A Conservatism of Place: My Neighborhood by Paula Weiss
“Your history lies beneath your feet.” A few years ago, my husband and I decided to finally pull up the broadloom carpet on our house’s main level. Imagine our pleasure […]
Daniel Penny and December 7th by Christine Flowers
There are no ex-Marines. My Uncle Louie, the Marine. Eighty-three years ago, our national innocence was shattered. Some might call it inertia, given the fact that the rest of the […]
Inference, AI, AGI, and Human Tears by Jeemes Akers
“This is for you, human. You and only you. You are not special, you are not important, and you are not needed. You are a waste of time and resources. […]
The Rise and Fall of the Surveillance State by Doug Ross
Americans will demand accountability for the Censorship Industrial Complex In a recent appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Mike Benz, a former US Department of State official and current […]
Directive 5240.01: A Threat to American Liberty by Jeff Clark (excerpts and link)
Summary: The Pentagon adopted, just a month and a half ago, (September 2024–ed.) a new directive in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election that authorizes military-intelligence agents to use […]
Book of the Month: Get Married by Brad Wilcox
Last night, we went to a restaurant and sat near a large extended Indian family of about 15, ranging from an elderly matriarch to a newborn handed from one doting […]
Who is Bryan Lozenski? by Tom Klingenstein
The Harris-Walz administration promises to destroy America from within. Walz’s most important education advisor, Brian Lozenski, said so explicitly on video. The centerpiece of Walz’s proposed education program is ethnic […]
Why They Hate Our Heroes by Daniel Jupp
A friend today recalled a series of reflections I first posted on a social media platform a few years ago, around the time that statues were being pulled down by […]
Defending civilization: the UNGA speech of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
The full text of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to the United Nations General Assembly, September 27, 2024, as provided by the Prime Minister’s Office. “Mr. President, Ladies and gentlemen, […]
Everything Always Hurts: a short story by Paula Weiss
The bus dropped me off in downtown Merionta, and even though I’d decided to splurge on a ride-share the rest of the way home, I wasn’t in a hurry. After […]