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Exposing Bias
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- Created on December 17, 2007
- Written by Michael Whitcraft
The truth is refreshing. This is much more so in our day and age when it has become fashionable to distort and hide it, or even deny that it exists. Thus, when someone claims to “lay it on the line” and “tell it the way it is,” he invariably draws a following. The unfortunate dark side is that we are so starved for truth, that we often take what seems to be true at face value.
The Great Siege: Malta 1565
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- Created on December 17, 2007
- Written by Michael Whitcraft
The year is 1565. Soleyman the Great, the Ottoman Turk's greatest leader orders an advance on Malta in an attempt to finish once and for all with the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem (Hospitalers), his greatest enemy. Encouraged by his victory over them at Rhodes 42 years earlier, he is certain of victory in no more than two weeks.
The China Threat
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- Created on December 17, 2007
- Written by TFP.org
The recent events surrounding the attack on an American surveillance plane by the Chinese have served as a much-needed wakeup call for Americans. It is time to take a serious look at “engagement” and reassess American attitudes toward this communist power. The China Threat: How the People’s Republic Targets America.
Beyond the Call of Duty
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- Created on December 17, 2007
- Written by John Horvat II
Americans love heroes. Something about them grips the American soul. Perhaps the attraction lies precisely in going against the zeitgeist of this hedonistic age. Heroes are outside the box. They do not fare well in a culture where real living has been reduced to pre-packaged experiences and media-generated events.
Apologia for a Catholic Counter-Revolutionary
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- Created on December 17, 2007
- Written by Philip M. Beattie
“When still very young, I marveled at the ruins of Christendom, Gave them my heart, Turned my back on all I could expect, And made of that past full of blessings, My future.” With these words taken from an address made by the Brazilian jurist and eminent conservative thinker Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira, Professor Roberto de Mattei commences his biography of one of the twentieth century’s most remarkable Catholic men of action.
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