Feature • April 21, 2026
When a Father Becomes a Predator
Feature • August 1, 2015
Why Is the Pope Provoking War in Israel?
For hundreds of years, the Vatican created rivers of blood trying to seize control of the Holy Land from Muslims. Today the Vatican apparently endorses Palestinian sovereignty. Why?
Feature • May 1, 2006
From Hero to Outcast
How did the tiny nation of Israel lose its image as the Davidic hero, victoriously battling the Goliath of surrounding enemy nations in 1967, to become today’s global pariah?
Article • August 7, 2024
Are the Feds Hiding the Fact That Thomas Crooks Was a Left-wing Radical?
Stories about the motives of Donald Trump’s would-be assassin take a 180-degree turn.
Article • December 21, 2007
Study: Ideological Divide Between Germany and Its Muslims
A large percentage of German Muslims have views liable to startle their host country.
Feature • August 1, 2001
The Counterfeit Peacemaker
Europe is trying to break into Mideast “peacemaking.” They aren’t interested in mediating. They want to take over.
Article • November 19, 2010
The Week in Review
Which country cares about Ireland’s tax rate, which country will benefit from Hungary’s EU presidency, which chancellor is declaring her country a major world power that need not be ashamed, and which history of Jewish persecution is about to repeat itself.
Article • October 14, 2010
Why Do 10 Percent of Germans Want Another Führer?
Rising anti-Islam sentiment in Germany will help give rise to a modern-day Hitler.
Feature • March 16, 2026
Trump’s Iran Dilemma
Article • June 25, 2013
Germany—Return of National Pride
German national pride rises to the surface. What will be the end result?
Feature • May 25, 2026
Are Presidential Assassination Attempts Now Routine?
Article • August 4, 2006
Hezbollah Is More Sophisticated Than Expected
Article • January 13, 2013
Islamophobia Rising in Germany
Anti-Islamic sentiments grow in Germany as Europe continues to detest Muslims.
Feature • June 1, 2000
Fascism Revives!
Since World War ii, we have seen the emergence of neo-fascist, right-wing extremist and radical nationalist movements. Twenty years ago such groups were marginal. Today some of them can be no longer dismissed as having no influence on national and international politics.
Feature • March 1, 2016
Germany, Migrants and the Big Lie
Muslim migrants are flooding Germany with problems. German leaders want to cover it up; German citizens want different leaders
Article • June 15, 2010
Wilders Rides the Right Wave
The surge of fringe right-wing groups is a sign of things to come.
Article • September 23, 2010
Catholic Europe vs. Islamic Hordes: Round 2
The same forces that made the Battle of Tours-Poitiers inevitable are at work today.
Article • October 23, 2025
Austria, France, Netherlands demand more censorship
Article • March 6, 2006
Russia Steers East
Russia has once again become a central component in global affairs. At the same time, a number of nations are seeking closer relations with Moscow.
Article • July 27, 2009
EU Plans to Step Up Policing of Indian Ocean
The EU is taking a leading role in the anti-piracy operations in the Indian Ocean.
Article • December 29, 2010
2011: An Important Year in German Politics
Article • November 23, 2007
State of Emergency in Lebanon
Article • June 15, 2007
Assassination Casts Shadow on Syria
Syria is not as pro-democracy as some might think.
Article • January 15, 2026
Britain bans Vlaadingerbroek
Article • June 8, 2021
Study Exposes the Scientific Establishment’s Disregard for Science
‘Following the science’ has become a matter of agreeing with a predetermined narrative.
