It's relativism versus reality and as always reality is winning In this week's abbreviated boralogue John looks at the failure of relativistic laws to hold up in the face of real life using Seattle's decision to repeal a head tax they had just enacted a month prior after several businesses suggested that perhaps they may skip town and take their money with them Policies that go against the beliefs of people though wildly unpopular are being enacted in Canada Natasha Fernandes www physiciansforlife ca Board Member for Canadian Physicians for Life describes how doctors in Ontario will have to refer

Absolute truth is shunned by postmodernists and they do so absolutely In this week's boralogue John looks at existentialism and postmodernism and their destructive effect on society today To turn one's back on truth and embrace relative thought is to set adrift in life with no foundation To deal with this philosophy and whatever comes next we should stand on our Christian faith On May - Israel celebrated their th anniversary and opened a U S embassy in Jerusalem The media however focused on violence at the border with Gaza John Guandolo www understandingthethreat com President and Founder of Understanding

A house divided against itself cannot stand The United States is meant to be united In this week's boralogue John looks at how both feckless leaders and biased media are trying to convince us we are a terrible country and therefore divided But reviewing his many conversations with people this past week he asserts that we are very much united It is time to start ignoring the biased untruthful media We can all be different and united at the same time No one wants a repeat of the Civil War where we were a divided America Are we seeing signs

Is it possible to have a newsworthy protest without violence and the shouting down of opponents In this week's boralogue John looks at a protest in Sacramento earlier this month where thousands of people rallied against a bill that would have hindered homeschool parents' ability to teach their children The protest was peaceful and stood in stark contrast to the violence of Antifa rallies But unlike with Antifa there was a virtual media blackout in Sacramento Plus in our clip of the week John analyzes President Trump's remarks ending the so-called Iran Deal and the aftermath of those comments Leading

After more than attempts socialism has never once worked We have plenty of examples from history to give us clues about where we are heading In this week's boralogue John looks at North Korea Nicaragua and the former Soviet Union to show the steps that have led and are leading to socialist failure It could happen here soon if we don't heed the obvious warning signs Plus John pays tribute to the great Chuck Missler who went home to be with the Lord this week Rest in peace Mr Missler - What are the definitions of whiteness and slaveholder religions

Eventually reality becomes real and illusion fades into obscurity In this week's boralogue John looks at different ways the progressive elitists are manipulating facts and at times using force to define the playing field in order to avoid debating Begging the question and the heckler's veto are two examples of the Left trying to silence dissent The real battle is over truth and they will fight you with half-truths incomplete truths and even outright lies Environmentalist and author Tim Ball www drtimball com has been trying for years to debate the consensus thought on climate change and his detractors have

What happens when you mesh motives and methodology together In this week's boralogue John looks at how inseparable both the desire to stop more shootings and the need for more gun control laws have become During the national walkout some students were punished and others ostracized if they refused to participate in what amounted to a gun control rally Advocates of gun control are ironically holding up the first amendment in order to tear down the second Where can we find the real collusion story Mary Fanning www theamericanreport org Investigator for the American Report and the Center for Security

Absolutely Relative What news from the Middle East In this week's boralogue John looks at the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and the rumors emerging as to what it might contain How is Saudi Arabia involved Will Mahmoud Abbas be happy If these reports are true he won't be Lesson to learn when you refuse to participate in a process you may end up with whatever you're given We'll have to wait and see The transition from a Christian moral base to a far left progressive elitist state is trudging along almost unabated Philosophy professor and writer Jack Kerwick www frontpagemag com

The truth is the truth but if you have your truth and I have mine what happens when those truths collide In this week's boralogue John looks at the need in our society for an absolute truth anchor point upon which you can base your ideals and worldviews Those that believe in relative truth will also believe absolutely that someone else's truth is false when confronted with it This explains why society is so divided today there is no anchor Europe's traditional culture is slowly eroding away and those in power are doing nothing to stop it UK media personality

Do we have a constitutional crisis on our hands after the release of the Republican memo We push aside the boralogue this week and dive right in with constitutional law attorney Jenna Ellis www ccu edu who discusses whether there is a crisis or not Are we in trouble or is talk of a crisis really just spin and distraction Political correctness is shining brighter in North America Award-winning journalist and television producer Christine Douglass-Williams www jihadwatch org recounts how after writing an article critical of Islamism she was fired from the Canadian Race Relations Foundation The word 'Islamophobia' is