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The Limits of Iconoclasm?

Though little known in the West, the bloodiest civil war in history was actually the Taiping Rebellion, occurring between 1850-1864

“Depend upon it, sir, when a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight, it concentrates his mind

In my brilliant and paradigm shifting article on “The Science vs the science” and the cult of Bugmanism, I explored

The problem with modern politics is that anyone can vote for a politician as long as they are in a

We are nearing the end of physical currency; I don’t know many places that do not accept debit cards currently.

In the debate about statues that no longer reflect our “shared values,” whatever that empty phrase may mean, I found

According to the Pareto principle, many outcomes are the result of an 80:20 cause-to-effect ratio. However, it was introduced by

I am not someone on the Dissident Right who hates all Jews. I am well aware of Jewish Supremacism and

Before we begin today’s article, I would like to take a minute to thank Identity Dixie’s sponsors – just kidding.

Some time ago, I listened to two men debate, each trying to win an argument, neither was yielding. Each got