New American Civil War: The Battle of Berkeley Started Last Thursday
. By Stephen Frank, California Political News and Views World War II had the battle of Iwo Jima. The Civil War had the battle of Gettysburg. The New American Civil War is going to have its FIRST declared WAR—the Battle of Berkeley. In the end, like the other wars, this one will end with the […]
The Third 100 Days (Trump Briefs: Sept. 9-15/Day 233-239) Week 34
By Michael Hernandez Saturday, Sept. 9 (Day 233): President meets at Camp David with cabinet members President Donald Trump met with cabinet members in Camp David to discuss the administration’s progress and challenges facing the United States including the threat posed by hurricanes. At the top of the meeting, he urged Americans in the […]
Two Resistances
. By Victor Davis Hanson The quiet resistance — the one without black masks and clubs — is the more revolutionary force, and it transcends race, class, and gender. After the election of Donald Trump, there arose a self-described “Resistance.” It apparently posed as a decentralized network of progressive activist groups dedicated to derailing the […]
The trial of John Doe vs. [Censored]
![The trial of John Doe vs. [Censored]](https://www.citizensjournal.us/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Kafkaesque-160x106.jpg "The trial of John Doe vs. [Censored]")
By Jon Rappoport The trial took place in a quiet empty room, in an underground bunker, at an undisclosed location in [Censored]. The Judge sat behind a high table. John Doe stood below him. Judge: You are John Doe? You have a website called Doe Doe? Doe: Yes, Your Honor. May I know your […]
Steve Frank Editorial: Y2K/Solar Eclipse Hysteria Equals=Anarchy in 2017
. By Stephen Frank, California Political News and Views People and government get hysteria over little things, issues that do not matter or that they are ignorant about. The world did not end on January 1, 2000—and the world is still working even after the recent solar eclipse. We go crazy over junk science, spending […]
City’s assault on tax critics’ free speech rights is appealed to Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to review the law establishing San Ramon’s facilities tax on property owners, because it violates First Amendment and Due Process rights by penalizing members of the public if they successfully repeal it. The petition for certiorari to the Supreme Court was just filed by attorneys with Pacific Legal […]
L. Neil Smith’s THE LIBERTARIAN ENTERPRISE — The Perils of Milo
. By L. Neil Smith Milo Yiannopoulos is a young man of parts. He is decidedly British. His name is decidedly Greek. His mother was Jewish. He was brought up Roman Catholic. He is flamboyantly, explosively gay, a Second Amendment enthusiast, and a libertarian-leaning conservative (or a conservative-leaning libertarian; the situation seems to be fluid) […]
Does Berkeley’s Teachers Union Support Free Speech to Suppress Free Speech?
By ED RING “There is no free speech for fascists. They do not have the right to organize for genocide.” – Yvette Felarca, as reported by Frances Dinkelspiel writing for Berkeleyside, Nov. 2, 2016 Most anyone who follows current events is familiar with the riots at UC Berkeley that stopped a planned February 1st appearance by […]
Hey Antifa: Free Speech is Not Negotiable
. By Thomas L. Knapp On February 1, a gang of violent thugs managed to shut down a speech scheduled to take place at the University of California at Berkeley, metaphorically making the birthplace of the Free Speech Movement of the 1960s into that movement’s grave site. The scheduled speaker, sponsored by the campus’s student […]
Hey, @RealDonaldTrump, Hands Off My Flag
. By Thomas L. Knapp “Nobody should be allowed to burn the American flag,” writes US president-elect Donald Trump in one of his patented incendiary (pun intended) tweets. “[I]f they do, there must be consequences — perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail!” You’ve probably heard all the arguments for and against a flag-burning […]
