– September 30, 2011
The spiritually demanding words of Jesus still have the power to provoke hatred, as well as adoration. See Joe Sobran's classic column, The Man They Still Hate– September 29, 2011
Joe Sobran relates the criminal dealings of Dr. Marcel Petiot of France during World War II in Murder Most Patriotic– September 23, 2011
Charles Mills discusses the irrational violence against employers by members of unions in Labor Goons: Part II– September 22, 2011
As the first anniversary of Sobran's passing approaches, Canadian columnist, Mark Wegierski, reflects on his career in Joe Sobran, National Review, and Canada– September 14, 2011
Except for the U.S., every country involved in the First World War suffered grave and long-lasting ramifications. See Charles Mills' World War I – Part II: The Consequences– September 12, 2011
The Masonic role in causing the First World War is examined in Part One of Charles Mills' column World War I – Part I: The Beginning– September 9, 2011
Religious liberties are being denied all over the globe by repressive regimes. See Doug Bandow's list of the worst offenders in Worldwide Persecution of Christians: The 14 Worst Countries– September 8, 2011
The decline in logical thinking has led to inferior crime fiction. See Charles Mills' Detective Stories– September 2, 2011
It’s high time to break up the biggest monopoly of all: the federal monopoly of power. See Joe Sobran's column In Defense of Microsoft– September 1, 2011
The Supreme Court’s 1973 ruling that state abortion laws are unconstitutional amounted to a veto of the will of the people in all 50 states. See Joe Sobran's Altering the Constitution– August 26, 2011
Secession, including the resort to arms, was the final remedy against tyranny. See Joe Sobran's column The Right to Secede– August 25, 2011
Joe Sobran sees similarities between the villain in "The Third Man" movie and cunning politicians of our time. See You Know Harry– August 19, 2011
Charles Mills discusses Progressives, Populists, and the Black South– August 17, 2011
It was love of adventure, liberty of the frontier, and the welcoming of many children that formed America. See Charles Mills’ latest column, Texans, Californians, and Mountain Men– August 8, 2011
The U.S. needs to stop the mindless spending binge and get government off the backs of those who create wealth. See Bob Hale's column “We Can Just Print Money”– August 8, 2011
We now live under the “consolidated” government the Constitution was designed to prevent. See Joe Sobran's column Constitutional Amnesia– August 3, 2011
The deficit reduction "deal" is a win for the looters. See Robert Hale's latest column Grinding Sausage– August 2, 2011
Joe Sobran makes a case for the Earl of Oxford being the true Bard in Debating Shakespeare– July 29, 2011
This sea creature's smile is hypocritical, like that of the wretched crocodile or the president of the United States. See Joe Sobran's column The Dark Side of Dolphins– July 28, 2011
The legalization of abortion has removed the responsibility from being male, thereby diminishing masculinity itself. See Joe Sobran's column Abortion and Authoritarianism– July 23, 2011
Great literature can help us remain fad-proof. See Joe Sobran's column Reading Old Books– July 22, 2011
Sobran admits that “constitutional government,” are code words for heartless bigotry. See Change This Document!– July 16, 2011
Joe Sobran discusses how liberals attempt to frame the debate in Argument from Status– July 15, 2011
Joe Sobran discusses the limitations of genius in The Other Einstein– July 8, 2011
Government is assumed to be entitled to take as much of the citizens’ wealth as it desires, explains Joe Sobran in Government and Greed– July 7, 2011
From 1801 to 1825, under Presidents Jefferson, Madison and Monroe (all Virginians), the United States grew from a small nation to a dominant power in the Western Hemisphere. See Charles Mills’ latest column, The Golden Age of American Diplomacy– June 30, 2011
Joe Sobran recounts President Franklin D. Roosevelt being named "Person of the (20th) Century" by Arthur Schlesinger in Lies, As Usual– June 29, 2011
Theology, philosophy, mathematics, logic, music, and poetry thrived in years following the fall of Rome. See Charles Mills' latest column, The “Dark Ages” That Never Were– June 23, 2011
“Violence and coercion are at the heart of the union movement,” writes Charles Mills in a new column, Labor Goons– June 20, 2011
The Supreme Court compounds its own errors says Joe Sobran in Structures of Deceit– June 17, 2011
The Fourteenth Amendment has served as the basis for generations of bad jurisprudence writes Joe Sobran in It’s Power, Not Prayer– June 16, 2011
Charles Mills looks at the "God of Armies" and soldier saints in A Soldier’s Faith– June 12, 2011
Joe Sobran discusses the days when publishing your writing was considered "vulgar" in Dr. Johnson, Radical– June 8, 2011
Politics without morality leads to tyranny, concludes Joe Sobran after reading C.S. Lewis. See The Prophetic C.S. Lewis– June 3, 2011
Tom Roeser examines Romney's businessman pragmatic solutions to the abortion issue and universal health care in Massachusetts in Can Romney Overcome RomneyCare?– June 2, 2011
In honor of Tom Roeser, we reprint one of his columns from earlier this year comparing President Obama to previous presidents on “wierdness.” See Size 44 Weird– May 27, 2011
Joe Sobran discusses the Commerce Clause of the Constitution in Rape, Slavery, Booze, and Interstate Commerce– May 27, 2011
Joe Sobran writes that Christ is still quoted after 2000 years. See The Words and Deeds of Christ– May 19, 2011
What is truth? Charles Mills shows how denying it leads to bad laws. See Cancer and Idolatry in the Supreme Court– May 18, 2011
The official form of worship in the United States is a "religion of civility," which lacks an animating fire, says Joe Sobran In Defense of Bob Jones– May 14, 2011
Joe Sobran outlines some reasons why Edward de Vere was the author of the so-called Shakespeare plays in Honoring the True Bard– May 14, 2011
During his reign as Prime Minister, Churchill had a pathetic desire to be liked by Stalin. See Joe Sobran's column The Real Churchill– May 6, 2011
Joe Sobran writes that you can defend yourself against a murder charge but not against being called a "racist." See The Culture of Tyranny– May 6, 2011
The most intense persecution of Christianity occurred not in the Roman Empire, but in the twentieth century, especially in the Communist world. See Joe Sobran's column, The Church of Silence– April 29, 2011
The Commonwealth of Virginia's secession in 1861 was — and remains — valid. See Joe Sobran's column, Free Virginia– April 28, 2011
Why haven't Americans cultivated wit as the English have? See Joe Sobran's column, Why Can’t the Americans?– April 21, 2011
Christianity improved civilization but still gets blamed for all the evils it failed to eradicate. See Joe Sobran's column, The Critics of Christ– April 15, 2011
Charles Mills discusses persecution of Christians in the Arab world in Democracy or Religious Liberty?– April 13, 2011
