Published in Family Security Matters, July 14, 2011 WARNING: What follows may be too graphic for some. Reader discretion is advised. Under a hot sun, a lifeless, naked body is carried from a vehicle. Having been tortured, killed and transported to the barren and remote countryside, the victim is placed, face down, on the ground by
Published in Human Events January 7, 2011 The April 2010 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico provides a parallel lesson on how to conduct U.S. foreign policy. An oil rig explosion there triggered the largest accidental marine spill in petroleum industry history, releasing oil pollutants into the environment for three months until the
Published in Human Events September 14, 2010 Evil comes with different faces. It comes with the face of Taliban militants who last month killed ten members of a medical team returning from remote, Northern Afghanistan after providing eye care to rural villagers. The killers—extremist Muslims—were taught Islam had something to fear from non-Muslims providing free
Published in Human Events May 3, 2010. Throughout history, the rise of a great civilization has been met with a corresponding fall. Such civilizations normally die a slow death, coming by way of “a thousand cuts” inflicted over time, as former North Vietnamese General Vo Nguyen Giap once described his war of attrition strategy for