Browsing Category
American Thinker
American Thinker Posts
Greenland: A Reminder of Why Trump was Elected
I knew supporting President Trump would be unpopular here in my adopted country of Denmark, but that was before he made his recent Greenland remarks and the public relations visit of his son to Greenland.Since then I have been on full…
The Newsom/Bass Wildfires and the Allocation of Blame
In January 2025, wildfires devastated Los Angeles County.While not every detail is yet known – and some details will likely never be known – these fires have destroyed entire communities, burned thousands of houses, schools, churches and…
Illegal Immigration Is Killing Small Towns
Dementia Joe’s disastrous presidency can’t end soon enough. While he’s busy offering clemency to child rapists and murderers (and teasing the prospect of pardons for the lawfare tyrants who tormented his political adversaries…
A Cascade of Failures in California
Much has already been written about the L.A. wildfires and doubtless much more will be written in the future. The single most important point in the whole situation is that these fires were, if not completely preventable, at least…
Are Americans Breaking Bad?
A popular theme in entertainment is that of good people doing bad things for good reasons. We sympathize with the protagonist who seemingly has no recourse but to commit a crime in order to save himself or his family. The television series…
First World War Guilt and the ‘Crown Council Myth’
In a previous article, I mentioned that the Council on Foreign Relations and the Rockefeller Foundation had tried to suppress historical revisionism after World War II. Like the approach used by our modern day “expert class” to silence…
Russia Invades Ukraine: The Inside Story
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is profoundly changing strategic relationships globally, due to worldwide solidarity coalitions. Its origins, strategies and possible resolution are intensely studied. A significant contribution to this…
Meditation On a Poetic Incident
A moment in my life that returns to me as a kind of blessing is connected in an odd but wonderful way to a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. In “The Day is Done” he speaks of simple, heartfelt poems – he calls them “songs” –…
A DEI Green New Deal Hydrogen Bomb
That’s how Victor David Hanson describes this week’s catastrophic wildfires in California.
“It was a total systems collapse from the idea of not spending money on irrigation, storage, water, fire prevention and forest management, a viable…
Newsom, Bass, and Negligent Homicide
When progressive icon and communist dictator Mao Zedong launched his so-called Great Leap Forward (and later his Cultural Revolution) in China, he was rumored to have invoked an old French saying about cracking a few eggs to make an…