The concept of the permanency of marriage has been abandoned says Charles Mills in The Shameful Legacy of the 20th Century: the Destruction of the Family– April 9, 2011
Military affairs expert, William Lind, suggests defensive warfare policy in the Middle East. See: U.S. Should Go Home and Close the Gate– April 6, 2011
Public employee unions are bankrupting the country according to Robert Hale in Unions — The Manufacturing and Political Demise of America– March 31, 2011
Jon Utley describes six ways we can end our dependence on Mideast oil in The Case for Increasing Domestic Oil Production– March 30, 2011
Like the emperor who had no clothes, we have been swindled by our leaders. Will America wake up on time? See Robert Hale’s It’s Time We Stop Pretending– March 24, 2011
(Humor) Aunt Maise returns with counsel on dealing with highwaymen, school principals, and pesky squirrels in Ask Aunt Maisie: Old-fashioned advice for the 21st century– March 22, 2011
America is on the verge of imploding and neither the Republicans or Democrats have the will to change. See Robert Hale’s new column, U.S. Treasury Secretary — U.S. Must Incur More Debt!– March 17, 2011
Bob Hale proposes a solution to boost the Mexican government and that of the U.S. in Mexico — It’s Time to Support Its Revolution– March 14, 2011
The impact of the War of 1812 is discussed in Part II of Charles Mills' series, Virginians, New Englanders and Indians Part II: War– March 9, 2011
The origins of New England’s hatred of the South lie in its humiliation for its opposition to the War of 1812 according to Charles Mills in Virginians, New Englanders and Indians Part I: Westward Expansion– March 8, 2011
Jon Utley outlines seven factors why restricting trade will not lead to growth and more jobs in Seven Reasons Why the U.S. Has Trade Deficits– March 4, 2011
Putting 100% of our GNP into education would still not increase literacy.Charles Mills examines The Economics of Education– March 3, 2011
(Humor) Libertarian Aunt Maisie writes an advice column for patriots. See Ask Aunt Maisie: Old-fashioned advice for the 21st century– February 24, 2011
Part II of Joe Sobran's thesis on the "Red Decade" in the Soviet Union appears today. See Before the Hive (Part II)– February 23, 2011
To commemorate what would have been Joe Sobran's 65th birthday today, we republish his dissection of the "Red Decade" in Russia in the 1930s in Before the Hive (Part I)– February 17, 2011
Jon Utley examines the reasons why members of the tea party are against continual wars and overseas entanglements in: A Foreign Policy For The Tea Party– February 10, 2011
The reading of Declaration of Independence at the Super Bowl omitted much of the document. See Charles Mills’ timely column What the Declaration of Independence Really Means– February 9, 2011
An over-structured society leaves little time for a child’s imagination to flourish according to Charles Mills in Forbidden Pleasures– February 3, 2011
The origin of Religious Liberty in the English colonies in the 1600s is discussed by Charles Mills in The Roots of American Religious Liberty Part II: The Restoration and Succeeding Decades– February 2, 2011
The origin of Religious Liberty in the English colonies in the 1600s is discussed by Charles Mills in The Roots of American Religious Liberty Part I: The Early Period– January 28, 2011
A new recording of a renowned classical music conductor is reviewed by Kevin Lamb in Rudolf Kempe: Genius of the Podium– January 23, 2011
The semantics of apologists for abortion are analyzed in Joe Sobran's column, Words of Choice– January 21, 2011
Where was the right to an abortion discovered in the Constitution? Joe Sobran looks at the controversial Roe vs. Wade decision in Roe and Rot– January 21, 2011
George Krasnow looks at war and peace through the lens of a Russian immigrant in Winter Soldiers vs. Sunshine Patriots– January 13, 2011
Joe Sobran discovers shoddy scholarship from those who believe that the Shakespeare plays were written by a man from Stratford in The Bard in Retirement– January 12, 2011
Joe Sobran looks at "diversity" in the opinions of Sandra Day O'Connor and Thurgood Marshall in The Court Versus Federalism– January 6, 2011
Joe Sobran discusses Roman Polanski’s great film, Macbeth in a classic column, Shakespearean Masterpiece– January 5, 2011
Charles Mills discusses the liberals' embrace of homosexuals in the military in Sissies and Killers– December 29, 2010
The new military policy on homosexuals could have disastrous consequences. See The “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Can of Worms– December 27, 2010
The never-ending recognition and affirmation of homosexuality as a publicly sanctioned alternative “lifestyle” is discussed by Kevin Lamb in Turning Paris Island Into Fire Island– December 24, 2010
Joe Sobran discusses the age-old opposition to Christ in Resisting Jesus– December 22, 2010
Charles Mills discusses a momentous election in The 1874 Electoral Landslide– December 15, 2010
George Krasnow describes A New Conservative Manifesto for Russia– December 13, 2010
Tom Roeser reviews W's new book in Bush Book Interesting but Gooey and Wilsonian– December 8, 2010
Sobran's close friend, Tom Bethell of The American Spectator, reminisces on Joe's life and untimely death in Interregnum — and a Transition– December 7, 2010
Our civil liberties are being violated by excessive security measures according to Charles Mills' new column An Immodest Proposal– December 3, 2010
Joe Sobran recounts how the hunchbacked Richard III courted his future queen in How to Handle a Woman– November 30, 2010
Should the federal government be involved in education? Charles Mills thinks not. See Federal Aid to Schools Is Unconstitutional– November 24, 2010
Guest columnist Tom Roeser examines the controversy surrounding the pope’s new book in Benedict’s Carelessly Structured Condom Remark Does Not Sanction Homosexual Acts– November 23, 2010
The unfair smearing of Joe Sobran as an antisemite. A Tribute to American Patriot – In Memory of Joe Sobran (1946-2010): Part Two– November 18, 2010
Russian-American, George Krasnow, reflects on the life of Joe Sobran. This is the first column of a two-part series. A Tribute to American Patriot – In Memory of Joe Sobran (1946-2010): Part One– November 16, 2010
Charles Mills discusses public and private
schools in Financing Education– November 11, 2010
Jon Utley describes eight ways in which environmental extremists are wreaking havoc on the American economy in Job-Killing Environmentalists– November 8, 2010
Kevin Lynch writes his reflections of Joe Sobran in Extraordinary Joe– October 29, 2010
Joe Sobran discusses the 10th Amendment to the Constitution in Penumbras, Emanations, and Stuff– October 28, 2010
Joe Sobran discusses his love of classical music, and an opera he attempted to compose in ONLY MOZART– October 22, 2010
Sobran discusses Darwinian Fairytales by atheist writer, David Stove, in a classic column, The Philosopher and the Fossils– October 21, 2010
FGF will continue to publish great classic columns of the late Joe Sobran. Here's a gem from 2006; Jesus’ Government– October 14, 2010
