Black Perspectives on Black Lives Matter: Leo Terrell, Allen West, Eric Wallace, Herman Cain, Herschel Walker, Leonydus Johnson, Vernon Jones, Terry Crews, Ryan Scott Bomberger, Larry Elder and Carol Swain.
Black Perspectives on Black Lives Matter: Thomas Sowell, Walter E. Williams, Shelby Steele, Ben Carson, Robert L. Woodson, Clarence Henderson, Brandon Tatum, Damani Bryant Felder, Star Parker, Darrell Scott and Morgan Freeman.
BLM is a revolutionary anti-capitalist movement masquerading as a civil rights movement. Its focus on racial issues is a smokescreen for a much larger effort to completely dismantle the American economic, political and social systems and rebuild them from scratch — according to Marxist principles.
Black Lives Matter is a Marxist revolutionary movement aimed at transforming the United States into a communist dystopia. BLM states that it wants to abolish the nuclear family, police, prisons and capitalism.
Antifa in the United States is highly networked, well-funded and has a clear ideological agenda: to subvert, often with extreme violence, the American political system, with the ultimate aim of replacing capitalism with communism.
Antifa is a transnational insurgency movement that endeavors, often with extreme violence, to subvert liberal democracy, with the aim of replacing global capitalism with communism.
On a wide range of geopolitical issues — from relations with China, Iran and Russia to anti-Semitism, climate change, defense spending (NATO), energy dependence (Nord Stream), globalism, Hezbollah, Huawei and mass migration — U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell embarrassed German leaders by showing that their words and actions do not match.
More than a dozen countries on four continents have disclosed problems with Chinese-made coronavirus tests and personal protective equipment.
The ongoing purge of people at the National Security Council is part of a power struggle over the future direction of American foreign policy.
Key members of Trump administration hold widely divergent views on the threat posed by radical Islam — and on the nature of Islam itself.
A chronological review of some of the main stories about Islam and Islamism in America during the second quarter of 2015.
A chronological review of some of the main stories about Islam and Islamism in America during the first quarter of 2015.
