Taking the offensive against eco-activism in Oregon
Build a freedom pod!
Build a freedom pod!
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
By Major General William Grimsley, U.S. Strategic Command, "Our liberties as Americans come at a price."
President Ronald Reagan issued an urgent reminder that “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.”
The Cuban dictator has a nightmarish security apparatus at his disposal. If he is prepared to use it, and if the thousands employed to keep the regime in power follow his lead, the Cuban demonstrators face the very worst imaginable.
Few days are as precious as those few when freedom takes a giant step forward. Such a day was June 19th, 1865.
The folks who promised "fundamental transformation" has truly outdone themselves, transforming itself in return to a destabilizing influence on our culture that targets assaults upon America’s basic understanding of itself.
The world is reopening and economic recovery is gathering steam. Global warming campaigners don't like this one bit. They view the COVID-19 shutdown as a model for the future they want.
Facebook, Youtube, Google, Twitter, Wikipedia, Reddit and others who dominate the Internet and cyberspace are increasingly about censoring viewpoints with which their super-wealthy owners disagree.
Has America reached the point where our liberty can be "repressed with impunity?
Let's remember how fortunate we are to live in a country that can provide hundreds of millions of turkey dinners at a price anyone can afford all on the same day. Not because central planners decreed it should be so, but due to the power of a free market.
Collectivism is based on faulty principles
A 1985 newspaper assignment took me from West Berlin, a rich, vibrant, noisy, stylish, all-night reveling open city with symphony concerts next to live nude girl shows and fancy eateries, like New Orleans’ Bourbon Street on steroids – a glittering capitalist island surrounded by drab communist mediocrity – into East Berlin where I was to report on how the Soviet puppet state really worked.
This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The consensus on the fashionable Left was that European Communism and the wall were there to stay. Good thing Ronald Reagan knew better.