New English Review
August 2016
The Jolly Flatboatmen by George Caleb Bingham
Bill, Hillary, Mr. Chagoury and Hezbollah by Rebecca Bynum
Houellebecq and Call by Theodore Dalrymple
The NeverTrump Movement Joins the Clinton Campaign
by Rebecca Bynum
Trump Seizes the Day by Conrad Black
Brexit: Birth of a Nation by G. Murphy Donovan
The EU’s Innate Existential Crisis by Robert Harris
The Decline and Fall of the Roman Catholic West
by Emmet Scott
An Interview with Pastor Saeed Abedini, Former Hostage of Iran
by Rebecca Bynum
A Mirabilary Of The Passing Parade: Homo Gnosticus
by Cynicus Americanus
What Ever Happened To Sin? by Samuel Hux
Josh Rogin, The Washington Post and the Clinton Campaign: One Network
by Rebecca Bynum
The Berbers and Islam as a Vehicle for Arab Supremacism
by Hugh Fitzgerald
Flaws in the ‘Lone Wolf’ Analysis by A. J. Caschetta
See Something; Say Nothing: An Interview with DHS Whistleblower, Phillip Haney
by Jerry Gordon, Lisa Benson, Richard Cutting and Jeffrey Epstein
Closer to Allah by Richard Butrick
Guilt in An Age of Jihad by Dexter van Zile
Israel’s Optimistic Outlook by Michael Curtis
A Comprehensive Response to Anti-Israel Tourist Activism Talking Points, Part II
by Robert Harris
What Americans Should Know about Brazil’s Dual Legacy of Slavery and the Monarchy
by Norman Berdichevsky
PPK by James Como
“I’m Like, That’s Crazy” by Mark Zaslov
Shakespeare’s Enduring Conservatism by David P. Gontar
Different Literary Worlds by Richard Kostelanetz
Book Reviews:
Deception: The Making of the You Tube Video Hillary and Obama Blamed for Benghazi
a review by Jerry Gordon
Poetry, Survival & The Holocaust
a review and interview with Thomas Ország-Land
by Frances Spurrier
Short Stories:
Emeritus by James Como
The Hotel of Other-Worldly Delights by James LePore
The Illumination of Waraka by A. Human Being
Poetry:
The Extreme Verge by Evelyn Hooven
The Dare by David P. Gontar
Survivors by Dilip Mohapatra
Commandments by Thomas Ország-Land
This Stranger in Me by Bibhu Padhi
Maghreb by Brandon Marlon
Niemöller Redux by David Solway
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Mohammed and Charlemagne Revisited: The History of a Controversy.
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