If you know much about Jews, you're probably aware that they're not really big fans of Christmas. During their two thousand year exile in Europe, the one thing they could rely on regardless of if they were in Berlin, or Brussels, or in Paris, or in Prague, or in Vienna,

SIR ROGER L’ESTRANGE tells us a story in his collection of Fables, of the Cock and the Horses. The Cock was gotten to roost in the stable among the horses; and there being no racks or other conveniences for him, it seems, he was forced to roost upon the

Despite the talking heads lamenting the existence of ISIS, the reality is that stopping ISIS is not the primary goal of American foreign policy in the Middle-East. From Hillary Clinton's leaked emails, we have an honest insight into the goals of the establishment:

The best way to help Israel deal

Secularism in the Middle East has been on the retreat for some time now. Aided by a combination of naive idealism and pro-Israeli Machiavellianism in American foreign policy, Islamism (which is little more than Islam applied to governance) is burgeoning. In the past few days, the people of the world

Through the early 1870s, Firmin-Girard’s submissions to the Paris Salon followed the shifting trends in public taste from historical subjects and scenes taken from the Siege of Paris to more fanciful Japonisme and Orientalist themes. While these compositions earned Firmin-Girard early accolades, his submission of Le Quai aux Fleurs