9/1/26 - Why try to brainwash people into believing that 9/11 was a “terrorist attack”? Let them make up their own minds. Don’t try to influence them. That would be unfair. That would be playing with their minds. Thus thought a Muslim member of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation senior staff, who sent out a memo to CBC...

9/1/26 - Today at 12 p.m. ET, U.S. forces began striking Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets in Iran. The strikes follow recent attempted attacks by the IRGC against commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and against American service members deployed to the region.

9/1/26 - These radical leftwing judges are domestic terrorists in black robes, and their weapon is the calculated perversion of the law. From the bench, these judicial saboteurs twist constitutional safeguards into instruments of political warfare—protecting America’s enemies, punishing their opponents and nullifying the will of the people. They are not merely misinterpreting the law; they are weaponizing it to destroy American jurisprudence, demolish the separation of powers and subvert our unique system of constitutional governance from within.

9/1/26 - The recent showdown on Capitol Hill over multi-billion-dollar funding legislation has once again laid bare the deep, toxic disconnect between the America First movement and the entrenched establishment of the Republican Party. When the Senate effectively sidelined key executive priorities - most notably gutting provisions for the much-debated justice and administrative initiatives alongside grand architectural plans like the White House ballroom funding - it sent a clear signal to the grassroots.

9/1/26 - There's a peculiar sort of courage in the world today: the courage to denounce those who are unlikely to murder you for doing so. The participants are fearless. They scream at Jewish students, deface Jewish businesses, drive Jewish speakers from public events and demand that Israelis be removed from respectable life (restaurants, resorts, hotels). Then they congratulate themselves on having confronted power. Power, in this instance, being a nineteen-year-old student wearing a Star of David, or a couple dining out, a family on vacation, young people out having a good time. The same heroism is rather harder to locate when writers are threatened, teachers forced into hiding, women intimidated, gay people persecuted, apostates marked for death or Muslim reformers denounced as traitors. The thing is, confronting an ideology capable of answering criticism with violence carries inconveniences. Police protection may become necessary, your life may be in danger. Far safer to confront the Jews. Jews will argue. They will write letters, contact lawyers, complain to university authorities and ask the police to enforce laws already on the books. They may produce a report, organise a panel discussion or request a meeting. Such terrifying reprisals. And so the moral exhibitionist can enjoy all the excitement of persecution without any of its actual danger. He can spit venom at Jews while imagining himself to be standing before the tanks in Tiananmen Square.