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Kill and Kill Again was the title of a 1981 martial arts movie with a lot of bad actors. The chorus of disapproval about executing convicted murderer and gang founder Tookie Williams also featured a lot of bad actors. It also featured a lot of stupid actors and a lot of sanctimonious actors. Among them were Mike Farrell, Susan Sarandon, Jamie Foxx -- and one actor who is not the celluloid variety, Jesse Jackson. Their mantra is nothing more than the same hackneyed, debunked myths about capital punishment that have been said for years. They repeat the same lies and...

Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Michael P. Tremoglie, a Frontpage columnist since 1999, ex-cop from Philadelphia and author of the new novel A Sense of Duty, a saga of loyalty and integrity - and one's obligations to others. He can be contacted at nattybumpo1981@yahoo.com. FP: Michael P. Tremoglie, welcome to Frontpage Interview. Tremoglie: Thank you very much for inviting me. I always enjoy reading Frontpage Interview. FP: Tell us what made you write this novel and what it is about. Tremoglie: Just as Heterodoxy and Frontpage have debunked many myths about race, crime, the role of men in modern society,...

A Sense of Duty Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Michael P. Tremoglie, a Frontpage columnist since 1999, ex-cop from Philadelphia and author of the new novel A Sense of Duty, a saga of loyalty and integrity - and one's obligations to others. He can be contacted at nattybumpo1981@yahoo.com. FP: Michael P. Tremoglie, welcome to Frontpage Interview. Tremoglie: Thank you very much for inviting me. I always enjoy reading Frontpage Interview. FP: Tell us what made you write this novel and what it is about. Tremoglie: Just as Heterodoxy and Frontpage have debunked many myths about race, crime, the role of...

Last week there was some controversy about an article I wrote being used by Hannity and Colmes without attribution. Miamivice posted " Hannity Uses Freeper Article" or something like that. Many freepers asked how did Miamivice know for certain that Hannity and Colmes did not think of this on their own. Many of you mistakenly said it was public knowledge. Just wanted to let everyone know that I just spoke with Prof. Stone at LSU who was interviewed by Fox and he told me that it was my article that initiated Fox's interest. In fact he sent me the follwoing...

Compassionate Liberalism Part 3 Environmentalists Partly Responsible for Flood By Michael P. Tremoglie Instead of desperately searching for ways to help – some liberals and Democrats - have been desperately searching for reasons to blame President Bush for the flood of New Orleans caused by Hurricane Katrina. Their blatant attempt at political exploitation has been reprehensible to say the least. While doing so they have shot themselves in the foot. Researching the bogus claims of the liberal hate mongers I learned that liberal environmentalists may bear some responsibility for the flood of New Orleans. The first of three articles I...

As radical environmentalists continue to blame the ferocity of Hurricane Katrina’s devastation on President Bush’s ecological policies, a mainstream Louisiana media outlet inadvertently disclosed a shocking fact: Environmentalist activists were responsible for spiking a plan that may have saved New Orleans. Decades ago, the Green Left – pursuing its agenda of valuing wetlands and topographical “diversity” over human life – sued to prevent the Army Corps of Engineers from building floodgates that would have prevented significant flooding that resulted from Hurricane Katrina. In the 1970s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity Hurricane Barrier Project planned to...

In the 1970s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity Hurricane Barrier Project planned to build fortifications at two strategic locations, which would keep massive storms on the Gulf of Mexico from causing Lake Pontchartrain to flood the city of New Orleans. These plans were abandoned after a radical enviromental group called Save Our Wetlands successfully sued to stop the projects as too damaging to the wetlands and the lake's eco-system.