by Brian David | Editorial, Ethics, Justice
The testimony of a witness on the edge of shadows may be our only reference, yet dismissing them categorically requires a faith in human restraint that the documented record does not support. Every so often, the public stumbles upon something it wasn’t supposed...
by Brian David | Editorial, Ethics, Opinion
How a Rogue Terror State Undermines American Rights and Jewish Safety The systematic erosion of First Amendment rights in service of protecting Israeli policy represents a fundamental corruption of American democratic principles. What has emerged is a sophisticated...
by Brian David | Ethics, Opinion
When Incompetence Meets Command Authority The foundation of American civilian government rests on a simple but sacred principle: A civilian President, as Commander in Chief, holds ultimate authority over military decisions. This isn’t bureaucratic...
by Brian David | Editorial
In the annals of American history, we’ve denounced fascism and feared dictatorship, but perhaps we’ve been blind to a more subtle precursor: government as an organized criminal enterprise. Al Capone, the notorious Chicago gangster, operated through bribes...
by Brian David | in parte
“I feel as though this onslaught of baleful deceit has recast my intellect as a bubbling, profanity laden, stream of exasperation.”
