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3 weeks ago | 
americanthinker.com | Andrea Widburg
The conservative internet today (including American Thinker) is flooded with homages to D-Day, when the Allies were finally able to bring the war to Germany. Although the war lasted another 11 long, bloody months, D-Day was the beginning of the end for the Nazis.
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3 weeks ago | 
lucianne.com | Andrea Widburg
Original ArticlePosted By: DVC, 6/4/2025 11:49:16 PMIf you were to ask any Democrat about germ warfare in the Americas, you'd almost surely hear from them about the time that "Americans" tried to kill Indians with smallpox-infected blankets. After all, it's right there in Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States, the most read (and most Marxist) history book in American education.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanthinker.com | Andrea Widburg
If you were to ask any Democrat about germ warfare in the Americas, you’d almost surely hear from them about the time that “Americans” tried to kill Indians with smallpox-infected blankets. After all, it’s right there in Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States, the most read (and most Marxist) history book in American education. The fact that it was an officer in the British military, not the colonists, who did this once in 1763 is irrelevant. Our nation is tarred.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanthinker.com | Andrea Widburg
The was a two-hundred-year period during which Rome’s influence led to a time of relative peace and prosperity as BC transitioned to AD. It wasn’t a Roman welfare program that did it. It was that Rome, by creating a stable empire, quashed most regional conflict and enabled enriching trade.
I had the same understanding of the Pax Americana that has existed since the end of World War II.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanthinker.com | Andrea Widburg
I’ve been sitting for a few days on a story out of Arkansas, which saw a kindergarten graduation break out in a wild brawl—between the adults, not the children. The moment I saw the headline “brawl,” I figured there was a good chance that the people involved were black, and I was right. Sadly, that’s the best bet whenever you see stories about brawls, deadly or otherwise, at schools, airports, shopping malls, concerts, restaurants, sporting events, etc.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanthinker.com | Andrea Widburg |Monica Showalter |Noel S. Williams |Ned Cosby
The false and dangerous Southern culture leftists pushed onto American blacksAmerican blacks believe that, when they are violent and impulsive (e.g., at a kindergarten graduation), they are “authentic,” but they couldn’t be more wrong. MoreWho let that pro-Hamas terrorist with the flamethrower into our country? The press will be calling him 'Colorado Man' in no time at all. This is why we shouldn't allow all comers to apply for asylum. MoreDoes the White House need ghostbusters?
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3 weeks ago | 
americanthinker.com | Andrea Widburg
I’m not always right, but when I am, I like to gloat. Indeed, given that the world situation—especially economically—can change with frightening rapidity, I think now is the time to gloat about the economy, before something happens and I’m ultimately proven wrong in my economic predictions.
This gloat has to do with Trump’s tariffs. I have very consistently held that Trump was not gambling when he imposed the tariffs on “Liberation Day.” I had a few reasons for saying that.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanthinker.com | Andrea Widburg
I cannot repeat often enough that leftism is a narcissistic ideology, although I have no idea whether narcissists are drawn to leftism or if leftism creates narcissists. It’s probably a bit of both. Be that as it may, one of the core tenets of leftism is that “It’s different when I [the narcissist] do it.”
The latest example of this is the response to Cory Booker for making a salute identical to the one that had Elon Musk castigated as a Hitler acolyte. I don’t need to explain.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanthinker.com | Andrea Widburg
Weirdly, watching videos of the riots in Paris following a soccer game gave me a peculiar sense of optimism about the manic antisemitism sweeping the world right now. That’s because I was in Paris in 1982, during another outburst of antisemitism (although not such a fiery one).
As always with my posts, a little background is helpful, and this background starts in Lebanon, after WWII, when the occupying French withdrew.
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3 weeks ago | 
americanthinker.com | Andrea Widburg
Someone I grew up with is a pothead, and all his friends are potheads, so I’ve seen firsthand how destructive it is. I’ve seen how it destroys ambition, discipline, intelligence, and moral fiber. It’s a vile drug, and a new study reveals that, no matter how you ingest it (eating versus smoking), it also destroys the body. That being the case, we must ask why Democrats are so determined to see it legalized across America.
