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July 7, 2018 Commentary

World Is Unforgivably Indifferent to Syrian War Even as 400,000 Dead

By William J. Furney Syria is the war without end and one that keeps on giving — to Bashar al-Assad at least. The 52-year-old strongman will have been president of

June 30, 2018 Commentary

The Great Flood and Turning the Tide on Europe’s Migrant Crisis

By William J. Furney This week European Union leaders met to thrash out critical issues threatening the integrity of the 28-member bloc and apart from the ongoing disaster for the

June 26, 2018 Commentary

Rabid Feminists’ Misandry and Out-of-Touch Views Are Making Feminism a Very Dirty Word

By William J. Furney If a journalist goes on television and boldly declares during a debate about beauty pageants that “nothing will change until hairy and fat women are allowed

May 28, 2018 Commentary

Branson Hopes Cosmic Adventure Will Be Ace — But Will Space Tourism Fly?

By William J. Furney Richard Branson is playing tennis four times a day. The wealthy British businessman, who is nearing 70, is doing this, we are told, to get fit

May 26, 2018 Commentary

Is Brexit Britain Broken?

By William J. Furney There’s less than a year to go before the United Kingdom crashes spectacularly out of the European Union, the flawed yet progressive organisation that has been

May 20, 2018 Commentary

Assange, Out of Options and Cut off from World, Must Leave Embassy ‘Prison’

By William J. Furney In the end, all he had left was the internet. And then they took that away. And installed a jamming advice so he couldn’t pick up

May 12, 2018 Commentary

Ireland Votes in Historic Abortion Referendum — But Is Life Disposable?

By William J. Furney It has become unfashionable to say you support the life of the unborn that’s gestating in the womb. If the potential mother, or father, or both,

May 4, 2018 Commentary

Donald Trump Saves the World

This commentary was revised on 12/06/2018, from the original publication date of 04/05/2018, to reflect current events. By William J. Furney Barack Obama, dear-darling of the Left, was, it turns

April 26, 2018 Commentary

Atheism: The True Embrace of Reality

By Paula Kirby Until 2003 I was a devout Christian. And I mean devout. I believed absolutely, and my faith was central to my life at that time. Various clergy