Category: Media & Journalism

Frederick Douglass Today: 200 Years Later

Posted on February 27, 2018 by Monica Morrill

200 years later, we can still absorb our tremendous, yet, tumultuous history, and the strength of one individual who’s name echoes in the halls of capitol buildings, schools, and universities. Frederick Douglass’ legacy will be celebrated by all as a … Continue reading →

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Target Trump Campaign: Obama’s Domestic Spying Abuses

Posted on February 5, 2018 by Morgan Norval

This high-level scandal was, and still is, aided and abetted by the mainstream media which has now become nothing more than a clique of left-wing Democrat Party operatives with bylines in the production and dissemination of FAKE NEWS. Americans haven’t … Continue reading →

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60 Thousand Imaginary Fascists in Warsaw

Posted on November 28, 2017 by Maria Juczewska

The annual ‘Independence March’ held on Polish Independence Day – November 11 – is the embodiment of the Polish spirit – independent, strong-minded, individualistic, unpredictable. The spirit that drove the Poles to wage a hopeless fight against the Nazis and … Continue reading →

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The Las Vegas Massacre and the Many Unanswered Questions

Posted on October 5, 2017 by Stephen W. Browne

A Facebook post alleged to be from Australian Antifa hails the shooter, Stephen Paddock, as a comrade raining death down on those “fascist Trump supporters,” while this incident shows a high degree of planning. The concert venue, the firing position, … Continue reading →

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Andrew Breitbart, Controversial as Ever Five Years After his Death (1969-2012)

Posted on March 1, 2017 by Roger Aronoff

“An ascendant Breitbart.com and President Trump are truly Andrew Breitbart’s greatest legacy,” writes Gertz. Actually, Breitbart’s legacy is a burgeoning conservative movement ready to take on a mainstream media which has long since abandoned its objectivity and journalistic standards. And … Continue reading →

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