Free Speech vs. Hostile Protests: The Moral and Legal Line Between Dissent and Violence
Free speech is a cornerstone of democracy—but it is not a shield for hatred or a license to kill. When protests turn into acts of violence, as seen in the murder of Israeli Embassy staffers Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky and the 9/11 terrorist attacks, society must draw a clear moral and legal line. This OpEd examines how weaponized rhetoric, cloaked as dissent, threatens not only lives but the very freedoms it falsely claims to defend.
The Attacks on Tesla Are Acts of Domestic Terrorism—And America Must Wake Up
A wave of targeted attacks against Tesla vehicles—including a chilling New Year’s Eve arson in New Orleans—signals a rising threat of domestic terrorism. This Op-Ed argues that it's time to confront these ideologically driven crimes for what they are—and act before the violence escalates further.
The CRINK Threat: How China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea Undermine Global Security Through Terrorism, Fentanyl, and Organized Crime
Explore how the CRINK alliance—China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea—threatens global security through fentanyl proliferation, cartel connections, and terrorism financing. Learn about the geopolitical strategies undermining Western democracies and the urgent measures needed to counter these threats.
New Year’s Eve New Orleans Attack: A Stark Warning for America
Explore the chilling historical pattern of terrorism in America, from the 1993 World Trade Center bombing to the New Year’s Eve attack in New Orleans, and the urgent call for vigilance and unity in the face of emerging threats. #WeRemember
Still mourning Flight 103 and the lives they never got to live
In his guest opinion piece titled "Still mourning Flight 103 and the lives they never got to live," published on December 21, 2023, in The Post-Standard, Chris Meek reflects on the enduring impact of the Pan Am Flight 103 tragedy. He emphasizes the profound loss experienced by the families of the 270 victims, including 35 Syracuse University students, whose potential and contributions were tragically cut short. Meek underscores the importance of honoring their memories and the collective responsibility to ensure such acts of terrorism are never forgotten.