Ahmari/Lukianoff: How free speech died on campus

How Free Speech Died on Campus A young activist describes how universities became the most authoritarian institutions in America. By Sohrab Ahmari, November 16, 2012, Wall Street Journal Online At Yale University, you can be prevented from putting an F. … Continue reading →

WUWT: A Big Picture Look At “Earth’s Temperature” – “Extreme Weather

[Ed. Note 1: Cross posted from WUWT. This is a large, valuable, albeit semi-technical, discussion about the validity of the Global Warming meme so righteously (and religiously) promoted by mainstream media, and a variety of catastrophic climate scientists advocates and … Continue reading →

In the Eleventh Hour of the Eleventh Day of the Eleventh Month in a New Millennium – We Will Remember Them.

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” We will remember them.” Lt. Col. Dr. John McCrae, Guelph, Canada. Died January 28, 1918, while in active service in Boulogne-Sur-Mer, France.

Goldmacher: Bloomberg Aims to Be Gun-Control Counterweight to NRA

Bloomberg Aims to Be Gun-Control Counterweight to NRA The New York mayor takes on the National Rifle Association in what an aide suggests is a curtain-raiser for elections to come. By Shane Goldmacher, November 3, 2012, National Journal As independent … Continue reading →

Goldberg: The Undoing of Storybook Man [with commentary]

[Editorial comment: Goldberg's article following touches on what finally became blatantly obvious at the debate. Obama is, and always was, a front man for the Democratic National Committee. For a party (and for Liberals everywhere, apparently) that espouses equity and … Continue reading →

HotAir: Rice: Benghazi attack was spontaneous; Libya: No, it wasn’t

[Ed. note: I was going to write up a separate post about US UN Ambassador (or is that "Embarassador") Susan Rice's statements in the most recent meet-the-press episode(s), but Ed Morrissey of HotAir has already summed it all up well.] … Continue reading →

Capt. Harry Wales and Vegas, revisited.

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By Stephen D’Allotte, September 8, 2012. EdTimes Staff The internet chattering classes were certainly abuzz a couple of weeks ago when a few less than stellar females ratted Harry out on a “stays in Vegas” play weekend. A few moments … Continue reading →

On the passing of an ephemeral acquaintance…

The internet forges relationships borne solely on streams of consciousness, without physical manifestation in any tangible form. But even in this ethereal existence, the untimely passing of an acquaintance, however phantom and remote, reminds us all, and especially those of … Continue reading →

“Drop your guns, or the white guy gets it…”

By Stephen D’Allotte, July 21, 2012, The Editorial Times. By all accounts, its been a terrible couple of weeks for the senseless killing and wounding of innocents by deranged people with firearms. Aurora, Colorado, was the event nobody wanted to … Continue reading →

Dyer: America: This time it’s personal.

America: This time, it’s personal by J.E. Dyer July 9, 2012, Hot Air I’m trying to get a book finished, and it isn’t helping to keep stopping to write blog posts.  But this point is worth making. I believe the … Continue reading →