altrincham Grammar School for Gender Neutrals doesn’t quite have the same ring to it”)

Last week, the Daily Mail took a moment to check out the logically indefensible, glaringly inconsistent “gender identity” policymaking going on at one of England’s oldest, top-rated all-girls grammar schools, Altrincham Grammar School for Girls in Manchester. Though the school is by definition exclusive and its name clearly describes itself as only a “school for girls,” in […]

12/20/2017 / By News Editors

Leftist students rip down ‘racist’ Kate Steinle memorial posters (“Condemn these displays of hate”)

Conservative students continue mourning the death of Kate Steinle, the woman murdered by an illegal alien given sanctuary in San Francisco, and leftist students continue to be triggered by her memory. (Article by Trey Sanchez republished from TruthRevolt.org) Earlier this month, University of California-San Diego student Gregory Lu hung up 150 posters of Steinle around […]

11/29/2017 / By News Editors

The wages of inversion

We live in an age in which things are no longer what they are supposed to be. Words have come to denote the opposite of what they signify. Cultural institutions on which we rely to serve our personal and national interests have morphed into caricatures of their original intentions, working against their foundational purposes. (Article […]

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