Claims by a candidate in the French elections that part of the Queen’s wealth is drugs money can’t be lightly dismissed. Her bank, Coutts, was recently fined for failing to carry out checks on ‘politically exposed persons’ to prevent money-laundering
This story presents an interesting contrast in how the media handles race. While the Trayvon Martin case has received wide publicity this has received only minimal coverage. Is that because the victim was white and his persecutors black?
Normally we are not interested in Hollywood stars but Chris Martin’s look at Angelina Jolie reveals some intriguing background on the United Nations Goodwill Ambassador
One could imagine how delighted I was to be interviewed (and grilled) by Prof. Norton Mezvinsky whom I admire for years
While the official version of events now splits the Kandahar massacre into two episodes, more eyewitness accounts emerge that indicate more than one U.S. soldier was involved
The situation goes from bad to worse: after two British soldiers are killed by an Afghan soldier in Helmand and another Coalition Forces member is shot by an Afghan policeman in eastern Afghanistan
The newspaper industry is dying, not merely because of competition from the Internet, but because the web’s many independent news sites are revealing the corporate media’s flawed, biased news coverage for what it is
Feminism is social engineering. Anyone can do a job. Only a woman can be a mother
I could tell you all kinds of tales about what goes on in France, Tel Aviv and other places, where those devoted to misrule and disorder congregate. I don’t have to be there in person, remote viewing has its benefits
The proliferation of Asian porn is a symptom of gender dysfunction more than its cause
Haaretz reports that a photo of an Israeli kissing an Iranian woman got huge Facebook user approval while the results of a survey in the same paper reveal a nation profoundly at odds with itself
The problem with the truth is that it can only be inferred and every inference, is affected by perspective. Like Lao Tzu said, “The Tao that can be named is not the Tao”