You can’t make a smoothly-functioning and brutally efficient bureaucratic omelet without scrambling a few post-eggs: The bodies of at least 15,500 unborn babies have been incinerated over the past two years, with some of them used to generate power to heat NHS hospitals, a new investigation has revealed. The report for Channel 4‘s ‘Dispatches’ programme, which airs tonight, also found that parents who lose children early on in pregnancy are

Of course he does.  Because Carter is, and always has been, an Arab fluffer.  And his underlying leftism — which he camouflages in ostentatious “compassion” — can and will only and always lead him to gravitate toward despotism, tyranny, centralized rule, and, most importantly, the very antifoundationalism that gives power to the entire deflective trope of creating demons and scapegoats. The Jews, bless them, have been highly successful in attracting

But if you want to hear about such things readily — at least as national news — you need to go to the British Press first. Because here at home, reality is a social construct managed by spin and perception and manipulated by media, which is why we’re to celebrate our first post-racial President, while at the same time limiting our criticism of his policies to avoid charges of racism.

Each and every day, some American citizen, whether he’s building a stock pond on his own property — with local government approval — or exercising his religious freedom by refusing to use his own labor to create a custom cake he doesn’t wish to bake, is being harassed, harangued, demonized, coerced, molested, and ensnared in costly legal battles intended to break his spirit and deplete his assets (should he not

Fittingly, presented in the form of a comic strip, given that it seems we’ve been living inside a copy of MAD Magazine for the past 6 or so years. And yes, I fully expect the back cover fold-in to reveal a hammer and sickle, or maybe the Lightbringer in Che beret and framed with a halo.

John Hinderaker on the Media-Leftist-Government Complex On Thursday, the Washington Post published an article by Steven Mufson and Juliet Eilperin titled “The biggest lease holder in Canada’s oil sands isn’t Exxon Mobil or Chevron. It’s the Koch brothers.” The article’s first paragraph included this claim: The biggest lease holder in the northern Alberta oil sands is a subsidiary of Koch Industries, the privately-owned cornerstone of the fortune of conservative Koch