Dallas’ Lee Park Gutted and Martyr’s Park Desolate
Context: On September 15, 2017, the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee was removed from Lee Park, Dallas, Texas, and became the latest in a series of Confederate monuments disappearing from cities across America this summer and fall. News of the Great Fire that …
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Marquis de Lafayette: America loved Lafayette (1834)
~ by James Still ~ Marquis de Lafayette served passionately during America’s Revolution. Along with Benjamin Franklin, Lafayette helped to obtain France’s involvement in our Revolution. Lafayette also helped secure a victory at Yorktown. During his final visit to America in 1824, Lafayette became the …
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Keeping Guns Out of the Hands of ISIS – One Possible Approach
In order to stop the threat of ISIS in Southeast Asia, the US government must take measures to cut off ISIS’ access to firearms from the United States. A few days ago, Reuters reported that the Trump administration is preparing legislation that would make it …
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When The State Disappears, People Band Together
One of the most common criticisms made of our belief in a small state, and limited government power, is that “in practice” it just wouldn’t work. This is a very convenient argument for those on the liberal left to make, because it is almost completely …
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Marquis de Lafayette: Lafayette loved America (1777)
~ by James Still ~ Marquis de Lafayette was born into French nobility and inherited a large family fortune at the age of 14. At the age of 19, and against the will of the King of France, Lafayette used his own money to secure …
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Monumental Errors
The News You may have noticed recently an unprecedented volume of news items about the destruction of Civil War monuments. An outsider would just assume that these monuments are recent additions to the American landscape and that the general population was not consulted before they …
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Imagine
In October of 1971, just one month after being released on a vinyl album, John Lennon released the song “Imagine” as a single. Although it never achieved the coveted #1 spot on the charts in the U.S.A., it was critically acclaimed, not only as John …
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America: A Refuge for Civil and Religious Liberty (1776)
~ by James Still ~ On July 8, 1776, a huge crowd gathered outside the Philadelphia State House, now called Independence Hall, to hear the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence. John Adams witnessed the event: “The Declaration was… proclaimed from that awful …
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Fourth of July: The First Anniversary (1777)
~ by James Still ~ On the first anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Congress adjourned for the day and dined with military officers and various dignitaries. British deserters and the Hessian band, taken at the Battle of Trenton, also joined the festivities. A naval …
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The West Will Never Defeat Islam . . . Unless
The West Will Never Defeat Islam . . . Unless Taqiyya – Islamic justification for lying to infidels Hijrah – Islamic term for invasion by migration Jihad – Religious war of domination Fatwa – A call from an Islamic scholar to all citizens of …
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