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Legacy of Midlander and Dixie Relations

In the book American Nations by Colin Woodard, he argues that “North America” has 11 distinct cultural nations. I would generally agree

On August 5, 1914, one of the most significant events of the Great War occurred. It was not a major

Leftists are terrified of Christians enforcing a proper morality on society. Yet, they seem to have missed the fact that our

Classical foreign policy, what most would describe as non-interventionism, is the most defensive and, therefore, the most defensible policy. There

I recently reread Victoria: A Novel of 4th Generation War by William S. Lind. He published it under the name Thomas Hobbes.

In a previous work,[1] I spent about 90 pages on what caused the Southern states to leave the Union. I

As advocates for the truth, we’ve got certain rhetorical factors working in our favor. One is the absurdity of the

Actual pandemics among humans occur in conjunction with malnutrition or a lack of modern sanitation and hygiene, but usually both.

The popularity of Andrew Tate among so many young men, although tragic, is unsurprising. It is the result of a

The International Criminal Court has only been around since 2002. However, the concept is older. Ostensibly, it’s about adjudicating war