Schroeder’s Corner

The World I Thought I Would Never See

Terrorists calmly firing into a crowd at a Hanukkah celebration. Screams. Panic. Parents fleeing with hysterical children. Victims lying dead on the sand. That is the “globalized intifada” that tens of thousands of people around the world have…

The Lessons We Need To Learn

Lesson 1: Be careful with your bragging.  First the host’s beloved, as he tells us constantly, Ohio State loses the Big Ten football championship (something he barely mentioned this past week) to former Big Ten doormat Indiana University (a name…

Science Is Dead, Long Live Politics

In 2020 I noted “The Sad Death of A Once Great Magazine” as Scientific American did what no self-respecting science magazine should do – endorse a presidential candidate.  I concluded “Specialty journalism is officially dead – consumed by…

Our Weird Politics – The Hugh Hewitt Show

Politics, particularly for a nation as wealthy and well-situated as ours, is often more about opinion and personality than it is about capability and good, better, best.  When a nation struggles it needs people that do the job well, when times…

A New Level of Terrorism?

According to the IAEA, the confinement system at Chernobyl no longer functions properly.  Unfortunately, all the reporting I have seen gives no numbers so that it could be determined just how significant the issues are.  The press release from…