In Defense of George W. Bush
Many of the same people chastising Bush’s leadership were among the most vociferous champions of his presidency.
Remembering 9/11
Freedom at Any Price
If you prefer safety to freedom, that’s your choice: It’s a free country. But I’m for freedom. That is the essence of America.
Brother of Fallen Firefighter Has Made It His Life’s Mission To Take Care of Those Who Serve Us
Stephen was married, five kids, and he gave it all. Firefighters like Stephen saved thousands of lives that day.
What Did They Fight For?
Our ruling class is as hostile to the American way of life as it is to Afghanistan.
A Failure of Memory and Nerve
We don’t remember much, it seems, or for long.
Why You Can’t Watch the ABC Miniseries “The Path to 9/11”
How the Clinton Administration’s 9/11 coverup is disturbingly similar to the Biden Administration’s lies about his Afghanistan debacle.
9/11 Twenty Years On: A Sister Speaks
An open letter from Debra Burlingame, sister of Capt. Charles F. “Chic” Burlingame, pilot, American flight 77, who died in the attack on the Pentagon, September 11, 2001.
Take Off Your Shoes and Run
When I think about September 11, I remember the courage of those first responders, those who lost their lives, and America’s strength, resilience, patriotism, and commitment to freedom.
The Return to ‘Reality’ Was the Greatest Casualty of 9/11
From the perspective of a self-described “hardcore leftist,” the thing we lost after 9/11 was our postmodern escape from reality. Now that it’s back, we are still paying the price.
The Only Fact about 9/11 that Really Matters
Thanks to delusional, feckless cowards in Washington, there will be another 9/11 and only those who understand the true lesson of 20 years ago can save us from it.
Lessons We Didn’t Learn from What We Were Forbidden to Say
Twenty years after the jihadist terrorist attacks that redefined our country and triggered a global techno-security system with endless mission creep, we hand our security to the Taliban and China?
Our 9/11 Generation
This should not simply be a day of remembrance. It is the best time—the right time—for reflection and reassessment, a time to ask and answer the question: What are the right lessons to draw?
The Death of Ideology, Not Irony
What politics forbids, politicians foment—namely, absurdity. The absurdity of uniforms. Absurd uniforms born of uniformity of thought, of Blackshirts and Brownshirts, of jodhpurs and jackboots, […]