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OLIVER NORTH

OLIVER NORTH

Fixing Biden’s bug-out in Afghanistan

EDITOR’S NOTE: Dennis Prager is off this week. Please enjoy the following column by Oliver L. North and David L. Goetsch. Those who fail to heed history are doomed to repeat it.” This aphorism has been attributed to Edmund Burke, George Santayana and Winston Churchill.
Olympic Games remind us of necessity of nationalism

Olympic Games remind us of necessity of nationalism

Olympic Games remind us of necessity of nationalism

The recently completed Tokyo Summer Olympic Games were, in many respects, an unmitigated flop. NBC’s prime-time coverage averaged a paltry 12.9 million viewers, making for the weakest ratings since NBC first began airing the Summer Games in 1988.
Border security funding to be cut 96%

Border security funding to be cut 96%

Border security funding to be cut 96%

President Joe Biden has revealed there is at least one area in which he is a fiscal conservative: When it comes to providing the infrastructure needed to secure the border, he wants to spend far less.
Dysfunctional government on full display

Dysfunctional government on full display

Dysfunctional government on full display

The delta variant is here. The delta-plus variant is spreading. The lambda variant has been detected. In a few years, my kid will be pledging the omicron variant in college. Some people want masks back. Some people want lockdowns. Others want vaccine passports.
The media produces derangement: proof from New York Times readers

The media produces derangement: proof from New York Times readers

The media produces derangement: proof from New York Times readers

New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd has added another column to the myriad irrational and hysterical pieces about the “existential threat” climate change allegedly poses to human life. As I do after almost every piece I read on the internet, I read comments submitted by readers.

Letter to the editor: ‘Gun Talk’ comes to an end

In the 1950s, my friend Ward Lowe [then publisher of the Dispatch Record] mentioned one day, “Why don’t you write something about guns and hunting for the paper.” I said, “Gosh, I’m not a writer.” Ward said, “Oh, just make some notes or something.” So I did.