
Author and political commentator Larry Kelley is scheduled to join nationally recognized radio host John B. Wells this Tuesday evening for an extended 90-minute interview exploring the lessons of history, the struggle for freedom, and the challenges conf
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I came across two powerful pieces of journalism this week which I want to share with you and comment upon. The first is Rubio’s Rousing Athens Speech by Tyler O’Neil who writes for the Daily Signal. The second is Why France is Burning by Simon Benzaquen a
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“We found no credible evidence that Iraq and al Qaeda cooperated on attacks against the United States.”- 9/11 Commission Report This week saw the final departure of our armed forces from Iraq which was unlike the catastrophic withdrawal from Afghanistan,
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Can the Republic Be Saved? As we watch the spectacle of the “Islamunist” and Marxist Democrat candidates dodge and weave, and now that we are past the primaries and headed toward the midterm elections, the questions occur to me —Why are our elections eve
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During the sadness and the horror we felt reliving the murder of our American friends, colleagues, and heroes lost twenty-five years ago, we can easily forget the attacks should have been prevented and forget the list of conspirators who mounted them.
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While the American left continues to foment “war weariness” with the Iranian conflict and while we observe our twenty-five-year anniversary of 9/11, it is important to understand that the Iranian regime plotted with bin Laden’s minions to conduct the most
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As our apprehensive nation awaits the November midterm elections, it is important to note that senatorial candidate. Adul El Sayed and New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani, are both Muslims and are rising stars in the anarchistic Marxist Democratic Party of the U
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The acclaimed author, D.G. Schulman posits that a reader of history asks, “What happened?” A reader of historical fiction asks another question, “What did it feel like?” In my new novel, An American Slave in Barbary – The Odyssey of Winston Prescott Jone
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George Washington was asked what he thought about the formation of political parties. He replied that he was adamantly against the idea.
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Embodied in the person of Mayor Zohran Mamdani and candidate, Abdul El Sayed, America is facing the twin threats posed by what some are labeling the Red-Green Alliance. Each man embodies the twin threats to the...
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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.
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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