1. Michele Steeb: Newsom Tries to Shift Blame on Homelessness to Local Government
2. Dr. Jon Mills: WOKE Ideology as the New
Hysteria
3. John Lott: The Whole World Laughs at
Democrats' Lame Voter-ID Claims
4. Todd Sheets: What Are Acceptable Terms for
Iran?
5. Kenneth Rapoza: For China Commission, Warnings
and Advice for Trump's "Donroe Doctrine" in Latin America
6. Martin Mawyer: How Hackers are Hijacking
Trusted Voices to Deceive Millions
7. John G. West: The Laws of Nature and of Nature's
God
8. Josh Hammer: The Shadow War Against President
Trump
9. Daniel Greenfield: UN Sends Billions to Islamic
Terrorists Who Kidnap its Staff
Newsom Tries to Shift Blame on Homelessness to Local Government
By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert
Gavin Newsom stood before the cameras
in early March and once again blamed local governments for the state's
spiraling homelessness crisis. "No more excuses,” he thundered,
threatening to strip funding from counties he claims are underperforming while
promising to redirect "every damn penny” to those "getting things
done." Newsom is once again attempting to shift blame for California's homelessness crisis - the very
crisis he has repeatedly pledged to solve, including his 2021 vow to end family
homelessness within five years. Since 2017, homelessness in California has
surged by more than 40 percent - from roughly 134,000 people to nearly 187,000
in 2024 - despite an estimated $30 billion in spending he authorized. His
latest tirade against counties ignores the glaring truth. [more...]
WOKE Ideology as the New Hysteria
By Dr. Jon Mills, Expert on Critical Woke Studies, Clinical Psychologist
Woke
often refers to a moral awakening to social injustice, particularly when it
comes to racism and oppressive forces of discrimination. Although the term is
used as a slur, wokeism needs to be taken seriously for creating polarization
on each side of the political divide. Social justice ideology has favored
identity politics to such a degree that it has infiltrated most sectors of
society. Once considered fringe ideas have now gained ascendancy in popular
belief. Some are untrue and plainly
offensive, such as all white people are born racists, while others are simply delusional,
such as there is no such thing as biological sex. It has become such a problem
in academe, that a new movement in the social sciences has emerged to combat
the lunacy. [more...]
The Whole World Laughs at Democrats' Lame Voter-ID Claims
By John Lott, Worldwide Expert on Guns & Crime
Senate Democrats are fighting tooth and
nail against the SAVE Act, arguing that requiring Americans to
prove their identity with a photo ID when they go to the polls to vote - even
when the ID itself is given away for free - prevents eligible voters from
casting ballots. They contend proving citizenship would
make voting harder for millions who lack ready access to birth certificates or
passports, supposedly disenfranchising black and Hispanic Americans. Yet
democracies all over the globe, both in the wealthy West and in the developing
world, enforce similar rules. [more...]
What Are Acceptable Terms for Iran?
By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened
What are acceptable terms for a negotiated
settlement with Iran? Fortunately, the interests of the other Gulf countries
are aligned with ours. The critical terms of any acceptable settlement are
likely to include: a) the opening of the Strait of Hormuz; b) ceding control
over the Strait to a coalition that, at least for a time, is likely to be
headed by America; c) dismantling Iran's remaining nuclear and missile capacity;
and d) putting the U.S. in a position to ensure that Iran's energy resources
will not be used to rebuild its military and fund its terrorist
proxies. Importantly, these conditions do not necessitate a full regime change. Rather, the goal is
to deny any surviving regime the means to re-arm. [more...]
For China Commission, Warnings and Advice for Trump's "Donroe
Doctrine" in Latin America
By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America
Last November, the White House released its
National Security Strategy of the United States that laid out the Trump
administration's strategy for the Americas. In it, the strategy imperative for
the region said that one of Washington's key goals was to make sure the
Americas remains "free of hostile foreign incursion or ownership of key
assets," and was supportive of U.S. access to critical supply chains.
China wasn't mentioned by name as the hostile adversary, but China is precisely
who the White House had in mind. For the region, the November release of the National
Security Strategy means Washington plans to "assert and enforce" what
they referred to as the "Trump Corollary" to the old Monroe Doctrine
- something many have jokingly referred to today as the "Donroe Doctrine." [more...]
How Hackers are Hijacking Trusted Voices to Deceive Millions
By Martin Mawyer, President of Christian Action Network
At around 3:00 in the afternoon, a verified social media
account with more than 93,000 followers suddenly went dark. No warning. No
explanation. One moment, everything was normal. Next, the owner was completely
locked out. Within minutes, something alarming appeared. A cryptocurrency scam
was posted under their name. But what happened next is what every American
needs to understand. Because this is no longer just about hacked accounts. [more...] Subscribe to Patriot Majority Report
The Laws of Nature and of Nature's God
By John G. West, Author of Endowed by Our Creator
My book, Endowed by Our Creator, explains the
meaning of a phrase in the Declaration of Independence's very first sentence
worth pausing over. Most people probably pass over it without thinking much
about it. The phrase is "the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God." This
phrase is important because it provides crucial background for understanding
the rest of the Declaration. The words echo British Enlightenment thinker John
Locke (1632–1704), who used the phrase "the laws of God and nature"
in his Two Treatises of Government. [more...]
The Shadow War Against President Trump
By Josh Hammer, Conservative Political Commentator
The joint American-Israeli military operation against the
Iranian regime is now three weeks old, but there is another war — a more silent
one — raging here on the homefront. President Trump's second administration is
facing a highly coordinated shadow war — one waged both by some influential
outside voices on the Right and, more dangerously, by their subversive allies
within Trump's very own government. If this campaign is not confronted and
decisively defeated, the result will be calamitous: a second Trump term that
drifts into lame-duck status not due to a voter backlash but because of an
insurrection from within. [more...]
UN Sends Billions to Islamic Terrorists Who Kidnap its Staff
By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center
The more money the UN sends, the more hostages the terrorists take.
Every March 25th, the UN commemorates its 'International Day of
Solidarity with Detained and Missing Staff Members' while trying not to discuss
who is kidnapping them. This day commemorates when Alec Collett, a UN
Information Center director, was kidnapped by a Hezbollah front group on March
25th, 1985, in Lebanon. He was held hostage and then a video was released of
him being hanged. His remains were eventually recovered in Lebanon in 2009. Earlier
this March, Israel was accused of 'kidnapping' his alleged Hezbollah abductor
in order to get information about the remains of an Israeli abductee. The UN did not express any appreciation for this long-delayed
act of justice, instead it went on condemning Israel, while aiding and covering
up for the Islamic terrorists who are killing and kidnapping its own people. [more...]
