The Journal

Politics

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    Nonie Darwish On The Enemy Within

    Nonie Darwish says she believes it was inevitable the Muslim Brotherhood would take edvantage of any civil unrest after what they would have seen as encouragement in President Obama’s Cairo speech: I foresaw that there could…

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    Christians in Egypt

    From The Barnabas Fund: As Egypt descends into deeper unrest … the country’s Christians are falling victim to the chaos as their shops are looted and essential supplies start to run out. The majority of Egyptian…

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    Thank God For Israel

    One sixth of one percent of the land in the Middle East. No oil. Not much in the way of natural resources. Constantly under threat. Yet what they have built, and what they give, is amazing. Pray…

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    On The Dishonesty of the Mainstream Media

    No blow too low! That could well be the motto of some of Australia’s legacy media outlets. The latest example is the claim that Tony Abbott made light of an Australian soldier’s death by saying ‘Well,…

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    NSW Labor To Voters: If We Give You Money Will You Vote For Us?

    Answer: No. Kristina Keneally has one significant advantage in announcing policies (I use the word loosely): she doesn’t have to worry about being around to implement them. With that knowledge, it’s a surprise that the fag…

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    Can Obama Really be That Naive?

    ‘Don’t worry about the Muslim Brotherhood’, President Obama is reported as saying, ‘they don’t have majority support.’ Maybe not, but they do have majority support for the majority of things they believe in – an islamist state,…

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    Hosni Mubarak Deserves Better From the West

    Hosni Mubarak took over as president after his friend and mentor Anwar Sadat was murdered in 1981 by islamic extremists. Over the past thirty years, Mubarak has confirmed and strengthened the fragile peace negotiated by Sadat…

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    Historic Health Reforms?

    Right up there with the great moral challenge of our time. Having a single government funder of health services would help to prevent some of the bickering between Sate and federal governments, and reduce some of…

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    Lies Don’t Work

    People tell lies, or use statistics, which frequently amounts to the same thing, to get what they want. Most people acknowledge that telling lies is a bad thing. In general. But in this particular case, their…

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    Cool Hats, Dudes

    More about Egypt a bit later, but for now, these tidbits from the Daily Mail: A handy supply of stones for peaceful pro-democracy protestors to throw at people who disagree with them:  And a selection of…

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    Feel the Love

    Oh, it’s so warm and cuddly. Liberal progressives are forgiving, inclusive, welcoming of those who disagree with them. And of course, they never use violent or malicious rhetoric. Or not. Just listen to the bile and…

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    Why Climate Change Nonsense Has to Stop

    Climate change alarmists need to be called to account. When they talk about global warming, they actually mean three separate things: 1. The world is getting warmer in an unprecedented, or at least highly unusual and alarming,…

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    Michele Bachmann’s Response to Obama’s SOTU Address

    You may have heard about Republican Congresswoman Michele Bachmann’s response to Obama’s State of the Union speech. All the dumb things she said. And how she is so dumb she wasn’t even looking at the right…

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    Glaciers, Gore, Green Jobs

    Glacier retreat has been one of the key pieces of evidence in the warming alarmists’ campaign against cheap fuel and the world economy that depends on it. Himalayan glaciers are melting! Never mind the fact that…

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    Egypt is Revolting

    And so is Tunisia. And Yemen. And Jordan. And Algeria. None of these are places I would choose to live. And since Islamic states generate most of the world’s refugees, I guess lots of other people…