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The Huffington Riposte Offering a conservative counterbalance to the extreme left-coast liberalism of The Huffington Post Friday, July 22, 2016 AMERICA’S SYSTEM OF SELECTING ITS PRESIDENT IS ESSENTIALLY, FATALLY FLAWED It has never ceased to amaze me that the geniuses … Continue reading →

Adolf Hitler – Official Speech on the Enabling Act to the Reichstag   Berlin, March 23, 1933    Ladies and Gentlemen of the German Reichstag! By agreement with the Reich Government, today the National Socialist German Workers’ Party and the … Continue reading →

The Morning After, Ted Cruz Isn’t Backing Down July 21, 2016 – By John Daniel Davidson @ THE FEDERALIST CLEVELAND – Fresh off his headline-grabbing non-endorsement of Donald Trump last night at the Republican National Convention, Ted Cruz defended his … Continue reading →

Martin Luther by Lucas Cranach the Elder A Pope Like None Before. Somewhat Protestant The idyll between Francis and the followers of Luther. The alarm of cardinals and bishops against the “Protestantization” of the Catholic Church. But also the distrust … Continue reading →

  COMMENT ………………………………………………………………………………………………… In Ted Cruz we see a man of intelligence and integrity, a man with conviction and a clear vision of how to lead a nation in true freedom and liberty for all!  Ted is a man of … Continue reading →

  July 19, 2016 Cardinal Sarah’s Liturgical Reform Meets Resistance Christian Browne CRISIS MAGAZINE {COMMENTARY HAS BEEN INSERTED IN THIS POST IN BOLD TYPE IN BRACKETS BY ABYSSUM}   It has been said that Rome thinks in centuries. In the … Continue reading →

WELCOME TO CLEVELAND – ENJOY THE WAKE: Cleveland is a city with the scent of Swisher Sweets and shame. It is the second poorest city in the United States – one in three Cleveland residents lives in poverty, and the … Continue reading →

Brandmüller: “The Resignation of the Pope Is Possible, But May It Never Happen Again” The German cardinal, an authoritative historian of Christianity, weighs in on the ever more incandescent question of the resignation of Benedict XVI. Which in his judgment … Continue reading →

  In 2014, Pope Francis appointed Cardinal Robert Sarah of Guinea to be Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, with instructions to continue a “reform of the reform.” After the Second Vatican Council, … Continue reading →

The City of Dresden, Germany in the Spring of 1945 I do not claim to be omniscient, only God is omniscient, knowing all things.  I do not claim to be prescient, knowing what is going to happen in the future, … Continue reading →