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« Previous EntriesBuchanan Exposes Churchill
Monday, March 9th, 2009Winston Churchill is generally regarded as one of the greatest men in English history, the man who rescued the world from a Nazi regime bent on world domination. Few know him as the man who sold out eastern Europe to the brutal regime of Joseph Stalin, or the man whose narrow vision resulted in the collapse [...]
Joachim Hoffmann’s “Stalin’s War of Extermination”
Thursday, November 13th, 2008When we hear the words, “War of Extermination,” one face springs to mind: the sinister visage of Adolf Hitler. For those who are fortunate enough to be readers of German author Joachim Hoffmann, an equally sinister face might come to mind: Joseph Stalin.
Hoffmann’s Stalin’s War of Extermination demonstrates conclusively that the Nazis hardly had a [...]
The Forgotten Amendment
Wednesday, October 1st, 2008Not every amendment ever proposed for the Constitution of the United States has passed. However, even those that fail of ratification (e.g., the Equal Rights Amendment) tell us a lot about the general drift of society. For any issue to gain such national prominence that it would gain even a proposition for constitutional amendment means [...]
What A Friend He Had in Jesus
Friday, May 30th, 2008One of the most well known and beloved hymns among Christians is “What a Friend we Have in Jesus.” Countless individuals have and still do receive comfort in knowing that they have the “privilege to carry / Ev’rything to God in prayer!” (Scriven). Interestingly, however, this hymn of great comfort and inspiration stemmed from the [...]
Abortion: the United States’ Holocaust?
Friday, May 9th, 2008There once was a man who made tremendous progress in the fight for abortion and women’s rights. Because of his work, abortion was legalized and overseen by a group that determined that the health of the mother—meaning any physical, economic, or psychological effect on the woman’s well being—was the decisive factor for abortions.
This man’s name [...]