Shane Miller
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The truth about the attacks in Sri Lanka
Like most acts of Islamic terrorism, the execution of the attack demonstrates elaborate planning, and careful selection of the locations, targets, and date.
What gets lost in the Julian Assange noise
Christopher Hitchens was correct when he said Assange is an “unscrupulous megalomaniac with a political agenda.”
We must defeat the plague of groupthink
If you haven’t heard, words are violence and should be met with actual acts of violence, like spraying a substance in someone’s face because their views don’t align with your dogmas.
The arrest of Julian Assange reveals political complexities
All of this raises the vexing question: Is Assange a hero or a villain?
American power, the new cold war, and Venezuela
In this new era, if Venezuela is the first test of America’s probity and resolve, America must pass it.
Review: Titania McGrath’s Woke
Indeed, wokeness is a phenomenon that we may never be able to comprehend fully.
Review: Ben Shapiro’s The Right Side of History
Shapiro diagnoses this distress as a crisis of meaning. He observes that our civilization is collapsing “into an old-age tribalism, individualistic hedonism, and moral subjectivism.”
Hamas is the cause of Gaza’s woes, not Israel
They have also admitted to deliberately putting their citizens in harm’s way to force Israel to take actions that elicit international scorn. None of this, obviously, is conducive to establishing a lasting peace.
After Christchurch, we must all do better to depoliticize tragedies
Measures to contain far-right terrorism and the spread of rogue ideologies need to be debated intelligently, as do those concerning Islamism.
Those concerned about the rise of populism are unwittingly making it more popular
With bitter divisions plaguing Western democracies, it is increasingly difficult to identify the issues on which both sides agree.
Demagogic Justice: The 2020 Democratic campaign and the reparations moment that is long gone
Each candidate has divulged the intention of the Party to bolster class and racial identity as a primary component of their 2020 campaigns.
Those who joined ISIS have shown where their loyalties lie. So why should they keep citizenship?
Watching the debates over the last year and a half, one could gather that we are in a quandary trying to determine what to do with those who act on their enthusiasm for jihad.
The Rise of the Rabble-Rousers and the Assault on Reason
Portraying herself as a warrior for conservatism while doing all she can to sabotage it, Candace Owens is the right’s answer to people like Matthew Sears on the left. Her brand can be summarized as one of uninformed statements, unabashed hypocrisy, and opportunism.
MILLER: We need a smart fiscal policy. And quick.
Judging by his uproarious explanation of how taxes work, it’s fair to assume that the only idea Trudeau has in mind is continually taxing the rich into oblivion.
There should be an honest discussion about Canadian identity and nationalism in this year’s election
"George Grant was both timely and prescient when he wrote that the Liberal party “has been made up of those who put only one condition on their willingness: that they should have personal charge of the government while our sovereignty disappears.”