Jon Basil Utley, associate publisher of The American Conservative, discusses Joe Sobran in Joseph Sobran, Antiwar Prophet, RIP– October 14, 2010
Joe Sobran's editor at Chronicles magazine shares his reflections on his life and passing in Joseph Sobran, R.I.P.– October 8, 2010
Charles Mills sees similarities between the late Joe Sobran and one of his favorite Shakespearean characters in Joe Sobran and Hamlet– October 4, 2010
R. J. Stove reflects on Joe Sobran's life and legacy in An Aussie Remembers Joe– October 1, 2010
The late Joe Sobran, who died yesterday, discusses how to deal with those who disagree with you in one of his classic columns "YOU CAN'T MEAN IT!"– October 1, 2010
Joe Sobran analyzes the pitfalls of following "The Latest Thinking"in a classic column Tolerance and Progress– September 24, 2010
Man's decadent nature is discussed in Sobran's classic column, Advancing toward Savagery– September 20, 2010
The life of a conservative journalist is recounted by Charles Mills in James Jackson Kilpatrick, RIP– September 17, 2010
Joe Sobran discusses a different historical perspective on the Civil War than that taught in the schools in a Heritage of Savagery– September 16, 2010
Joe Sobran recounts the beliefs and style of the 20th century in this classic column The End of a Mad Century– September 10, 2010
"Hate" endows the state with a vast mandate for correction, according to Joe Sobran in The Uses of "Hate"– September 9, 2010
Joe Sobran examines Alfred Hitchcock's classic film, Psyco, and its remake in Cloning PSYCHO.– September 2, 2010
Joe Sobran discusses classic movies and their producers in Wilder and His Betters– August 26, 2010
What's wrong with the California judge's decision to overturn Proposition 8 and allow homosexuals to marry? See Charles Mills' A Federal Judge Ignores Truth Part II: He Rewrites History– August 24, 2010
The Iraqi Constitution has a fatal constitutional flaw, proportional representation, according to Jon Utley in Iraqi Constitution Doomed to Failure– August 24, 2010
The California judge's ruling to allow homosexual marriages is analyzed by Charles Mills. See A Federal Judge Ignores Truth Part I: He Takes Sex Out of Marriage– August 18, 2010
The 14th Amendment has given us abortion, pornography — and a reason to desecrate the flag. See Charles Mills' latest column The Fourteenth Amendment and The Flag– August 17, 2010
Washington causes much of the high unemployment in America by its excessive regulations that stymie industry and new investments. See Jon Basil Utley's Confronting Washington’s Job-Killers– August 13, 2010
Joe Sobran reflects on George Washington's words that "government is force." See Idealism versus Freedom– August 12, 2010
Creative proposals and unconventional ideas should be considered, not shunned, in the Republican Party and the conservative movement. See Charles Mills' The Big Tent Is a Big Lie– August 5, 2010
The Confederate Lawyer gives a short history of desegregation in the South. See Charles Mills' Eisenhower and Faubus– August 4, 2010
Must we obey the state even when it usurps powers never entrusted to it? Joe Sobran grapples with this question in The State and Heresy– July 29, 2010
Why all the fuss about the Confederate flag? Charles Mills takes up this question in The Conquered Banner– July 28, 2010
Charles G. Mills reminisces about Bill Buckley, Joe Sobran, Pat Buchanan, Brent Bozell, and National Review magazine in A Venture in Triviality– July 22, 2010
The West won the Cold War because of Ronald Reagan. See Charles Mills' The Cold War, Part VII: Reagan, Bush, and Victory– July 20, 2010
The Jimmy Carter years (1976-80) are described in the continuation of Charles Mills' series The Cold War, Part VI: Carter’s Dark Night before Dawn– July 15, 2010
Washington’s reaction to the Gulf oil spill caused greater damage than the event itself, according to Jon Basil Utley's latest article, The Government’s Catastrophic Response to Oil Disaster– July 15, 2010
Charles Mills discusses the politics of the oil spill in British Petroleum, the Tar Baby, and the Briar Patch– July 8, 2010
President Richard Nixon's foreign policy legacy is examined by Charles Mills in The Cold War Part V: Nixon Stabs Free China in the Back– July 7, 2010
Charles Mills' series continues with a description of President Lyndon Johnson's Administration. See The Cold War Part IV: Johnson Brings the Cold War Home– June 30, 2010
Charles Mills' series on the Cold War continues with a look at “mutually assured destruction" (MAD), the Berlin Wall, and the Cuban missile crisis. See The Cold War Part III: Kennedy’s Twilight Zone– June 30, 2010
Charles Mills series continues with The Cold War Part II: The Lost Opportunities of Eisenhower– June 24, 2010
In the first of a series of columns on the Cold War, Charles Mills recounts the Truman Administration, the Korean War, and the daring strategies of General Douglas MacArthur. The Cold War Part I: Truman and a Bad Start– June 22, 2010
Joe Sobran reviews Robert Reilly's new book, The Closing of the Muslim Mind in Allah Is Not Great– June 17, 2010
Rand Paul's comment about the 1964 Civil Rights Act sends a once-friendly media into a feeding frenzy. See Paul Gottfried's latest column, Clarifying the Negative Impact of the 1964 Civil Rights Act: Rand Paul Starts Much-Needed Debate– June 16, 2010
Divine law is true, even if no one believes it. See Joe Sobran's classic column, Legacy of Lies– June 9, 2010
Joe Sobran takes a look at the views of our first President in Washington's New Confederacy– June 7, 2010
The inability to love is often the reason that mothers abort their own children. See Joe Sobran's classic, Abortion and Hatred– June 4, 2010
In a classic column, Joe Sobran looks at the popularity of the fictitious The Da Vinci Code and Darwinism. Farewell to Mayberry– June 4, 2010
There is tolerance, diversity, and freedom only for those views of which the elite media approve as Sam Francis shows in a classic column Media Elite versus Christian Heritage– May 28, 2010
Is the Constitution dead? Joe Sobran defines the problem in Jefferson Was Right– May 27, 2010
Calling a homosexual union a marriage doesn’t make it a marriage. See Joe Sobran's Candor, Anyone?– May 20, 2010
Charles Mills, The Confederate Lawyer, analyzes Lincoln's Gettysburg Address from the point of view of the South in Lincoln’s Hypocritical Address– May 18, 2010
The pro-Communist legacy of FDR, who was president from 1933 to 1945, is examined by Charles Mills in Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the Age of Evil– May 12, 2010
The word "Confederate" has unfairly taken a bad rap, according to Charles Mills in Virginia’s Confederate History– May 11, 2010
Banning burquas is not the answer to the diminishing Christian population of Europe. See Frank Creel's The Merest Christianity– May 6, 2010
Satirizing the euphemisms of the abortion lobby, Charles Mills offers his latest column, Terminating Human Abortion Instrumentalities– April 29, 2010
Paul Gottfried's latest column discusses the Manipulated History of the Civil Rights Movement– April 28, 2010
