On New Year’s, Islamic terrorism is the guest of honor at the ball drop.

Hire a racist? Done. Run Khashoggi rumors from Turkish government papers and treat them as facts? Also done. What’s next? It’s Christmas. Time to use it to promote an Islamic terror group responsible for the murder of Americans.

If America’s pastors, Christians and conservatives would stop supporting America’s perpetual war machinations, most of these immoral wars would cease forthwith.

As we are approaching the end of 2018, I am trying to do a little catch-up with all of the news we are not hearing talked about—especially from Christians and conservatives. Sadly, the political right is as bad as the political left when it comes to honesty and objectivity. And …

The “bipartisan” Senate resolution by Lindsey Graham, Marco Rubio, Todd Young, Dianne Feinstein, Ed Markey, and Chris Coons not only expresses opposition to the campaign against Iran (without ever mentioning Iran), but also backs Qatar, coming out against the boycott of the terror state which backs the Muslim Brotherhood, and multiple Islamic terror groups.

It’s the media radicals whose horrid idealism put half a million people into the ground in the service of the region’s Islamists.

The people who struck us on 9/11 were motivated by the exact same ideology that has motivated the jihad conquests of the distant past and is still with us very much today.

Al-Houthi is implicated in issuing directives for killing more than 26 Yemeni journalists, while there are 16 journalists until this day in detention centers.

“We can only imagine what they’d do with legitimate power in our government,” Trump said. “We can’t hand Democrats the keys to Congress. We can’t go back.”

Coming on just before Donald Trump Jr. Rand Paul caused heads to explode at a Republican rally by detailing the crimes of the Saudi Arabian regime.