Book of the Month: The Parasitic Mind by Gad Saad
Review by Paula Weiss We’re not out of the woods yet, but we never are. When Donald Trump was re-elected in November, I was reading this book, and wondering whether […]
A Trump Victory is Not the End Point of a Populist Revolution by Daniel Jupp
Having been ill over the Christmas period my regular readers have experienced a bit of a gap in my articles here, for which I apologise. Four or five days can […]
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 […]