Ignoring constitutional government and a system of divided powers and checks and balances will lead to societal dissolution according to Frank Creel in Yawning at Subsidiarity– April 27, 2010
Joe Sobran reviews James Shapiro's new book in Bard Thou Never Wert– April 21, 2010
Are laws objective or based on sheer power and relativism? Charles Mills explains jurisprudence in The Supreme Court, the Common Law, and the Natural Law: Part II– April 20, 2010
The origin of our court system is explained by Charles Mills. The Supreme Court, the Common Law, and the Natural Law: Part I– April 15, 2010
It's time for a true conservative political revolution according to Charles Mills. See: A Rebirth of Liberty, or a Neocon on a White Horse?– April 14, 2010
It was already over when the Beatles arrived. See Joe Sobran's column, The Decline of Rock– April 7, 2010
Joe Sobran examines the sin of envy in the classic column Smirking at Virtue– April 6, 2010
As we approach April 15, Joe Sobran looks at the citizen-state relationship in The Government We’re Stuck With– March 30, 2010
His words are quoted more than anyone else's in the world, yet why do people resist — and even hate — Him? See Joe Sobran's classic column, The Words and Deeds of Christ– March 25, 2010
What happened to the U. S. Senate, which the Framers regarded as a bulwark against tyranny? See Destroying the Traditions of the Senate– March 24, 2010
Joe Sobran dissects Christopher Hitchens' book, god Is Not Great in a classic column, Thank God for Atheists
– March 17, 2010
Charles Mills reviews a book about a U.S. pro-Communist espionage agent. See Book Fails to Vindicate Accused Spy John Stewart Service– March 17, 2010
Joe Sobran recommends two great books and discusses the "K" word in three classic snippets, Our Constitution, the "K" Word, and Samuel Johnson's Cure– March 12, 2010
Charles Mills reviews Tom Pauken's new book, Bringing America Homein Restoring Nobility to the Name “Conservative”– March 10, 2010
The rave reviews of R. J. Stove's recent book didn't seem to translate into sales. See Confessions of a Non-Bestseller– March 4, 2010
Should the government tell employers how much to pay their women employees? Paul Gottfried tackles this issue in Protecting Women or Re-engineering Society?– March 3, 2010
Frank Creel hopes that Obama will update the rules of the game for American workers. See Jobs, Jobs, Jobs– February 25, 2010
A Christian victory over the evil of abortion is possible but much work needs to be done. See the final segment of Frank Creel's series A Pro-Life Manifesto: Part VI– February 25, 2010
Can real change come again to Canada? See Mark Wegierski's Canadian Conservatives Swim Against Liberal Tide– February 17, 2010
Paul Gottfried looks at the lack of ideology of the two major political parties in Blue and Red Teams: Wishing Both Would Go Away– February 16, 2010
Would we have been better off if Strom Thurmond had been elected U.S. President in 1948? See Charles Mills' latest column Trent Lott Was Right– February 15, 2010
Joe Sobran takes a look at President Obama's so-called eloquence in No Cliché Left Behind– February 11, 2010
The Church should be doing more to end the evil of abortion. See Part V of Frank Creel's series, The Catholic Church's Complicity in Failing to Halt Abortion: A Pro-life Manifesto: Part V– February 10, 2010
R. J. Stove, our new columnist and classical music aficionado from Melbourne, Australia, deplores what Mahler-lovers say but would defend to the death their right to say it. See Mahler: Is it Just me, Or...?– February 9, 2010
Allan Brownfeld thinks our criminal justice system needs reform. See Violence Illustrates Need for Repeat Criminals to Serve Full Sentences– February 3, 2010
Commitment to self-reliance, constitutional government, and economic liberty are needed to bring about a culture of life. See Frank Creel's A Pro-life Manifesto: Part IV– February 3, 2010
Paul Gottfried decries the Republicans' political correctness in criticizing Sen. Harry Reid in Leftwing Thought and Speech Control Infects GOP– February 2, 2010
In a new column, Joe Sobran remarks on President Obama's State of the Union outreach to homosexuals in Sodomy, Abortion, and the Forces of Hate– January 28, 2010
Consumerism belongs in the marketplace, not in government, religion, or the family, according to Daniel Graham's latest article, The Real Dangers of Consumerism– January 27, 2010
Our debt could bring the U.S. to financial ruin but pet projects of Congressmen are alive and well. See Allan Brownfeld's latest column, Deficit Soars while Bipartisan Earmarks Continue Unabated– January 25, 2010
America has 400 year-old roots dating back to the 1600s. Charles Mills examines the concept of freedom that formed our country in Was America Born in a Revolution or a War for Independence?– January 21, 2010
Congress could overturn Roe v. Wade by statute. Frank Creel presents such a statute in Preborn Citizens' Rights Can be Guaranteed by a Constitutional Provision: A Pro-life Manifesto: Part III– January 20, 2010
Voting for the lesser of two evils is always a vote for evil says Frank Creel in Replacing the Political Parties: A Pro-life Manifesto: Part II– January 14, 2010
To commemorate the 38th anniversary of the historic Supreme Court case, Roe v. Wade, on January 22, 1973, over the next few weeks we will be publishing, A Pro-Life Manifesto -- a six-part series of columns on the abortion issue from FGF columnist Frank Creel. See A Pro-life Manifesto: Part I– January 12, 2010
Allan Brownfeld reviews Stephen Sniegoski's 450-page book, The Transparent Cabal,in his latest article, The Role of Neoconservatives — and Israel’s Right Wing — in the War in Iraq– January 7, 2010
Charles Mills recalls the beginnings of the conservative movement in the 1960s in We Were Young Once — and Conservative– January 6, 2010
Frank Creel muses on global warming and the contradictory theories of Darwin and environmentalism in Darwin Says Chill– December 30, 2009
Federal employees are experiencing unprecedented financial gains, while over 7 million people in private sector are unemployed. Robert Hale examines this disparity in Wag the Dog– December 29, 2009
How important is an intact family for black youth? Allan Brownfeld explains why black students often lag behind in Complex Factors, Not Race, Account for Achievement Gap in Schools
– December 25, 2009
Paul Gottfried discusses the former Speaker of the House in Newt Gingrich: An Exemplary Republican– December 25, 2009
Federal policy, not the free market, encourages usury says Charles Mills in Usury, Loan Sharking, and High Interest Rates– December 22, 2009
What does population control have to do with the world climate conference in Copenhagen? Robert Hale has some answers in Global Warming — The Real Agenda– December 17, 2009
Scandalmongering is part of the history of color-blind America says Frank Creel in No Racism Here– December 15, 2009
The reasons for teen murders in our inner-cities need to be addressed writes Allan Brownfeld in Examining the Real Causes of Gang Violence in Chicago and Other Cities– December 10, 2009
