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 […]
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 […]
The Cluster B Revolution by Daniel Jupp
Look at reactions to Trump, Musk and Kamala and you can see that this is essentially about the personality disorders of the ruling class. In the Poe short story The […]
Book of the Month: “Ashli” by Jack Cashill
This relatively short, straightforward book fills a yawning gap in the J6 reportage. Who were the women? The dominant Deep State/media narrative is that white supremacist men, instigated by Donald […]
Over the Target: A Speech in Kansas by Paula Weiss
A month ago, a football player whose name I’d never heard before crashed into the ongoing culture wars when he gave a passionate commencement speech at a small Catholic college […]
Lawfare Is Too Kind a Word by Daniel Jupp
We have already accepted an unacceptable process Apr 25, 2024 I can’t recall the first time I heard the word ‘lawfare’, and I don’t know who came up with it. […]
Disorderly Fable: “Civil War” by Paula Weiss
As a reluctant prophet of a second US civil war, operating in the realm of fiction, I felt obligated to see Alex Garland’s “Civil War.” On the surface, it’s a […]
Books of the Month by Paula Weiss
“Mao’s America,” Xi Van Fleet, Center Street, 2023. “Putin’s Playbook: Russia’s Secret Plan to Defeat America,” Rebekah Koffler, Regnery, 2021. When was the last time we felt this threatened from […]
Escape Into Light a short story by Paula Weiss
It’s never been so easy to drive into the city. Traffic was backed up heading into New Jersey and freedom, but almost no one was heading into the city. Too […]
Individualism and the Organic Society by Daniel Jupp
Most of us when we hear the word ‘organic’ today will first assume that we are listening to some ‘green’ diatribe on the kind of food we eat and the […]