By R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) In the second attack on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Texas, a rooftop shooter murdered two illegal-alien detainees and wounded one when he fired at the facility in Dallas. Joshua Jahn, 29, turned the rifle on himself after he botched what was likely meant to be the mass murder of ICE agents. An anti-ICE message was on a bullet casing of...
By Wayne Allensworth Human beings live in webs of relationships — relationships that overlap but are prioritized by most people in most places, in most times, by proximity. These priorities are the basis of moral teachings which, when codified and extended to all members of a polity in law, become institutionalized, at least in theory. But the oldest rules of all, the ones we know without needing...
Br R. Cort Kirkwood The fallout from the vehicular homicide of three Americans by an Indian illegal alien continued today. California Governor Gavin Newsom, whose motor vehicles agency gave Harjinder Singh a commercial driver’s license (CDL) despite his inability to understand English, offered more false claims about the case, including the charges against the illegal alien. Secretary of State...
By R. Cort Kirkwood In a remarkable show of gratitude for the nation that took them in, two naturalized foreigners joined a conspiracy to import illegal aliens, a federal indictment alleges. The grand jury in the U.S. district of New Mexico indicted Nan Zhang, 44, and her husband, Sanjay Khurana, 62, on August 12 for their major role in the conspiracy, which includes the charge of harboring...
By R. Cort Kirkwood The Indian illegal-alien trucker who made an illegal U-turn on a highway and killed three Americans in Florida could not speak or read English, but the California and Washington state motor vehicle agencies gave him commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) anyway. The latest on Harjinder Singh from the U.S. Transportation Department follows the revelation that the Biden...
By Wayne Allensworth I highly recommend watching Tucker Carlson’s interview with Professor John Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago, noted foreign policy realist and author, along with Harvard’s Stephen Walt, of a very important book, The Lobby: The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy. As Carlson notes in the podcast, it is remarkable that the book was ever published, but as Mearsheimer says...
By Wayne Allensworth By the time you notice that something is terribly wrong it’s often too late to fix it. Much of my adult life has been a slow but steady realization that things were and are worse than I thought. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s back up a bit to a time when I was first beginning a new career and a new life, a convinced Cold Warrior who soon realized that the Cold War was...
By Wayne Allensworth Our conscious memory is like a mist that covers the summit of a vast, awesome mountain. Brain scientists say that we retain memories of everything that ever happened to us. Under hypnosis, or during a near-death experience, a panorama of one’s life can be drawn out of the mist. And sometimes memories veiled by the unconscious mind can still, they say, affect our conscious...
By R. Cort Kirkwood In a bid to generate sympathy in the hate-Trump media, and swindle money out of gullible hate-Trumpers, illegal aliens are perpetrating hoaxes about deportations by vicious Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, or worse, “kidnappings” by ICE-affiliated “bounty hunters.” Two recent cases highlight the problem. Just yesterday, The Morning Call in...
By Wayne Allensworth Fight, fight, fight? I’ve written about the Epstein case and the Trump administration here and here. Some more thoughts follow. In 2014 — 11 years seems like a lifetime in the social media/Internet age — The Times of Israel reported that Israeli intelligence had penetrated White House communications in the 1990s and was monitoring President Bill Clinton’s phone calls. Among...
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