Monthly Archives: September 2011

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By Mark Steyn And so we commemorate an act of war as a “tragic event,” and we retreat to equivocation, cultural self-loathing, and utterly fraudulent misrepresentation about the events of the day. In the weeks after 9/11, Americans were enjoined … Continue reading →

This column was first published on Sept. 12, 2001, and received an extraordinary response from readers worldwide. It’s likely the most read column in the English language on 9/11.-Read Front Page

By Michelle Malkin The post-9/11 problem isn’t whether we’ll forget. The problem is: Will we ever learn? Front Page

By Dale McFeattersNASA says that in the more than 50 years of the space age, with more than 17,000 manmade pieces of debris reentering the Earth’s atmosphere, no one has ever been hurt by falling space junk — that we … Continue reading →

By Arnold Ahlert Anyone wondering why a lot of Americans are in a constant state of anger and/ or depression these days, might want to take a long hard look at the ceremony in New York City marking the 10th … Continue reading →

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by Bill Korach A People’s History is just not any book. It has become a widely used history book in public high schools all around the country. Although the book was first published in 1980 by Harper Collins, the leftist … Continue reading →

By Michelle Malkin As the MSM whitewashes Big Labor’s ugly threats, Tea Party smears, and history of coerced dues-subsidized racketeering this Labor Day, what better way to mark the holiday than with an illustrated list of top 10 union thug … Continue reading →