Op-ed/Reviews
Star Trek Into Darkness may feel, to some moviegoers, as if it treks into darkness, as it is at times convoluted. The movie seems to have multiple beginnings and multiple ends, and the sequences can be a bit tricky to follow. But the film does address a number of poignant points that have easy comparisons to our contemporary history and to the Christian faith, and for those reasons, the film is redeemed. Plus, one cannot simply ignore some of the more exciting and entertaining moments that will keep moviegoers engaged.
The Growing Threat of Smart Meters
Written by Tom DeWeese
Smart Meters are designed to provide government with detailed information on your energy use, your movements in your home, the way you use your personal private time, and even how many people are in your home at any given time. They are an unconstitutional invasion of your home by government, according to the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Unless you're a regular at sadomaso parties, it's unlikely that you'll ever see a poor soul being led around naked on a leash.
Unlikely, that is, unless you were a neighbor of Ariel Castro.
Hating America
Written by Walter E. Williams
Brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who are accused of setting the bombs that exploded at the Boston Marathon, attended the University of Massachusetts. Maybe they hated our nation before college, but if you want lessons on hating America, college attendance might be a good start. Let's look at it.
Lies About Libya
Written by Thomas Sowell
Last week's testimony under oath about events in Benghazi on September 11, 2012 makes painfully clear that what the Obama administration told the American people about those events were lies out of whole cloth.
