The political ideology of Islam, I and others have found, is quite amenable to all tenets of fascism, that 20th Century political phenomenon. Private property is not abolished, as in communism, but the state exercises nearly complete control on how it is used, supposedly for the “common good.” Individual rights are always at the discretion [...]
Filed under: Commentary of the Day, Election, Politics, Religion, War by Kyle-Anne Shiver
Last week, as Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano tried to back-paddle her way out of her department’s disgraceful report on “right-wing extremists” and “disgruntled Vets,” I really didn’t think it was possible for her to dig herself a deeper hole with war veterans, to whom we all owe our own safety and [...]
Filed under: Commentary of the Day, Election, Goverment Reform, Politics, War by Kyle-Anne Shiver
“President Obama” seems a far too stiff and stilted salutation for you, dear Sir, our most populist-appealing leader ever. So, I’m quite certain you won’t mind one little bit if I take the liberty of addressing you in the same informal manner you seemed to prefer on the campaign trail. Your calling female [...]
Filed under: American Thinker, Election, Politics, War by Kyle-Anne Shiver
I don’t know about you, dear Reader, but I just could not help but let out an exasperated sigh last week, when Barry O scolded Republican Congressmen that if they wanted to get anything done, then they needed “to stop listening to Rush Limbaugh.”
What a heap of brazen balderdash!
I would far sooner defend my listening [...]
Filed under: Commentary of the Day, Election, Politics, War by Kyle-Anne Shiver
Dear Readers, allow me to introduce you (if you’ve not found it yourself) to the lively and ongoing saga of the typical liberal American family: Diversity Lane. This is conservative humor at its best. I’ll be featuring the dashingly creative genius of cartoonist, Zack Hawthorne (the pseudonym of an underground conservative), on this site regularly.
Today’s [...]
Filed under: Commentary of the Day, Culture, Family, Politics, War by Kyle-Anne Shiver
