Crusader War College

An article posted by Gromgoru at Rantburg gives a series of three links to the "Gates of Vienna" blog that outline the details of the control system built into Islam that maintains it and propagates it. more »

Goodness gracious! How Spengler spells out the obvious at the link! Go read it all, for it would be copyright infringement for me to quote all the parts that are relevant: I.e. the whole thing! Here are some good ones: Strictly speaking, I do no… more »

One of the methods used by Leftists to gain and keep power and influence is to exploit webs of implicit trust. This post shows an example of this. There was a study published by the British Medical Journal Lancet that stated that there were 100,000… more »

Zionist Youngster has an excellent post on postmodernist tricks to avoid, deflect, or put down criticism of their narratives. ZY correctly points out that one can LISTEN to the narratives of others: they are, at base, arguments for looking (or not look… more »

Selwyn Duke has an excellent article on the offensiveness of taking offense at The American Enterprise's website. "The voicing of the unpopular being the very soul of free speech, the right to give and take offense shall not be infringed." Sometim… more »

James Arlandson has an extended series of articles at The American Thinker on the relationship between Christianity, Pacifism, and government. The link is to the last article, which contains pointers to the entire series. He concludes: The kingdom… more »

In consultation with involved college faculty, the Department of Transdimensional Warfighting has been renamed the Department of Experimental Religion, with warfighting being a division within that department. This change was initiated by the faculty o… more »

I am going to juxtaposition two passages from the Sermon on the Mount that are conventionally not put side by side. The first is known and loved by Liberals: to quote to OTHERS of course: The first is Matthew 5:38-48: "You have heard that it was sa… more »

I have removed "Day by Day" from my blog list, but you may click on the title of this entry to go to the site and install a link to it. My reason for removing it is somewhat personal and complicated, and can be read via the link below: I have been… more »

I am in a bit of conflict regarding praying for the "Christian" "Peacemakers" hostages: Given the post below, there is no doubt that the hostages, and the group that sent them, classify as fools. Thus, one could be justified in praying that justice… more »

Peter Schweizer has out a new book: Do As I Say (Not As I Do): Profiles in Liberal Hypocrisy that tears the mask off of Liberal Hypocrisy. Not that we already know that they do it, but he goes to great lengths to document everything. A tip of the hat… more »

Via the February 2 print editon of PC Magazine, John Dvorak forsees the revival of the dot com boom after the Google IPO offering, and offers some advice to avoiding getting fleeced. He sagely observes that the state, usually full of idiotarians, is pr… more »

This article at Israpundit by Ed Remler suggests that there's a distinction between being Moral and being Moralistic: Morality cows us. Moralists like to proclaim their conclusions as being evident: what is it about Thou Shalt Not Kill that you do no… more »

Fred Lapides at Israpundit found an excellent article by Jason Pappas at Faithfreedom.org, titled "Is Islam Evil?" It is chock full of good insights about the more general question of evil and what it is, as well as providing some tips to Warfighters.… more »

John Ray's Feb. 11, 2004 posting about "Leftist Psychology" at Dissecting Leftism repeats a theory about Leftism and leftists that I have found intellectually unifying and fruitful as an explanation of their behavior. He quotes from the e-mail of a rea… more »