Justice in the 21st Century

Notwithstanding the propensity of mankind to exalt the past, and to depreciate the present, the tranquil and prosperous state of the empire ...

Illicit Acts We’ve become so accustomed to the illicit acts of government that we tolerate them. They are nonetheless illicit and as s...

What a week. At the beginning, David Alward couldn't offer a single new word on how he would deal with the protests on highway 126. ...

June 15, 2013 Pyrrhus of Epirus was one of the greatest generals of the ancient world. As a Greek, he won many victories against the Ro...

Peter Mansbridge had this to say today: I confess. A political scandal is a juicy news story and it energizes a newsroom. Chasing down n...

It has been an incredible and taxing week, or month, depending on how much scope you want to look at. Personally, and I think many ...

I commenced this blog in response to a particular incident of glaring injustice.  It was clearly wrong, a misuse of police power against a c...