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The Fruit is Still Rotten

In a certain sense, I think that the focus on increased non-White immigration is an example of the Dissident Right

As I am writing this piece, I am at a pub in a suburb that is north of Atlanta. We

I realize many of our readers are “law and order” paleoconservatives. I am too. To me, the foundation of a

On his September 13th podcast, Scott Greer made a dozen or so points for why there will be no imminent

Regarding Afghanistan. There is nothing to say that has not been said by those, both believers and heretics, better versed

“You can’t always trust your womanWell you can’t always trust your best friendAnd beware of the ones that you need

Personally, I do not believe any of the hype around Covid-19. I had it. Covid lasted about two days for

One thing that unites the Left, from neoliberals to Marxists, is its view of history. Specifically, the Left sees history

Our side of the great divide has been awash in tittering glee about the “fall” of Afghanistan. Some will argue

One of my favorite “war” films is Michael Cimino’s 1978 masterpiece The Deer Hunter. I place “war” in quotation marks