It was only a matter of time before anti-gun nuts all over the country started calling for stiffer gun control measures in the wake of the recent Virginia Tech massacre. If there’s one thing leftists are, it’s predictable. If there’s another thing they are, it’s staggeringly foolish.

As each day goes by, I interact with people that need a web site or are working on such an effort.  Over and over, the person has no concept of what is needed to accomplish what they wish to do and frequently refuse to accept my humble suggestions.

Somewhere between honesty and imagination there is hope.  Following a loss… always the calls for it, hope; but how to find it?  Should one find it, the entirety of the tragedy is made better.  And it can be found, hope.  It is there in faith; it is there in beliefs held close.  It is in the tears and it is in the smiles.  It is in the hand of a friend as it holds a grieving soul shaken beyond its foundation.  It is in Scripture read aloud.  It is in silent whispers of softly spoken prayer.

The foreign press are having a field day wagging their collective finger at Americans, scolding us over our 2nd Amendment rights. It seems they are all of a mind to take our guns away from us… not that they have any say in the matter. But, at least one paper, the Daily Telegraph of Australia, got themselves in trouble with Americans over their insensitive choice of wording in a story about one of the victims of the Virginia Tech shootings.

It’s time for a quick quiz. Who are the heroes, villains and victims in the following scenarios?

Public school students should have a “right to be free from ... psychological attacks that cause young people to question their self-worth and their rightful place in society,” wrote the court in the case of Harper v. Poway United School District. “Those who administer our public educational institutions,” the opinion stated, “need not tolerate verbal assaults that may destroy the self-esteem of our most vulnerable teenagers and interfere with their educational development.”

I’ve been following every detail of the timeline of events at the Virginia Tech massacre.

It takes an exceptional script with excellent acting and a dynamic storyline to make me sit through a movie without yawning.  If by some chance its message stirs something in my brain that is more meaningful than the obvious, I consider it a bonus.

On April 3, 2007, Accuracy in Media asked the question, “Can Talk Radio Defeat Illegal Alien Amnesty?” Specifically, we asked: Can a gathering of radio talk-show hosts from around the country and meeting in Washington, D.C. prevent an illegal-alien amnesty bill from being passed? We will soon have the answer.

WASHINGTON, April 18 /Christian Newswire/—On Tuesday at the terrace of the Cannon House Office Building, Faith2Action began a national television campaign to fight so- called “hate crimes” (H.R. 1592)-legislation which has already sent grandmas to jail at the state level for the “crime” of sharing the Gospel on a Philadelphia public sidewalk. The announcement came as part of a press conference led by the Traditional Values Coalition, a linking partner of Faith2Action.

One of the worst aspects of the aftermath of a national tragedy like the school shootings at Virginia Tech is watching the rush by many on the Left to politicise it. Most Americans are spending the first few shocked days mourning those who died, recognising the heroes and offering what comfort we can to those who survived and all their families. Opponents of the Second Amendment have been busy dusting off the same old arguments, giving them a new coat of paint and deploying them in their misguided attempt to bring totalitarianism to America.

I’m happy to announce that Mr. Daniel Pipes has came on board as regular contributor.

"What moderate Muslims?” is the near-inevitable retort to my stating that radical Islam is the problem and moderate Islam the solution. Where are the anti-Islamists’ demonstrations against terror, their combating of Islamists, their reassessments of Islamic law?

It once was the entire purpose of college to create strong moral character.  The idea of going to college in order to get a better job or to go to college in order to take courses which would make you appear smart and sophisticated was the anti-thesis of college.

It seems obvious looking at recent election results. Bush II vs. Kerry - almost a dead heat. Bush II vs. Gore - a dead heat. Clinton vs Dole - no voter majority. Clinton vs. Bush I - no voter majority. It seems the UNITED States is truly two separate voting blocks, and has two separate sets of morals and goals. Fairly soon, one side of voters is not going to like what the other side wants, and will decide that voting is not going to be enough. But what is the next step?