Archived Articles by Larry Kelley
A compilation of all Larry Kelley’s published articles, blog posts and opinions.
A Children’s Invasion of Ceuta
Vol 8.3.26 In my new historical novel, An American Slave in Barbary, The Odyssey of Winston Prescott Jones, a portion of the story is set in the tiny Spanish exclave of Ceuta which was recently overrun by 60,000 Moroccans. In a news conference last Friday morning, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro [...]
An American Slave in Barbary – A Sequel to Homer’s Odyssey
VOL 7.27.26 Over the previous week, Christopher Nolan’s new film, the Odyssey, filled theaters and netted $80 million box office receipts despite mixed reviews and some controversy given that Nyong’o, a Black woman, was cast as Helen. The critic, Roger Ebert, gave it four stars. But most people who saw [...]
Are the Palestinians a Displaced People?
Vol 7.20.26 It’s with dread that Americans now watch the party of JFK unapologetically side with the international left, the Islamists running Iran, and the Maoists running China, and joining them in their hostility toward America’s most important ally, Israel. While much of the Middle East has been [...]
“No Enemy to My Left”
vol. 7.13.26 If you are the leader of a revolutionary movement dedicated to the future overthrow of an existing government, you instinctively welcome all new combatants who wish to join your ranks. The theory goes—you extend this welcome to the new combatants, no matter how antithetical their core beliefs [...]
Independence Day in Persia
Freedom Chronicles Vol 7.6.26 More evidence is surfacing to alert the Iran watchers in the West that the Islamist regime is collapsing. Moreover, when it falls, Iran will become the first a post Islamic state. The significance of this event for the global economy and world order cannot be overstated. [...]
This Government Exists to Secure Freedom Not Rule Our Lives
Most conservative pundits and politicians agree with Joel Ross who writes, “It appears that Trump folded because the Arabs told him they needed Iran’s attacks to end, and out of fear that a continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz would bring economic decline of major proportions to the world.” [...]