2. David Horowitz: Why Trump's Style is Not the Problem
3. Lowell Ponte: Are Left-Loving Millennials the Generation that Will Extinguish Our Freedom?
4. James Hirsen: Woke Disney is Risky Business
5. Joseph Duggan: Terror Attacks on Saudi Oil Reveal Moralism Folly
Treasury Overlooks
the True Culprit Behind U.S. Dollar Strength
By Michael Stumo
After a long delay, the Treasury Department just released its
latest semi-annual report on global currency exchange policies. The
congressionally mandated report provides an assessment of whether foreign
countries are undervaluing their currencies to gain a trade advantage. The
major takeaway from the report is that Treasury has expanded the list of
countries it is monitoring for exchange rate abuses. However, the department
repeated its longstanding practice - and once again found no currency
“manipulation” by America’s trade competitors. In other words, Treasury
believes that foreign central banks are not acting to push the U.S. dollar’s
value up to noncompetitive levels. [more...]
Why
Trump's Style is Not the Problem
By David Horowitz
Right from the start, President Trump has had to fight off a
seditious political party and media, while attempting to secure our borders,
stop the fleecing of American taxpayers through unfair trade policies, defend
Israel in a way that no previous president Republican or Democrat has been
willing to do. I do wish Trump would forgo some of his decisions to get down
and dirty with his political opponents who are distorting almost everything he
says and does, beginning with his border policies which are neither
anti-immigrant nor racist nor anti-Muslim. But amazed as I am that he has been
able to withstand these attacks and steer our country in a positive direction,
I am loathe to criticize him harshly when he attempts to defend himself.
I sympathize wholly with Americans' concerns, I just don’t see an easy way out
while the Democrats are pursuing impeachment of the president for obstruction
of justice in the case of a crime (collusion) that never took place. [more...]
Are Left-Loving
Millennials the Generation that Will Extinguish Our Freedom?
By Lowell Ponte
Millennials do not want to become responsible parents because
THEY want to remain pampered children who need never grow up. They favor
socialism because it would let them live as infantile, selfish children with
government replacing their parents as the suppliers of food, shelter, and
clothing so the kids need never work. Millennials apparently like dependency on
government. Meanwhile, the younger generation's I.Q. has measurably fallen here
and in Europe by 3-6 points, and their sperm count has plunged by 60 percent. Millennials
may love the Left because they "are incapable of mature love and have lost
the human will to live." [more...]
Woke Disney is Risky Business
By James Hirsen
Entertainment behemoth Walt Disney Company, which as a business
startup had a focus on child-oriented product, now has a CEO who has taken an
anti-child stance on a significant societal issue. In a Reuters interview that
took place prior to the dedication of Disneyland’s newest land, “Star Wars
Galaxy’s Edge,” Disney head Bob Iger was asked whether or not the company would
continue to use the state of Georgia as a location for the filming of its
projects. The reason the question was posed to Iger is because Georgia recently
passed a state law that bans abortion procedures after a fetal heartbeat can be
detected (approximately six weeks of gestation). Iger was letting the world
know which side Disney is on in the culture war that continues to surround
abortion. [more...]
Terror
Attacks on Saudi Oil Reveal Moralism Folly
By Joseph P. Duggan
Tanker ships and the strategic pipeline of Aramco, the world’s
largest oil company, suffered terrorist attacks recently. Aramco has the
monopoly on all Saudi Arabian oil production and is wholly owned by the Saudi
government, the United States’ most powerful ally in the Middle East. The
attacks at sea and in the heart of Saudi Arabia coincide with the upcoming
public release of President Trump’s Arab-Israeli peace plan, for which Israel,
Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates already are signaling support. Iran
or its allies are suspected of responsibility for the attacks. As the crisis
intensifies, the U.S. Senate’s Dynamic Duo of bellicosity, Marco Rubio (R-Fla.)
and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), are calling for harsh new economic sanctions. Are
they to be imposed against Iran? No, it would seem that the U.S. already has
maxed out on sanctions against Iran. [more...]
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