Allan Brownfeld discusses an important new book, It Happened In Italy in his new column The Largely Untold Story: Rescuing Jews in Mussolini’s Italy– December 8, 2009
Why does the U.S. kowtow to Communist China and snub the free Republic of China? Charles Mills explains in Obama Avoids Free China on Asian Tour– December 2, 2009
Congress' "debt-funded spending spree" will jeopardize businesses nationwide including his own, reports Robert Hale in Putting America’s Small Businesses in Intensive Care– December 1, 2009
What will the impact of irresponsible fiscal management and a federal debt at $13 trillion be on the taxpayers? See Robert Hale's latest column What’s Our Real Federal Income Tax Rate?– November 25, 2009
Allowing government the exclusive control over legitimate force is the road to serfdom, says Charles Mills in Preston Brooks’ Cane– November 25, 2009
Should we stay or withdraw from Afghanistan? Robert Hale, and our troops, are waiting for a decision. See Leaving Soldiers in Harm's Way– November 20, 2009
Is there Christian religious rage against non-Christians on the campus? Faculty — but not students — seem to think so according to Paul Gottfried in Embracing Diversity Rather Than Academics– November 17, 2009
Are Members of Congress serving their constituents? Robert Hale looks at this question in Representative Government?– November 11, 2009
Are invading and occupying other countries the best ways to defend America from terrorism? Allan Brownfeld analyzes our Great Power role in U.S. Still Searching for Post-Cold War Role– November 9, 2009
Bob Hale compares the health care bills to Nazi programs inAmerica’s Health Care “Holocaust”– November 5, 2009
A climate of fear is likely when the feds decide salaries according to Charles Mills in Pay Czar Policies Have Unintended — and Far-Reaching — Consequences– November 4, 2009
Are our views on issues related? Paul Gottfried examines the connection between various political stances in Belief Clusters– October 29, 2009
Personal identification cards are police-state instruments says Charles G. Mills in We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Photo IDs– October 27, 2009
Are Caucasians the only ones who can be guilty of racism?See Allan Brownfeld's response in White vs. Black Racism: Time To End the Double Standard– October 22, 2009
Our energy policy has become tyrannicalaccording to Charles Mills' latest column Environmental Extremists Reverse Natural Order– October 20, 2009
Freedom of the press is at stakein a move to make newspapers become government corporations. See Robert Hale's latest column: Government: You Can’t Vote with your Pocketbooks!– October 15, 2009
After an eight year war, and more American deaths than
those killed on 911, Allan Brownfeld writes: Nation-Building in Afghanistan: A War of Necessity or Choice?– October 13, 2009
Even though the U.S. is $11 trillion in debt, our leaders plan even more deficit spending. Robert Hale asks: Is It Time for Taxpayers to Bailout?– October 8, 2009
Dan Graham gives parents some tips on how to spot the truth in Teaching Our Children To Think Logically– October 6, 2009
Robert Hale blames government involvement for the rise in health care costs. See 100% Solution for a 15% Problem– October 1, 2009
Frank Creel predicts that Obama will not be renominated for President if he gets us entangled in a war in Afghanistan. See Obama and the Graveyard of Empires– October 1, 2009
Charles Mills looks are how rejection of God has adversely impacted England and the U.S. in Only Fear of God Can Guarantee Liberty– September 30, 2009
Stephen Sniegoski looks at the Obama Administration and neoconservative support for war in the Middle East in Afghanistan: Back Door to War on Iranl– September 29, 2009
Robert Hale examines the goals of environmental extremists in Global Warming: The New Word for Mandates and Population Control– September 24, 2009
Frank Creel ponders usury and reality in Just Say No to Mammon– September 23, 2009
Allan Brownfeld looks at Political Correctness: A Growing Threat to Free Speech– September 22, 2009
Congressman Joe Wilson's outburst during the President's address to Congress is examined by Robert L. Hale in Tempest in a Teapot: A Lost Opportunity– September 17, 2009
Why is the Chamber of Commerce for the federal bailouts? See Allan Brownfeld's latest column: Which Side Is Big Business Really On?– September 16, 2009
Partisan politics is a big factor in the war game. See Paul Gottfried's column: Shouldering the Burden of War: Protests End and War Continues under Obama– September 15, 2009
Even stalwart conservative journals are subject to Political correctness as Kevin Lamb details in Human Events vs. Pat Buchanan: An Insider’s View– September 10, 2009
Religion used to be an important part of public life — until a Supreme Court ruling in 1947. See Charles Mills' latest column Keeping Alive the Memory of American Public Religion– September 9, 2009
Frank Creel, just back from a trip to Turkey, posts the following reflections. See: Turkey: A Strategic Ally at the Crossroads– September 9, 2009
Just doing what other lawmakers do? See Allan Brownfeld's latest column, Rep. Jefferson’s Freezer: Only the Tip of the Iceberg of Congressional Corruption– September 3, 2009
While millions are spent to destroy old cars, the automakers and dealers — rather than the fledging economy — are the ones reaping benefits. See Allan Brownfeld's latest column, Cash for Clunkers: A Dangerous Precedent– September 1, 2009
Frank Creel discusses why Teddy Kennedy and the Democratic Party flip-flopped on the abortion issue in No Holy Grail: The End of Camelot– August 26, 2009
Charles Mills remembers one of the greatest investigative journalists of our time in Robert Novak, Rest in Peace– August 25, 2009
It is politically advantageous for the GOP to oppose the Democrats on key issues as Paul Gottfried opines in Republicans Opposing Sotomayor Showed True Grit.– August 24, 2009
Our youth have been bombarded with historical lies and politically-correct propaganda about freedom and tyranny
says Charles Mills in Keeping Alive the Memory of American Freedom.– August 20, 2009
Charles Mills takes an historical look at the controversy surrounding the Copernican theory in Was Galileo Guilty?– August 19, 2009
Robert Hale looks at the proposed health care legislation in Representative Democracy? Something We Don’t Have!– August 18, 2009
Allan Brownfeld looks at ObamaCare in What Will Rationed Health Care Mean for Elderly and Disabled Persons?– August 13, 2009
Pope Pius IX's life and accomplishments are discussed in Charles Mills' latest column Three Heroic Popes – Part II– August 12, 2009
Napolean Bonaparte's battles with the papacy are detailed in Charles Mills' two-part series, Three Heroic Popes — Part I– August 10, 2009
Jay Parker believes that the free enterprise system is the best path for racial progress. See Allan Brownfeld's column Celebrating a Black Conservative Who Has Always Put Country above Color– August 6, 2009
What women have willfully done to their female nature is akin to taking a Rembrandt and covering it with graffiti, according to Robert Hale.
