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Homan: Biden Released Almost 1,300 Iranians Into U.S.; Trump: Let’s Bomb Iran

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By R. Cort Kirkwood Border czar Tom Homan told Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo on Sunday that the Biden administration released almost 1,300 Iranians into the country. That suggests a frightening possibility. President Trump might well have activated a sleeper cell of Iranian terrorists inside the United States with his attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities. The number of Iranians whom Biden freed should...

Their War and Ours — Why Iran Wants Nukes (And Why We Must Not go to War with Iran)

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By Wayne Allensworth Israel’s strike on Iran yesterday was, we are told, a pre-emptive strike to prevent the Iranians from enriching uranium and possibly producing nuclear bombs. The U.S. knew about it beforehand but distanced itself from the strike. Israeli’s backers are wondering whether the US will defend the Israelis from retaliation. Whether the Iranians are close to producing nukes is...

The Possessed: Again on the LA Riots and Why Trump Must Invoke the Insurrection Act

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By Wayne Allensworth Watching the Democrats implode is quite instructive. As noted earlier, California Governor Gavin Newsom had been pretending to be a moderate prior to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement sweeps in Los Angeles. Sweeps that prompted the left’s anarchists and Bolshevik wannabes into action after, no doubt, some serious prompting and financing from the Soros breed of globalist...

Epstein, Greenwald, and Israel (America First?)

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By Wayne Allensworth I have a relatively low bar regarding the Trump administration’s policy in the Middle East: Just don’t get us into a war with Iran. I accepted the political expediency of playing the pro-Israel card, both as a gesture to Christian Zionists in GOP and to President Donald Trump’s donors and family members. Lately, Trump has exceeded expectations on that score, distancing...

Frederick Forsyth, RIP.

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by Tom Piatak Frederick Forsyth was a talented, engaging writer. But he holds a special place in my heart for one reason: He wrote Day of the Jackal, a superlative first novel, which Fred Zinnemann turned into a perfect movie. The book and movie concern a plot by the OAS to use a professional assassin to murder French president Charles de Gaulle. The OAS was formed by French military men outraged...

The Existential Crisis (L.A. Riots)

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By Wayne Allensworth Colonel Douglas McGregor, posting on X, tells it like it is: “Americans confront millions of illegals who pose an existential threat to the American Republic.   Given the size and scope of what is coming POTUS MUST ACT NOW to bring back ALL US GROUND FORCES FROM overseas and employ them at home to restore the rule of law and execute mass deportations. He must also...

The Left’s Identity Crisis (The Political Dialectic)

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By Wayne Allensworth Rasmussen has been the most reliable pollster since I started paying close attention to polling during President Donald Trump’s first presidential campaign. Unlike most pollsters, Rasmussen is truly independent, not owned by corporate media. In his latest podcast, Rasmussen pollster Mark Mitchell reports that on the question of whether the country is “on the right track or...

SCOTUS: Trump Can End CHNV “Migrant” Parole Program Until Lower Court Hears Case

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By R. Cort Kirkwood The U.S. Supreme Court has permitted the Trump administration to revoke “parole” for more than 500,000 “migrants.” The ruling means that the “migrants” imported under the Biden administration’s unlawful CHNV program — meaning Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans — can be deported back home where they belong. President Joe Biden imported them to become Democratic...

Before I Sleep (Summer Dreams)

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By Wayne Allensworth The picture remains embedded in my memory. An old man — my paternal grandfather — touching a name carved into a stone wall. The wall was a monument erected to honor fallen servicemen from Houston. It was early summer and hot, as sticky hot as it gets down there. It was the only time I ever saw him get emotional about the loss of his oldest son, my namesake, in a time that was...

A Memorial Day Message

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By Wayne Allensworth What follows is an excerpt from a piece I wrote a couple of years ago that remains relevant: Our people must begin reconsidering their history. Where they came from and where we wish to go. An end to foreign adventures and to militarism should be one of our aims. That’s the best way to honor the memory of the fallen. Perhaps we should also take more time to honor another kind...

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