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France Stares Down the Abyss of History

Since the great general strike of ’68, there has been a pretense that protests in France are somehow a traditional feature of rebellion against some aspect of the French system, or a wider injustice. The current conflagration began somewhat in this manner, with the asinine claim that the riots now spreading across the cities that are the jewels of French civilization are somehow “school protests.”

How the West Lost Its Will to Reverse Mass Migration

Can a country allow mass lawbreaking and retain its integrity? For almost any crime you can think of, the answer is no. No country would allow people to walk into another person’s house or let them drive on the wrong side of the road. Yet many politicians behave as if they have no choice when it comes to mass illegal immigration.

How to Prevent the Next 9/11

By William Barr, Michael Mukasey: A quarter-century later, we can look back with some satisfaction that September 11 was not a prelude to a blitz, and that many other attacks have been thwarted. But acknowledging our nation’s success in preventing another major terror attack does not mean that the job is finished. Our enemies are still out there, still preparing for the next strike.