by Jerry Newcombe When I was a child, I somehow picked up the notion that persecution against the Christian church basically ended with the collapse of the Roman Empire. But it turns out that the last century was the worst century ever for the persecution of Christians and martyrdom. Dr. David Barrett, a leading church […] Continue reading → 
While the temporary, partial government shutdown has riveted our nation, Christians are being martyred all over the world. The limited space of this column does not permit me to enumerate the long list of martyred Christians and the locations where Christians continue to be killed in cold blood. But needless to say, the violence stretches […] Continue reading → 
MOSCOW, – Moscow insists that the Syrian opposition groups should also eliminate their chemical weapons stockpiles, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Sunday. In the interview with Channel One, Lavrov said “when our western partners repeatedly say that only the regime has weapons and that’s why only the regime could have used them, and the […] Continue reading → 
Guy Benson With a huge assist from Uncle Vlad, of course. Not to mention our Secretary of State, whose mindless “smart power” riffing on a hypothetical scenario provided the opening through which Moscow and Damascus giddily charged, handcuffing Obama in the process. Bloomberg’s Jeffrey Goldberg surveys Assad’s decisive win: The agreement, reached over the weekend, to begin […] Continue reading → 
The U.N. says its chief chemical weapons inspector has turned over his team’s report on last month’s alleged poison gas attack in Syria to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. U.N. spokesman Martin Nesirky said the report was transmitted Sunday and the secretary-general will brief a closed session of the U.N. Security Council on its contents Monday morning. […] Continue reading → 
by Tad Cronn The public humiliation of President Obama continues. Just a few days after the Russians pulled out the rug from under Obama’s feet during his march to war in Syria, his Administration is being undercut again, with Bashar Assad now insisting that he will not hand over his chemical weapons unless Obama stops […] Continue reading → 
Michael SnyderThe American Dream Over the past few days, there has been a tremendous wave of optimism that it may be possible for war with Syria to be averted. Unfortunately, it appears that a diplomatic solution to the crisis in Syria is extremely unlikely. Assad is certainly willing to give up his chemical weapons, but […] Continue reading → 
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Geneva Thursday morning to test the seriousness of a Russian proposal to secure Syria’s chemical weapons. Kerry and a team of U.S. experts will have at least two days of meetings with their Russian counterparts on Thursday and Friday. They hope to emerge with an outline of […] Continue reading → 
Well, if you’re one of those out there who has thus far failed to see the dominance of Vladimir Putin in the Putin/Obama relationship … the light surely must be shining now. In the last 24 hours our Dear Ruler has managed to show not only America, but the rest of the world, just how […] Continue reading → 
Syrian government forces launched an offensive to wrest back control of an historic Christian town north of Damascus on Monday, activists said. In the past six days, the town of Maaloula has already changed hands three times between President Bashar al-Assad’s forces and rebel groups, some of which are linked to al Qaeda. Combatants say […] Continue reading → 
The Barack Obama backed Syrian rebel terrorists have dismembered a girl while she was alive according to this story and the video report below from Russia Today. Why would Barack Obama be supporting these Free Syrian Army terrorists while they are burning down Christian villages and dismembering innocent young Christian girls while they are still […] Continue reading → 
Numerous Intelligence Officials Question Administration’s Claims Washington’s Blog Preface: Without doubt, intelligence is being manipulated to justify war against Syria. Here, here,here, here and here. Without doubt, the Syrian Continue reading → 