See Where Did Women’s Self-Respect Go?– August 4, 2009
The imposition of an extreme version of secularism is in itself a form of religious “establishment.” See Allan Brownfeld's new column Atheists Misread the Role of Religion in American Society– July 30, 2009
Frank Creel analyzes the modern conservative movement in Muddling Through: The Real Conservatism– July 28, 2009
Allan Brownfeld examines Structured English Immersion in his latest column Supreme Court: Teaching in English Benefits Immigrants– July 23, 2009
The U.S. highway infrastructure is in disrepair according to Robert Hale's new column, Putting the Cart Before the Roads– July 21, 2009
Politicians are more concerned with the next election — not the next generation. Allan Brownfeld explains in Confronting the Myth of Borrowing Our Way to Solvency– July 15, 2009
Frank Creel expounds on beating the drums for war — and spiritual warfare in Living in a Dangerous World– July 14, 2009
Charles Mills discusses some extraordinary men of the Confederate Army in Three Great Chaplains– July 9, 2009
When truth becomes opinion: Daniel Graham examines the experimental method of pedagogy in Teach Your Children To Learn– July 7, 2009
Allan Brownfeld writes that the Crusade for Reparations for Slavery Misreads History– July 1, 2009
Allan Brownfeld explains the mindset of those calling for more and more government programs in Selfish Political Class Fuels Deficits and Bailouts– June 29, 2009
Charles Mills chronicles some of the deceptions of the abortion lobby in The Lies They Tell– June 24, 2009
Charles Mills writes of the remarkable friendship of two leaders in The Blessed Pius IX and President Jefferson Davis: Kindred Spirits– June 23, 2009
A Justice for all or for a few? See Allan Brownfeld's The Sotomayor Nomination: Last Gasp for Identity Politics?– June 18, 2009
Charles Mills gives a short history of how people throughout the ages worshipped God in Sacrifice– June 16, 2009
Allan Brownfeld writes The Last Thing We Need Is a Preemptive War Against Iran– June 11, 2009
America is snarled in the deadly embrace of indifferentism and forgetfulness says Frank Creel in When Scales Fall– June 9, 2009
Animal brains, philosophy, and Darwinism are among the topics in Joe Sobran's new column The Absent-Minded Squirrel– June 4, 2009
Joe Sobran says that there are no loose ends in this man's life. See The Incomparable One.– June 3, 2009
Controversy surrounded the granting of degrees to both Presidents Bush and Obama as Charles Mills reminds us in Notre Dame’s Honorary Degrees– June 2, 2009
The Republicans acted like Democrats when in power. See Allan Brownfeld's latest column, Republicans Still Don’t Understand Their Decline– May 29, 2009
When is a Catholic not a Catholic? Joe Sobran takes a look at the career of Garry Wills in his latest column, Eccentric Catholicism.– May 27, 2009
Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor was involved in a highly controversial case as Allan Brownfeld explains in Toward a Genuinely Color-Blind Society?– May 20, 2009
Joe Sobran looks back at the 20th century in a classic article, Progressive Hopes.– May 19, 2009
Destructive taxation has ended more civilizations than wars explains Robert Hale inThose Who Don’t Learn From History . . .– May 14, 2009
Joe Sobran reflects on the afterlife in Imagining Heaven– May 13, 2009
Our tax system is worse than a ponzi scheme according to Robert Hale. While We Still Have a Democracy, Let’s Use It– May 13, 2009
The breakdown of culture and society in North America began when left-liberalism gained a foothold after
World War II . See Mark Wegierski's Canada Now a Nation Without a History– May 7, 2009
Joe Sobran discusses the remarkable life
of a 20th century Italian saint in The Glory of Padre Pio– May 5, 2009
Allan Brownfeld wonders why the most powerful nation
on earth needs to fight wars with weak adversaries in Reflections on Visiting a U.S. Military Cemetery Abroad: The Uniqueness of America and the Dangers of Going to War Precipitously– April 30, 2009
Military spending, defense lobbyists, and war machines are the subject of Allan Brownfeld's latest column A Realistic Look at the U.S. Defense Budget — and America’s World Role.– April 28, 2009
NATO is a relic and should be laid to rest according to Frank Creel in his new column, Whither NATO?– April 23, 2009
Charles Mills offers a unique pro-life proposal in Ban Contraceptives from Interstate Commerce.– April 21, 2009
Frank Creel examines misunderstood aspects of the Second and 14th Amendments in Our Forgotten Constitution.– April 16, 2009
The successful voucher program in Washington, D.C.
has been scrapped by the U.S. Senate. Allan Brownfeld examines this issue in President Obama: The “Education” President Who Opposes Educational Choice?– April 14, 2009
Paul Gottfried examines the pros and cons of President Richard Nixon in Nixon-Frost: A Better Portrait than Intended?– April 8, 2009
Joe Sobran reviews Steve Sniegoski's new book on the neoconservative agenda, The Transparent Cabal in his latest column World War V, Anyone?– April 7, 2009
Congressmen are quick to blame business and industry for our financial debacle — to divert attention away from the real cause: themselves. See Outraged? by Robert Hale.– April 2, 2009
Why are governments and people drawn to war? Jon Basil Utley gives an explanation in, Taking on the Military-Industrial Complex:
A 10-Point Plan for the Right and the Left.– April 2, 2009
The sad chapter of radical violence that shook our nation 40 years ago has still not been properly addressed. See Allan Brownfeld's new column, Confronting an Unresolved Act of Radical Violence: The 1970 San Francisco Police Station Bombing.– April 2, 2009
Obama's conscience seems to be quite untroubled about abortion as Joe Sobran explains in a new column, According to Fashion.– March 30, 2009
The groundbreaking personhood bill proposed in North Dakota has been watered down. See Robert Hale's update in North Dakota Catholic Bishops Opt to Preserve Roe v. Wade.– March 26, 2009
Disintegration of values rather than white racism is the most pressing problem facing black communities says columnist Allan Brownfeld in The NAACP at l00: Where Does It Go From Here?– March 24, 2009
Magna Charta is one of the most important yet least understood documents in history. Charles Mills describes its roots, and the meaning of freedom in On Liberty.– March 19, 2009
Locking horns with talk show host Rush Limbaugh is not wise as Frank Creel opines in Rush Roulette.– March 19, 2009
Allan Brownfeld shows us how we are paying for the mistakes of others in Are There Any Limits on Bad Behavior?– March 11, 2009
A controversial "personhood" bill has been introduced in North Dakota. See Abortion Rights: Back to the States? by Robert L. Hale.– March 10, 2009
Black Americans have made great strides over the past few decades despite what the new U.S. Attorney General says. See Eric Holder’s America: A Different Land by Allan C. Brownfeld– March 4, 2009
Frank Creel traces America's down turn to the Enlightenment
utilitarianism, and the absence of a quest for the truth in Our Just Deserts– March 3, 2009
Canada's Ontario province, under the leadership of the Liberals, has experienced massive social upheaval in the past few decades as Mark Wegierski explains in A Look at Ontario Provincial Politics– March 2, 2009
Should labor union members be entitled to secret ballot elections? Allan Brownfeld explores this controversy in Democracy and Labor Unions: A Challenge to President Obama’s Commitment to Change– February 27, 2009
Bob Hale takes apart President Obama's recent speech in “… Because Nobody Messes with Joe”See press release of Robert Hale column.
