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Consequences of Cowardice

Submitted by Keith B.

Guest Post by T.L. Davis

The Hamas attack in Israel over the weekend was as much of a border security failure as it was an intelligence failure. Part of the plan was to breach the wall with bulldozers and explosives. There was no report on how many Palestinians breached the wall to take part in the carnage, but it’s safe to say that it was a tiny fraction of the number of terrorists who breach America’s borders every day. Some of them are flat-out foreign enemy soldiers, all of them are welcomed in with government apps, cell phones and pre-paid gift cards. This is suborning treason and anyone complicit in it has committed the crime.

When will the United States suffer the fate of Israel and how will the US respond? There is no terrorist base to retaliate against, no seeming source of the attack or attacks and I’m sure it will not be organized as well or perhaps even recognized as such. What if, and I believe this to be true, that we’ve been suffering terrorist attacks for some time on our railyards, on our food production facilities, on our pipelines? Are trafficked women and children any less terrorized or dead? Are overdoses of fentanyl any less a chemical attack than sarin or cyanide?

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Small Acts of Cowardice Are Destroying Our Culture

Guest Post by David French

Early this morning I was reading Rod Dreher’s blog at the American Conservative and stumbled across yet another dispatch from the utterly absurd bathroom wars. One of his New York City readers wrote in to say that her 14-year-old daughter had just finished dressing in a city locker room when a grown man stepped from the showers wearing only a towel. Girls as young as seven were present, and they were staring at the man with “concerned expressions.” The reader ends her e-mail with, “It sucks to be a parent these days.”

And indeed it does suck, especially when you know that even your friends and alleged allies are simply too timid to act. Dreher describes speaking to parents who tried to organize resistance to new “trans” bathroom policies but found they “couldn’t get anybody interested.” I’ve had the same conversation with other frustrated parents. They look for help in the fight — even from people who they know oppose this idiocy — and no one will stand up.

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