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Tocq Columns:
Robert Zubrin, author, engineer, Robert
Heinlein award winner and visionary, points out the hard choice
facing NASA in the wake of the shuttle disaster. Does America
remain in low Earth orbit, or turn her vision outward toward
the next logical step in the exploration of space? Zubrin discusses
the difference between "Shuttle Mode" and "Apollo
Mode" in Two Roads for
NASA.
Just
in time for back to school: Talk show star Michael Smerconish
suggests that there may be reasons not to be so anxious to send
your kids back to school...Editorial by Michael Smerconish:
WHEN SCHOOLS GO OFF THE DEEP END
The Devil
went down to the Tocq! Charlie Daniels takes on leftist
elitism in this special Tocq editorial. If there's one mistake
that liberals always make, it's in underestimating the "scope"
of patriotic Americans. Don't miss "Scoping
Southern Style," by the one and only Charlie Daniels.
Paul
Crespo
is a public policy consultant and writer in Miami and Washington,
DC. A former Marine officer, he was a member of the Miami Herald
Editorial Board and writes regularly on politics, military affairs
and diplomacy for The Herald, AEI Magazine Online and Tiempos
del Mundo. Paul joins the pages of the Tocquevillian with Democracy
and free markets vs. Socialism
Dave
Francis
is back with some advice for the Arab street. They need to "get
a job" - Message to the
Arab Street:
Get Over it!
Dave Francis comes to the Tocq from Russia,
with attitude. Eddie, go home!
Jan Winiecki, Ph.D., returns to the pages of The
Tocquevillian with his analysis of the concept of American unilateralism
in AMERICAN UNILATERALISM: A
Personal Perspective
Eric Englund returns with, Global
Warming: Socialism's Trojan Horse
Eric Englund is the Tocq guest columnist for March. Writing
from way up in the Pacific Northwest, Eric examines the leftist
love affair with Castro and Stalin and exposes the politically
correct mindset that can ingore the horrors of Communism while
at the same time expressing moral outrage at incorrect ethnic
lables. Don't order an "Oriental" salad in Washington
state, and don't miss Here in
the Pacific Northwest, Castro and STalin Can Help Promote Your
Products and Serivces.
Tocq contributor Eleanor Ankrom returns this month
with her comparison to a modern-day Boston Tea Party when she
witnesses those Responding to
the Call to Arms
Eleanor Ankrom brings us a view of the recent "peace"
rallies from a rational perspective, pointing out that admitted
communists, socialists, and "friends" of convicted
cop-killers are motivated by something other than a desire for
peace, in The Burgeoning Peace
Movement.
R. Jones: When morality is taught to students as a subjective
choice, I DARE You To
Think
Tocq educational correspondent James Austin Bishop,
presents us with a scholarly look at The
Religion of Radical Secularism
R. Jones holds teachers accountable for more than just their
own egos in Leaving Politicking
Behind
Why
Conservatives Should Love Government Unions
- by billo
Casey Khan works
as a risk analyst in Phoenix, Arizona, where he lives with
his wife. Mr Kahn takes a hard look at the weakening of the
spirit of posse comitatus by the recent militarization
of U.S. law enforcement in Watch
Where You Point That Weapon!
R. Jones takes on the American Library Association and
articulates a distinction that liberals can't seem to comprehend
- the difference between rights and license, between censorship
and common-sense moores, in When
It's Right
Yevgeny Vilensky, Editor-In-Chief of the Yale Free
Press, asks "How do you prove to a feminist that a skyscraper
isn't built as a phallic symbol?" Answer - you don't.
Vilensky posits that many students spend four years in college
learning only to construct an "epistemological bubble"
around themselves, in Bubble
Children - The Death of Intellectual Honesty
Jan Winiecki, Ph.D. - Politically
Correct Welfare State: Beginning of the End
Jan
Winiecki, a professor of international trade and finance and
former member of President Lech Walesa's Political Advisory
Council, writes for The Tocquevillian on the legally enforceable
"right to somone else's income," and the "terror"
and pending demise of political correctness and the welfare
state.
Jan
Winiecki, Ph.D. - Comparing
Civilizations: A Politically Incorrect Analysis
In
this transcript of a speech given at Grove City College, Prof.
Jan Winiecki dares to make politically incorrect comparisons
of Western and Islamic civilizations. The nerve!
James Austin Bishop - The
National Education Association: Emphasis on the Ass.
Someone
is collecting data on subversives - on you - and it
ain't the office of Homeland Security.
A
Grand Illusion: Oregon's Attempt to Control Death Through
Physician-Assisted Suicide -
Jerome R. Wernow, Ph.D., R.Ph
Catholic
Priests Repeatedly Abused
- Humberto Fontova
R.
Jones - A Tribe of Troglodytes
It's time to recognize that "equal rights" means
just that.
Washington,
D.C.: the Twilight Zone -Kent
Snyder, executive director of The Liberty Committee
Squirrel
Opener
- Humberto Fontova
Seige
At Sagle
by Jeff Elkins
"Those
children, five healthy young Americans, will no longer enjoy
roaming the family timberland or canoeing on Beaver Lake."
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