Daniel H. Fernald

Daniel H. Fernald


  • July 17, 2010

    Liberty, Sovereignty, and Arizona

    The American concept of sovereignty -- as expressed in our Declaration and Constitution -- is, like that of ancient Athens, directly linked to our natural liberty. Casting a vote is an act of sovereign delegation. That is, when one votes, one says, i...

  • May 8, 2010

    Defining Dumbness Down

    Having no substance of its own, the left is inherently parasitic; like a cancer cell or virus, it survives by posing as a healthy member of the same host it attacks and ultimately destroys. This pattern of "mimic-attack-conquer" has given u...

  • April 24, 2010

    Liberty and the Death of God

    The long, slow Death of God began on May 23, 585 B.C., when Thales of Miletus (625-545 B.C.) correctly predicted a solar eclipse. That the birth of Western philosophy on this momentous day ultimately led to the so-called Death of God is not explained...

  • April 13, 2010

    Absolutely Fabulists: Liberal Mythmaking

    Following 9/11, there was a debate over the need for "inclusiveness" in a proposed 9/11 Memorial based on the iconic photograph of three white firemen raising an American flag at Ground Zero. At the far end of a broad spectrum of sentiments...

  • March 31, 2010

    Natural Law and the 'Right' to Health Care

    Is there a "right" to health care? The U.N., the EU, and now the U.S. Congress are on record as taking the affirmative on this question. The basic rationale is that the fact of everyone's needing health care (true) translates directly into ...

  • March 20, 2010

    Beware the 'Expert'

    The late French sociologist Jacques Ellul (1912-1994) is not exactly a household name. Yet this iconoclastic academic and veteran of the French Resistance predicted the current "cult of the expert" and its use as a means of directing public...

  • March 10, 2010

    The Philosophic Roots of Eco-Theology

    Man-made global warming (AGW) is and always has been a complete and utter fraud, but the battle is far from over. There remains, however, the question of origins. Or, as David Byrne might put it, "Where?! How...did...I...get...here?!"The ph...

  • March 6, 2010

    Theories, Facts, and 'Denialism'

    Several years ago, as a member of a discussion listserv, I was surprised to learn that even prominent scientists do not necessarily hold with certain central tenets of what has traditionally been understood to be scientific method. A world-class scie...