Just Right ...with Bob Metz & Robert Vaughan

In politics, the first rule is: Define or be defined. The moment one side allows the other to define it, the battle has already been lost.

'Democratic socialism' is a Marxist contradiction, best described as 'one person, one vote, one time,' after which voting becomes mere ritual.

In vowing that his party would use "the unmatched power of public ownership," Avis Lewis was really saying "You will own nothing NDP happy."

Is it possible that the most dangerous weapon in the entire world is a story? It's a proposition that carries more weight than most might imagine.

Voting integrity: "On this one issue, we either get to keep America or Lose America" warns American lawyer Peter Ticktin.

Using claims that artificial intelligence is becoming 'conscious' and 'intuitive,' governments are planning their next artificial crisis to save us from.

"Regime change has a history of destructive regimes being replaced by better ones," says Dinesh D'Souza in anticipation of Iran's liberation.

Both this year's State of the Union Address and Trump's bombing of Iran have provided explosive revelations about the true divide between Left and Right.

Is Rupert Lowe's newly forming 'Restore Britain' political party really Britain's last hope to preserve its culture? Elon Musk thinks so.

Canada appears to be on the doorstep of its final demise, particularly as more people are discovering the country's dismal political history.

Stupidity principle: "When you're dead, you don't know you're dead. The pain is felt by others. The same thing happens when you're stupid."

Properly understood, identifying with Left and Right is the best means by which large masses of people can unite under common principles.

When Yuval Noah Harari bizarrely asserted that "Anything made of words will be taken over by AI," this was not a prediction, but a threat.

The anti-ICE radicals are just another version of Black Lives Matter, ANTIFA, WOKE, and Leftist doctrine: stupidity in its political forms.

At the root of every civilization or nation sits the mechanism and moral justifcation for the use of force.

The incredible speed with which cultures can and do change is the predominant theme in Robert Vaughan's discussion with Rasheed Muhammad.

Is all the infighting on the Right really just about 'click bait' and attempting to keep the Right in the public eye?

In many ways, religion is culture, culture is religion, and both culture and religion manifest themselves as politics.

When the 'religious Right' correctly asserts that Truth can only be determined by objectivity, its definition of 'objective' is far from being so.

Western culture and its values have been packaged as being 'white' by those on the Left, in an attempt to equate those values with racism.