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This is the only link I can find to a live ceremony today thus far.  If I find more, I will add them.  Never Forget.    

Happy Tuesday FR readers!  We hope you had a good Labor Day.  Stephen actually got me his post Sunday night as usual, but I didn’t check my email until later in the day, so I put the post off until … Continue reading →

Celebrate Labor Day by performing as little labor as possible and consuming your goods of choice. Long live Capitalism!

When an angry, troubled young man, shot and killed Sergey Kirov almost no one believed the truth. Kirov, a high-ranking apparatchik in Stalin’s Soviet Union, was gunned down by a lone assassin with a well-nurtured sense of grievance, but almost … Continue reading →

Happy Monday FR readers!  As always, today’s post is by Stephen Hall.  Thanks, Stephen!! Anyone who is aware of the recent change in South African law which permits the outright government confiscation of the property of white farmers without that … Continue reading →

FRians – Today we have Part II of Stephen’s (all together now: “Thanks, Stephen!”) “Assimilation is Voluntary” article.  If you missed Part I, check it out here. Without further adieu, here is part twieu.  (Hahaha  I crack me up.) Perhaps, … Continue reading →

Good morning FR readers and happy Tuesday.  As I’m sure you noticed, we didn’t have a Stephen post yesterday, but we do today! And this one’s a two-fer, Part II will be published tomorrow.  Thank you so much, Stephen!  As … Continue reading →

When the Pew Research Center started tracking Americans view of free trade agreements, the partisan divide was practically non-existing. Fifty-seven percent of Republican voters approved of free trade agreements, while 54 percent of Democrat voters approved. This was 2008, on … Continue reading →

Hello to all visiting FR today and Happy Monday!  As it is Monday, as always, today’s post is by Stephen Hall.  Thanks, Stephen!     Everyone lately has been commenting on the concerted effort by leftist new-media corporations targeting certain accounts … Continue reading →