by Gary Fouse Miko Peled As we mourn the loss of innocents in northern Sinai we must remember that this terrorism is a direct result of the regional instability caused by #Sisi and his criminal collaboration w #Israel — Miko Peled, (@mikopeled) November 24, 2017   Being a pro-Israel ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse The more I learn about James Comey's handling of the Hillary Clinton email scandal, the less I like him. Being a retired DEA agent, I happen to know several FBI agents who think very highly of Comey as opposed to their low opinion of Robert Mueller, his predecessor and the current ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse I have no inside information on the Manafort indictments, but based on the news I have heard today and my own experience in federal law enforcement, I offer my own initial speculations on the case(s). That includes the (missing) investigation on the Clinton Foundation and the Russians. First ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse This Fox News report strongly implies that coalition forces fighting ISIS in Syria (and perhaps Iraq as well) are taking no prisoners when it comes to foreign fighters. I hope it is true. Obviously, ISIS is no signatory to the Geneva Convention, but it still raises the question ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse There is an article running in this month's issue of JLife (Orange County Jewish Life) by Lisa Armony, who is the director of the Rose Project, a financial arm of the Jewish Federation and Family Services of Orange County (California). It is entitled, Anti-Semitism in Charlottesville. ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse Yesterday's events on NFL Sunday have pushed me to the point of walking away from it all. First, players from the Ravens and Jaguars, playing in front of a British crowd in London, stood for God Save the Queen (as they should), but knelt for their own National Anthem. They embarrassed ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro was able to complete his speech at the University of California last week thanks to the campus and Berkeley police shedding their potted plant costumes and ensuring that free speech was actually possible. Now comes the big storm. September 24-27 has ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse Having been born in 1945, I am old enough to have seen historical changes in American society when it comes to racial matters. Though I grew up in Los Angeles, my mother, who was a native of North Carolina, used to take me back there during the summers to visit her family. I can ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse Today is the 16th anniversary of 9-11. It was the start of a new political awakening for me as I was finally forced to confront the forces that caused 9-11 to happen. Since that day, almost 30,000 Islamic acts of terror have been carried out worldwide. While 9-11 was the worst terror ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse As I wrote in a  previous article about Sweden, I began studying Swedish while living in the Washington DC area in the 1990s. Why Swedish? It all started when I was a young US  Army soldier stationed in Germany in the late 1960s. In 1968, a buddy and I took a vacation in Copenhagen ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse Listening to some of the silly comments coming out of Wednesday's Colin Kaepernick protest in front of the NFL offices in New York made me laugh. One would have thought that the out of work quarterback was Joan of Arc, Jackie Robinson and Jesus Christ all wrapped into one. He is ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse We have not heard the last from Charlottesville. On the contrary, we will be hearing about it for years. It will be the central theme of interfaith events far off into the future. It will be part and parcel of liberal media talking points about the dangers from the right. In short, ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse On Thursday night, I watched a segment of Tucker Carlson's Fox News show with great interest. Carlson was interviewing Lee Cheng of the Asian American Coalition for Education about the planned Department of Justice probe into the question of discrimination against Asian-American ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse This week, the Republicans in the Senate put the screws to any hopes of replacing and repealing Obama Care. First, seven Republicans joined every Democrat in voting No on a repeal of Obama Care. Then on Friday, three Republicans, John McCain, Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins, joined ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse An op-ed this week in the Los Angeles Times written by former county supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky (a Jew) and Salam al Marayati, director of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, a Muslim Brotherhood-linked organization, once again caused me to ask the old question: Why are so many American ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse I am following the issue of sanctuary cities very closely. To me the law is clearly on the side of President Trump and his efforts to fight these lawless cities. There must be a way to punish these local officials who refuse to cooperate with immigration officials, and there is. ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse The news out of West Europe continues to be nothing but bad. Terror attacks, rapes, murders, crime in the streets, hundreds of thousands of migrants pouring in from the Middle East and Africa, and the (west) Europeans seem powerless to stop any of it. Instead, political correctness ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse Now that it has been reported that Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller has widened his investigation to include possible obstruction of justice against President Trump over his firing of James Comey, it is time to question Mueller's appointment in the first place. Even a novice could ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse As a conservative, I have become much more sympathetic to gay issues in recent years. While I don't favor same-sex marriage, it is now the law of the land, and there are bigger wars to fight in my view. I am also glad that there is more acceptance towards gays in America today, ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse As the dust begins to settle in London of Saturday night, the death toll is 7. The police have shot 3 terrorists dead after they went on a rampage running people over and then stabbing others on the street and in a nearby restaurant. This is just another example of what London's ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse Kaukab Siddique is a Pakistani-born Muslim professor at Pennsylvania's Lincoln University. For years, Siddique has been the subject of controversy for his attacks on women, gays, the West, Jews and the state of Israel. His comments have drawn numerous complaints to the university ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse Having taught part-time at a major California university (UC Irvine) from 1998-2016 and being active observing and confronting campus anti-semitism- thanks to the pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel groups on campus, I have been warning not only UCI, but other campuses as well that if ...Read More...

Hat tip Investigative Project on Terrorism by Gary Fouse For some time now I have been writing about the nationwide activities of Students for Justice in Palestine, an organization with well over 100 chapters at universities across the nation.The organization was co-founded by University of ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse For several years now I have been writing about the worldwide resurgence in anti-semitism. Aside from the Middle East, where the hatred is at its rawest, but where Jews are (relatively) safe in Israel, the worst cases are in Europe thanks to the presence of millions of Muslims who ...Read More...

by Gary Fouse Today is Cinco de Mayo aka Drinko de Mayo. Today is the day in the US that Mexicans and Americans alike flock to bars and parties to get sloshed on Corona and Tequila. It is a day when all the disagreements about immigration and borders are put aside as we celebrate the victory ...Read More...