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My first response after the Colleyville terrorist hostage crisis was to do background and note what Faisal Akram’s hometown of Blackburn was famous for. Blackburn as “another global hub for the Deobandis and the Tableeghi Jamaat”… The Deobandis, who control many of the mosques in Blackburn, originated the Taliban. Tableeghi Jamaat, whose mosques are known as “breeding…

The indictment of Baltimore DA Marilyn Mosby on fraud and perjury charges was reported on The Point at Front Page Magazine shortly after it happened with a number of follow-ups, including this post, “Soros DA Marilyn Mosby’s Indictment Blamed on Racism, the Devil.” For unclear reasons, perhaps the mention of the devil, the Soros network was…

In the wake of the Texas Temple terrorist attack, I chatted with Laurence Jarvik about the costs and consequences of the liberal illusions that so many secular American Jewish are compelled to labor under, and discussed optimism, pessimism, and realism, and what it would take to get people to actually wake up.  

Call this another of a myriad of data points that forms a map of a decadent culture. I had a hunch that old songs were taking over music streaming platforms—but even I was shocked when I saw the most recent numbers. According to MRC Data, old songs now represent 70% of the US music market…  The…

A few days ago when I was on Brannon Howse’s show on Frank Speech, I predicted that the Texas Temple terrorist intended to serve as a model for future terrorist attacks against America by Muslims in Europe. Now the leaked audio published by the Jewish Chronicle shows that’s indeed the case. In a chilling conversation…

The usual outcry of “dementia” and “senility” has gone up already. And I would be the last to rule anything out, but even a brief overview of Biden’s career would show that he’s been doing this sort of thing for a long time. He’s been acting like this in the Senate and the Obama White…

History is written by the winners, they say. But the question of who won the Cold War is somewhat of a split decision.  Geopolitically and economically, the western coalition of conservatives and liberals held the day. Culturally, especially at the academic level, the hard Left, much of which was sympathetic to the Communist cause continued…