Taking Action for Family Values and a Christian Civilization
If there are gongs that sound in history, one of them would have struck on January 22, 2019. This strike would be a tragic shattering sound marking a day of infamy. On that dreadful date, something was irremediably broken. A process reached a point of no return. An era ended, replaced by something dark and […]
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January 1, 1959, was a big day in Havana. President Fulgencio Batista had been overthrown the night before. The victorious rebels under Fidel Castro marched through the streets. Joyful crowds surrounded the marchers. Unfortunately, they could not foresee the misery that would visit them in the future. Communism Comes to Cuba However, some people were
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Paris will never be the same again! The grand symbol of Catholic France, “Notre Dame Cathedral,” was severely damaged in a raging fire… It was one of those “Where were you when Notre Dame burned” moments! The faces of faithful Catholics kneeling on the street, praying, while beholding the tragedy spoke volumes. Agony, almost disbelief
Notre Dame Fire – A Wake Up Call? Read More »
A healthy, robust debate around the issue of land is clearly needed in South Africa today. Unfortunately, the nation finds itself right now in the midst of a persistent and belligerent invective against landownership. This threatens the future of the nation. The land reform offensive is led by Julius Malema’s Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and
The Great “Absents” in the Land Debate Read More »
South African wit is sometimes at its best during tragedies or when dark clouds abound, so it was that the wits had a field day during Jacob Zuma’s tenure and long-sought exit from the South African Presidency on 14 February 2018. Playing on the Portuguese Marxist revolutionary slogan “A luta continua” (The struggle continues), someone
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