The Iconoclast
The Marine-Life Era on Urantia
This paper deals with the early evolution of life on our planet, the geologic layers laid down over many millions of years and where these layers are found today. As […]
Donald Trump, the survivor, will make a great president
By Conrad Black The renomination of Donald Trump makes him only the second president who could win nonconsecutive terms. This induces me to return to my annual attempt to explain […]
A Waste of Energy
By Theodore Dalrymple Electoral politics, particularly in Western Europe, is a toxic amalgam of power-madness, low cunning, and moral grandiosity. Of these, as St. Paul said of charity, moral grandiosity […]
Democrats’ ultimate dilemma: who will be to blame?
By Lev Tsitrin The New York Times recently published a detailed report on who wants Biden out. The roster is long and distinguished. Headed by Obama, it boasts the names of […]
Is Being Reasonable a Failed Strategy?
By Carl Nelson I always liked the sales admonition that “reasonable people always agree”. What a wonderful, harmonious existence that prefigures! But existence – especially, at present – is neither […]
Adidas drops Bella Hadid from campaign referencing 1972 Munich Olympics
From Al Jazeera The Telegraph and Jewish News. It may be my imagination but I felt Al Jazeera was taking this more seriously than the Guardian and the Independent. Adidas […]
Compared to What?
By G Murphy Donovan “Less is more.” – van der Rohe Donald J. Trump is often his own worst enemy. The recent assassination attempt followed the Republican convention in Milwaulkee […]
Defending the Reconquista at New College
A revealing Twitter exchange shows the necessity of rebuilding Florida’s liberal-arts school. By Bruce Gilley The decision by Florida governor Ron DeSantis in 2023 to oust the radicals controlling the […]
They Will Try Again
By Armando Simón I was going to refrain from writing about the assassination attempt on Trump. I honestly was, but there are too many things that need to be hammered home. […]
A Modern Colossus: Donald Trump
A man in full By Bruce Bawer Donald Trump promised an end to the long era of clandestine Deep State power that began with the assassination of JFK, an event […]
Can We Let the Voters Decide—Not the FBI, CIA, DOJ, Lawyers, Prosecutors, and Judges?
By Victor Davis Hanson When Donald Trump seemed to have a lock on the 2016 Republican primary, the Democratic Party concluded that the people could not be counted on to […]
Surprise: Trump and Vance offer a high comfort level for Europeans
By Conrad Black The average European reader is apt to be more mystified than usual by recent political developments in the United States. President Trump’s popularity will undoubtedly have risen […]
Politically, Trump Had Already Effectively Won Election When He Began To Speak on Saturday
The country will remember his alert action when he realized that he had been shot and it will rightly remember his undaunted response even before he had left the podium […]
The Irony of Our Current Censorship (Is Subsidiarity Flooding In?)
By Carl Nelson “What censorship? I haven’t heard anything about censorship? “– a Facebook posting Prior to the ham-handed censorship of the Covid ‘crisis’, whether or not censorship was actually […]
Why is the Truth too Incendiary to be Spoken?
By Carl Nelson Why is it so hard for even many of my Conservative political friends to admit that the Biden administration is trying to assassinate its opponents? The bread […]
The Two-Part Democratic Strategy
By Carl Nelson Part One: It’s not about the kid. If you whip the public up with enough fear-mongering you’ll generate lone gunmen. That’s part one of the Democratic playbook. […]