See the new film, "Return to the Gulag: Jon Utley's Search for his Father"
– February 26, 2009
Slick public officials cloak tools of extortion in the mantle of public care, concern, and altruism explains Robert Hale in Certificate of Need: An Opportunity for Greed.– February 25, 2009
Joe Sobran reminisces about Honest Abe in Lincoln's Horse.– February 24, 2009
Bringing back liberty will require strong families, aggressive local governments, and a change in our national character opines Charles Mills in Reviving Liberty Will Take Courage– February 19, 2009
The Department of Education should be abolished says Frank Creel in A Counter-Reformation in Education– February 18, 2009
Companies getting bailouts paid millions to lobbyists according to Allan Brownfeld in his latest column Change: Easier to Talk About Than Achieve– February 17, 2009
Liberals indulge communism and are adverse to defining their terms muses Joe Sobran in his latest column, Obama and the “Right Wing”– February 12, 2009
Robert Hale suggests 12 ways to curb wasteful government spending in The 12-Step Cure: Can We Take It?– February 11, 2009
Joe Sobran examines our past and current rulers in his new column King Barack– February 10, 2009
Charles G. Mills outlines the bureaucratic delays faced by war veterans in Our Wounded Warriors Deserve Better– February 5, 2009
Mark Wegieski examines the socially-liberal welfare state mentality in Canada in The Crisis of Canadian Polity Since the 1960s: A Precis– February 3, 2009
Frank Creel takes a look at economics and the American worker in Avoiding Depression– January 28, 2009
Are we indentured servants? Robert Hale considers the federal government spending binge in From Freeman to Taxpayer to Slave in 60 Years– January 26, 2009
Should the Fairness Doctrine make a come back? Paul Gottfried examines this question in Fairness Doctrine: Selective Use on the Left, Hypocritical Opposition on the Right– January 23, 2009
Jon Utley explains How Bin Laden Bankrupted America: The Five Ways– January 21, 2009
Is cannibalism next? Joe Sobran reflects on the mentality of abortion in What Children Must Know
– January 19, 2009
Can Obama’s Victory Move Us Toward a Common Vision for the Future? Allan Brownfeld gives his perspective.– January 15, 2009
Charles Mills makes a case to Save the Electoral College.– January 15, 2009
Frank Creel explains the importance of Brokering a Syria-Israel Peace.– January 15, 2009
Do our children's minds belong to the State? Read Joe Sobran's latest column, Defining Education.– January 8, 2009
Governor Blagojevich's actions are strikingly similar to the selling of committee chairmanships in the U.S. Congress. Except the latter is standard operating procedure as Allan Brownfeld explains in Pay-for-Play in Illinois and Business as Usual in Washington: How Different Are They?– January 6, 2009
Repression of religious liberty is rampant in many of the "stans," the former Soviet Republics, but especially in Kazakhstan as Doug Bandow explains in his Foreign Follies column, Kazakhstan Turns Ugly.
– January 1, 2009
When the state moves in, the church is forced to move out. Read the Joe Sobran classic, Do We Need the First Amendment?– December 30, 2008
Will we be eating beef or tofu in the future? See Robert Hale's latest colum, Cow Tax Could Destroy Livestock Industry.
by Robert L. Hale– December 26, 2008
We live in era of moral relativism in which people refuse to declare any action wrong and immoral or to confront the existence of evil. See Ignorance of Religious Traditions Accompanies America’s Ethical Decline.
by Allan C. Brownfeld– December 23, 2008
Despite an election in October, the Queen of England has suspended the Canadian Parliament. What gives? See Canadian Crisis Continues: Liberals Energized, Conservative Ouster Likely.
by Mark Wegierski– December 18, 2008
Former Soviet dissident Natan Sharansky and other hawks are gleeful with the lack of change coming to Washington. See Obama Finds Favor with Neoconservatives by Paul Gottfried– December 17, 2008
Some of Obama's economic advisors are the same people who got the U.S. in financial turmoil. See In Search of a Principle to Justify Massive Bailouts by Allan C. Brownfeld– December 12, 2008
Point/Counterpoint: Should the Government Bail Out the Auto Industry?
Yes: Jon Basil Utley
No: Robert Hale
– December 11, 2008
Charles G. Mills expounds on the government’s historical role in creating the current financial mess in Destroying the People’s Money.– December 4, 2008
Late-breaking news from our Canada Correspondent, Mark Wegierski: Canada in Crisis: Will Left-Liberal Coalition Come to Power Without an Election?– December 4, 2008
Frank Creel suggests that Catholics be pro-active in dealing with their Bishops and the Obama Administration in Wait, Work, and Wrassle: One Catholic's Perspective on Conservative Prospects.– December 2, 2008
Western Civilization is rooted in religion yet many Americans are ignorant of it, according to Joe Sobran in Christianity and History.
Read this column at Covenant News.
– November 27, 2008
Joe Sobran recalls the Canadian Broadcast Council's ban on Dr. Laura for her politically incorrect views in his classic column, Can Dr. Laura Be Tolerated?– November 25, 2008
Affirmative action has had a negative impact on minority students according to a new book. See Allan Brownfeld’s latest column, Ending Racial Preferences: The Michigan Story.– November 20, 2008
Charles Mills, The Confederate Lawyer, examines the credit crisis in A Cure Worse than the Disease.– December 2, 2008
Western Civilization is rooted in religion yet many Americans are ignorant of it, according to Joe Sobran in Christianity and History.
