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The pro-Palestinian, pro-Hamas, anti-Israel protests have spread to university campuses across the country, just as the agitators hoped (and planned) for them to do. As was also expected, some of these protests have turned violent. A Jewish student was poked in the face with a flagpole at Yale University and hospitalized; another Jewish student was knocked unconscious at the University of California, Los Angeles. Masked mobs have prevented entry of Jewish students and faculty into university facilities. Buildings have been vandalized and broken into at Columbia University, Cal Poly Humboldt and other locations. Frustrated college presidents at dozens of schools have finally begun calling in police to retake college property and clear unlawful encampments, resulting in hundreds of arrests.
Read moreHave you ever been betrayed? Maybe you have more than once. Maybe many times. I bet you find it hard to trust anyone now.
Read more( Editor’s note: This is the first of a series of four – maybe eight, eventually – articles on “Progressivism.”) This is an historical survey. Progressivism is the greatest enemy mankind faces today, and it needs to be destroyed. But we will never defeat it if we don’t know where it comes from. If a person is sick— and America is VERY sick today—doctors need to understand the disease, not just treat the symptoms. Biden, et al, are just the symptoms of the greater disease. This series will explain the disease, and where it came from. I think it is supremely important, and please spread it far and wide if you can.
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Read moreGov. Kevin Stitt has vetoed a bill that would allow businesses to sue Oklahomans for speech activity alleged to be harassing, even if the citizen has been charged with no crime.
Read moreBiden says there are very fine people on both sides of the Oct. 7 debate
Read moreI’m really hard on myself. Always have been. I spend a lot of time thinking about all the mistakes I’ve made in my life; all the cows I bought but shouldn’t have and the ones I should’ve bought but didn’t. Rolling a forklift over an embankment; burning my six-yearold hand on the hot exhaust stack on my dad’s Kenworth; rounding over the threads on a half million dollar compressor in the oilfields; thinking I could make a living in the cattle business without any land or money; throwing an egg at the principal’s daughter and getting kicked out of school for three days as a result. I think you get the picture.
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