NPR, Fox, & Whitewashing Wan…er, Juan by Gerald A. Honigman Talk about irony… Juan Williams recently got the ax from National Public Radio because he admitted on Fox News to nervousness when boarding a plane and seeing folks who first and foremost identify themselves as Muslims. Hey, just because such folks are almost daily blowing [...]

Make My Day by Gerald A. Honigman Where’s Dirty Harry when you need him? One of my favorite Hollywood folks of all time, Clint Eastwood, spoke those above words as he dared the bad guys to make a move. We’re increasingly hearing reports that Arabs–seeing that Prime Minister Netanyahu isn’t collapsing completely enough under American [...]

Oh, How The Mighty Have Fallen…by Gerald A. Honigman The above quote is from 2 Samuel, 1:25, in the Hebrew Bible. It’s part of the account of the death of King Saul and his son, Prince Jonathan, fighting the Philistines on Mt. Gilboa, a prelude to the ascendancy of Jonathan’s best friend, David, to the [...]

Compromise Versus Victory… by Gerald A. Honigman Speaking at a State Department conference recently regarding the history of American involvement in Southeast Asia, former secretary of state and national security adviser, Henry Kissinger, basically summed up what we faced in Viet Nam by stating, “America wanted compromise…Hanoi wanted victory.” Right next to that AP story [...]