Dissident lessons from Jackson’s stand at Henry House Hill
Lost My Marbles on the Street, Man
I don’t know about you, but I love folk music. Specifically, I love my folk music. And I’m not talking
Modernity and the Church
Across the tattered landscape of “conservative” Christianity an interesting divide is taking shape. The division mirrors a broader political and
Preserving the Culture
What do you listen to? What do you read? What art moves your soul? None of these are rhetorical questions,
Notes on the Third Reconstruction
Previously, I took the view that there were three periods of Reconstruction on the South. The First Reconstruction began in
Myth of the 20th Century: Pirates of Silicon Valley – Digital Panopticon
Before the Industrial Revolution, economists saw land and agriculture as the fundamental source of wealth. When feudalism gave way to
Why the Russians and Communists Won the Cold War
From the outset, I want to clearly state that I count the Russians and communists as two separate groups and
Agrarianism and Industrialism
I recently had a discussion on the merits (or rather demerits) of Industrialism and it sadly seems that the majority
Why Tradition Matters
On a recent trip to a more rural section of my native state, still full of monuments and historical homes,
Duties at Home
A confrontation occured between various leftwing elements such as BLM, Black Panthers, and Antifa, and various supposedly rightwing groups such