Give Freedom a Voice
Words can be a powerful force to motivate, to challenge, to inspire friends and allies to achieve great things and endure great hardships. Words can be a powerful force to antagonize and dishearten foes as well.
by Gary Palmer

The End of the Search
What can we say? The search for Iraq's "weapons of mass destruction" has finally ended. None were found, of course.
by Joe Sobran

New Iraqi Government Could Be Disastrous
George W. Bush’s promise to bring democracy to Iraq and the Middle East is a grave mistake. That at least is the widespread view among Arab leaders, including the moderate, pro-American leadership of Jordan.

The Attacks on Condoleezza Rice
Achievement of blacks in America is becoming obvious in spite of those who work hard to hide it.
by Jim Jackson

Boy Scout Scandal Hits Home
The Greater Alabama Boy Scout Council has recently been the target of an FBI investigation to determine if the council falsely inflated membership numbers in order to receive funding. Several events led up to this revelation, including attacks from homosexual activists.
by Brad Taylor

Osama and Jack the Ripper
One angry reader calls me an "appeaser" for a recent column in which I denied that al-Qaeda poses a "totalitarian threat" to this country. In this business one gets used to having one's little feelings hurt, but the pain soon passes, often giving way to reflection.
by Joe Sobran

Volunteers Set to Monitor Arizona Border Crossings
Will it take ordinary citizens to keep our country from being overrun with criminals -- apparently so?

Fix System; Don't Blame Victims
According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, Alabamians should not only welcome illegal aliens who are breaking our laws, but should raise their pay and provide them better living conditions.

The Coming Wars
Despite the deteriorating security situation in Iraq, the Bush Administration has not reconsidered its basic long-range policy goal in the Middle East: the establishment of democracy throughout the region.

Magnifying the Enemy
Peter Beinart, the young editor of THE NEW REPUBLIC, is a liberal every conservative should read. In fact he's the kind of adversary every conservative should want -- thoughtful, perceptive, tough, and fair. He doesn't use straw men or cheap shots to make his points.
by Joe Sobran

Actions by Legislature Require Constant Vigilance
One of the first bills to be introduced after the Alabama Legislature convenes on February 1st will be a constitutional amendment to remove racist language from Alabama's Constitution.
by Gary Palmer

Israel Planning Killings in U. S.
A truly remarkable story. According to UPI, Israel will conduct assassinations on American soil. No word on how our government views this.