Read this column at Covenant News.
– November 27, 2008
Joe Sobran recalls the Canadian Broadcast Council's ban on Dr. Laura for her politically incorrect views in his classic column, Can Dr. Laura Be Tolerated?– November 25, 2008
Affirmative action has had a negative impact on minority students according to a new book. See Allan Brownfeld’s latest column, Ending Racial Preferences: The Michigan Story.– November 20, 2008
Charles Mills, The Confederate Lawyer, examines the credit crisis in A Cure Worse than the Disease.– November 17, 2008
Allan Brownfeld, The Conservative Curmudgeon's column Conservatism Not Defeated in November Election
Joe Sobran discusses a special friend in a new column, Patricia (includes photos)
– November 13, 2008Why did mainstream America vote for a left-of-center candidate for President? Paul Gottfried explains in American Prosperity Brings Leftward Political Turn
– November 11, 2008How is the U.S. similar to the Soviet Union? See Joe Sobran's classic column, The State v. Christian Culture
– November 6, 2008Has crass materialism brought about a spiritual void in American society? See Allan C. Brownfeld's latest column, Economic Crisis Shows Capitalism Not An End in Itself
– November 4, 2008Allan Brownfeld examines the American Israel Public Affairs Committee in AIPAC Does Not Speak for American Jews
– October 30, 2008McCain seems afraid to offend anyone, even his opponent. See Paul Gottfried's analysis, McCain's Lackluster, Moderate Campaign.
– October 28, 2008See the Joe Sobran classic column, Patriotism or Nationalism?
– October 24, 2008Can Taxes Ever Be Fair? See The Confederate Lawyer
– October 21, 2008Canada had a national election on October 14.
Mark Wegierski analyzes the results in Canadian Federal Election Leaves Social Liberalism Unchallenged.
– October 17, 2008See Allan Brownfeld's latest column, Re-examining Booker T. Washington: Black America’s Prophetic Leader
– October 14, 2008A court case makes it possible for children to divorce their parents. What's next? Sam Francis elaborates in A Child’s Garden of Lawsuits.
– October 9, 2008With Canadian elections just days away, Mark Wegierski of Toronto presents a quick history of political parties in Canada in his latest View from the North column.
– October 7, 2008Milton Friedman was one of the 20th century's most influential advocates of freedom. Why are some University of Chicago faculty embarrassed at the idea of an institute in his honor? See Allan Brownfeld's latest column.
– October 2, 2008Will the Conservatives or Liberals prevail in the upcoming national elections in Canada on October 14? Mark Wegierski discusses the prospects in Northern Rumbles: A Canadian Federal Election Begins
– September 30, 2008Even cold-blooded murder can be politically correct, especially if the victim is a cop. See Allan Brownfeld’s latest column, Murdered by Mumia: The Elite’s Crusade on Behalf of a Convicted Cop-Killer.
– September 25, 2008Militant atheism is driven by furious hostility, to religious tradition. Joe Sobran elaborates in Sins of Organized Irreligion.
– September 23, 2008Paul Gottfried writes that except for isolated pockets of
trial lawyers, it is hard to find anyone who has resonated to Biden. See: Joe Biden: A Dubious Choice.
– September 18, 2008Fallacies of an IQ critic are unraveled in Kevin Lamb's latest column, Intelligence Testing Revisited.
– September 16, 2008The tragic killings at Columbine High School became a bottomless bonanza for pet causes of liberalism according to a classic column — Littleton Killings Unleashed Foes of Religion by Samuel Francis.
– September 11, 2008The Reconstruction Acts of 1867-68 established military power to conduct rigged elections with neither black nor white voters having any real electoral power according to Charles Mills' latest column, Reconstruction Sowed Seeds of Corruption and Exploitation
– September 9, 2008Joe Sobran lists some of his pet peeves in his latest column, Annoying Words
– September 4, 2008Canadian journalist Mark Wegierski's View from the North column examines The Paleoconservative-Social Conservative Coalition in Canada.
– September 2, 2008More than 300 languages are spoken in America. How is this impacting our country? Sam Francis ponders this development in Language Anarchy Fractures National Bonds.
– August 28, 2008See Allan Brownfeld's latest column: What Would the Founding Fathers Think About the Explosive Growth of Government Power?
– August 26, 2008The pope was right about contraception and the sexual
revolution according to a new column by Joe Sobran: A Prophecy Fulfilled: The Wisdom of Humanae Vitae.
– August 21, 2008What should the military do to help our disabled war veterans? Charles Mills has some ideas. See, The Seamless Transition.
– August 19, 2008Read Paul Gottfried's article on Afro-Americans' forsaking the party of Lincoln in the on-line edition of THE RECORD, a daily newspaper in New Jersey.
Why do black Americans forsake the party of Lincoln? See Paul Gottfried's latest column, Black Republicans Face Rejection by Their Own Community.
– August 14, 2008See Allan Brownfeld's latest column, Subsidizing Ethanol: The Unintended Consequences of Market Interference,
– August 12, 2008Liberals adore Presidents Lincoln and Roosevelt, but perhaps President Bush should also be a liberal icon. See the Joe Sobran classic, President Katrina.
– August 7, 2008Canadian Mark Wegierski examines the downward spiral of society in The Crisis of Late Modernity in the West: A Précis.
– August 5, 2008Is our Christian heritage is being omitted by American historians? See Joseph R. McCarthy: Time for Truth by Charles G. Mills.
– July 31, 2008Were there really Communists in our government in the 1950s? See Truth and History by Mary Ann Kreitzer.
– July 29, 2008Why are neoconservatives praising certain presidential lies? See the Sobran classic, Apotheosis of the Lie
– July 24, 2008Conspicuous consumption, irresponsibility, and rapper role models in the inner city are discussed in Allan Brownfeld's Ghetto Mindset: Harmful to Urban Communities and America.
– July 22, 2008Should Christians apologize for the Crusades? Sam Francis doesn't think so. See the Sam Francis classic, Guilt Trip Over the Crusades.
– July 17, 2008Where might the internet be taking us? Mark Wegierski explores five areas that are potential hazards in Exploring the Social and Cultural Impact of the Internet: Five Visions.
– July 15, 2008See Mary Ann Kreitzer's FGF column on Oprah in the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Remember the flap over the National Security Agency tapping the phone calls of thousands of citizens? Why did no one object? See the Joe Sobran classic, Unknown Unknowns.
– July 10, 2008Leonard Bernstein is second-tier compared to Karl Böhm, an Austrian classical music conductor driven to perfection. See Kevin Lamb's Karl Böhm: The Underappreciated Maestro.
– July 8, 2008
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