08/29/2008 07:47 PM
Reuters Cover Up: Bashing the U.S. and Ignoring Proof That Famous Spies Were Guilty
In New York, U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein has ordered the release of eight more grand jury transcripts from the famous 1951 spy case that led to the conviction of the husband and wife pro-Soviet spy team of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Reuters reports this story(1) as if there is some cloud of doubt still hanging over the Rosenberg’s conviction despite that their guilt is no longer debatable. Yet here is Reuters giving cover to those who stubbornly wish to cast doubt on the U.S. prosecution of the Rosenbergs. It also gives Reuters and U.S. detractors the opportunity once again smear America by raising their favorite Cold War boogie man, Joe McCarthy.

08/29/2008 04:34 PM
‘Has Mugabe Triumphed Again?’
For a brief period in 2008 it appeared that Robert Mugabe’s nearly three decade stranglehold on power in the impoverished nation of Zimbabwe would finally come to an end.

08/27/2008 03:31 PM
Obama’s Red Mentor Was a Pervert
Covering a sensitive and explosive subject that has been off-limits for the major U.S. media, the London Daily Telegraph is now claiming that Communist Frank Marshall Davis was a strong influence over a young Barack Obama for nine years of his life, rather than just four, and was a sex pervert and pothead. The Telegraph article alleges that Davis was a bisexual engaged in “sordid” sexual activities and had repeated sexual encounters with a 13-year-old girl.

08/27/2008 02:25 PM
Gosh, I Love The Liberal Media
With the world constantly changing, with Obama in favor of change, with Obama constantly changing, there remains only one fixed spot in a chaotic world: the mainstream moron media. It’s odd, but I find their predictable nonsense quite comforting.

08/27/2008 12:46 PM
Biden’s Ties to Pro-Iran Groups Questioned
Sen. Barack Obama and his newly-picked running mate, Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware, may have sparred during the primaries. But on one issue they are firmly united: the need to forge closer ties to the government of Iran.

08/27/2008 12:29 PM
‘Michelle’s speech inspired by radical socialist?’
Michelle Obama has delivered some rousing statements at the Democratic National Convention, where delegates are expected later this week to nominate her husband, Illinois Sen. Barack Obama, to be president.

08/26/2008 02:01 PM
Obama’s no-change politics
DENVER—By choosing Joe Biden, Barack Obama has—according to the conventional wisdom—added vital experience and foreign-policy wisdom to his campaign. What he’s really done is add an exclamation point to the triumph of cynical, win-at-all-cost politics. 

08/26/2008 01:58 PM
Why Obama looks vulnerable
The Democratic party will whip up some euphoria in Denver this week. But a dark cloud of anxiety hovers over the party convention.

08/25/2008 01:40 PM
Skeletons inside Democratic Party closet
History is not taught very well in today’s public schools, and that is why the history of the Democratic Party is totally unknown by the American voting public. Believe it or not, the Democratic Party was inspired by those Southern delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1787 who forced all of the other delegates to accept the institution of slavery as the price of their participation in the new government. That is why the Southern states were able to count each slave as three-fifths of a person in determining the number of representatives the state could send to Congress.

08/25/2008 01:36 PM
The hip-hop president
If Barack Obama is to become our 44th president, it will be heralded as a moment of historic significance unlike any other. However, I think many are missing the real reason why.