Human Rights

Much has been said about human rights, but what remains unsaid is that the flag of human rights is often waved to promote its opposite – human tyranny. Distinguishing between rights that are legitimate and those that promote false dreams is not an easy task, but one we consider essential.

Putin, Xi, and the Pirate King

In the news this week, Alexei Navalny, the dissident Russian politician who was serving 30 years in an Arctic Gulag, died. Navalny was a longtime rival of Tsar Vlad, had campaigned against corruption - Putin’s corruption - and after returning to Russia in 2021, had been found guilty of “extremism” and “fraud” - what were clearly nonsense charges, and sentenced to 30 years in prison.

All Lives Matter – Finally

by Navy Capt. (Ret.) Pete O'Brien For anyone who has followed the wars of the world for the last few decades, one has stood out,...

The Ten Commandments

The Constitution

The Declaration of Independence

The Magna Carta

The Mayflower Compact

The Seven Virtues

How Values Shape the Future By Herbert London

Shariah and The Constitution By Herbert London

Constitutional Disobedience? By Herbert London

The First Amendment’s Religious Clause By Herbert London

The Emerging Constitutional Crisis By Herbert London

The American Dilemma: Personal Autonomy and The Common Good by Herbert London

Rise and Fall of Democracy? By Herbert London

Human Rights