Allan J. Feifer

Since 1861, more than 1,350,000 American soldiers have given their lives in defense of our country and what it stands for. A bit less than half of those died in our own American Civil War and settled the fundamental mistake that was…

Events may have overtaken Biden's now widely known cognitive issues. What you can readily take away from past assassination attempts is the empathy factor. None of the major networks (except Fox) regularly carry Trump…

Our Constitution worked successfully for almost 200 years until a litany of newly perceived pseudo-rights burst upon the scene, devaluing our core historical rights. How did we transition from a generally accepted interpretation of the…

Our President ostensibly sets the government’s tone, and so does America’s MSM, with The New York Times as its lead dog. The NYT, which calls itself America’s Newspaper of Record, sets the tone for something even more significant than the…

If this article doesn't scare you, I doubt anything will. Imagine that Biden is still our president, and it's 3:00 in the morning. Biden is in a deep, drug-assisted slumber to ensure he has the best chance of appearing cognitively normal…

Given how the Democrats keep piling on the deficit, you’d think they don’t care about it. In fact, they’re more afraid than conservatives of the individual collapse. They know, though, that they just need to last through the election. Let…

There are errors of omission and errors of commission. When an error rises to the level of intentional misleading, we call it a lie. The currently unassailable concept of some widely held white privilege was and is a deliberate falsehood…

It’s the middle of the night as I write this, and I’m deeply troubled by Trump’s conviction. Why? Perhaps I’m hyper-partisan, perhaps not. I know I’ll never forget where I was when I heard about his conviction. I knew I’d remember it…

A difficult concept to explain to ordinary people is that some people and some ideas are unadulterated evil, not just in their implementation but in their conception. Most of us are unfamiliar with evil because we spend much time and effort…

Most of us cannot evaluate equivocal information, which is essential to project future trends and events—“forwardcasting,” as I call it. In ancient times, we read the entrails of some poor beast or threw a roll of some old bones to see the…