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May God Save Dixie!

Awake for the Living: Lee and the “Feeling of Loyalty” By Aaron Wolf
“Remember therefore from whence thou art fallen, and repent, and do the first works; or else I will come unto thee quickly, and will remove thy candlestick out of his place, except thou repent.” —Revelation… »

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What Robert George has been up to recently...

With @JamesMartinSJ at a conference in Washington, DC on Catholic teaching and overcoming polarization. My message: build unity on truth. pic.twitter.com/GAs0Ln7BTg

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) June 5, 2018

Austin Ruse: Robert George Says Believe James Martin

About to depart for the @HdxAcademy conference. Can barely contain my excitement. Looking forward to hearing brave, truth-telling scholars from across the political spectrum whom I greatly admire. Can't shake the sense that this conference is going to change the game. #thisisbig

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) June 14, 2018

From commencement remarks I offered recently at the Mount Academy of the Bruderhof community and the Wilberforce School in Princeton. My speech at the Mount Academy was given on the 40th anniversary of Solzhenitsyn's commencement address at Harvard. https://t.co/XzhmOL8XJY

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) June 11, 2018

@McCormickProf turns to Alexander Solzhenitsyn's speech at Harvard in 1978. pic.twitter.com/zl8Tcl99jC

— The Bruderhof (@TheBruderhof) June 8, 2018

I love teaching at a co-ed university. It's great to have both male and female students, and to have them together in class. But that should be one option and the other should also be available to young men and women. Neither is necessarily better or worse. Just different. https://t.co/LCKONd3XGL

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) June 6, 2018

This is how academics usually roll: operators posing as moderates who are of the center.

The day of the Catholic academic taking for granted a role as a member of the Catholic intellectual leadership is coming to an end.

Is there any "New Natural Lawyer" who isn't a liberal and a civic nationalist, and thus a useful idiot for the state?

It should not be necessary to say this, but even Roman Catholics can be cuckservatives.

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Cupertino is actually a highly functional third-world sh*thole

Steve Sailer -- NYT: Girls outperform boys in math in dysfunctional places like Detroit, but not in functional places like Cupertino

Journey's End

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The Accidental Detective 2

Peter Hitchens on Cultural Marxism

What happened to Marxism? My explanation in the Spectator of how 1960s revolution took over the world
A Podcast on Communism's revival as a great pink blancmange of political correctness and sexual revolution

Is (R)CST Really Useful in This Regard?

It is very doubtful.

MoJ: A note about the Georgetown conference on "polarization" in the Church
Rick Garnett
I was scheduled to attend, but then -- unexpectedly, and to my regret -- had to miss, the recent conference at Georgetown, "Overcoming Polarization in a Divided Nation Through Catholic Social Thought." (Learn more about the conference, and watch some... more »

Russia, the Neoconservatives, and the Real Issues Involved by Boyd D. Cathey

A Military Historian Responds to Suvorov's Thesis

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Larry Vickers on 9mm

HK MR223 A3

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Latin Catholics Fighting Against Nature

Embracing some version of civic nationalism (even if it is their dream of a religious version), and thus unknowingly embracing statism.

Fr. Justin Brophy on "The Practice of Catholicism and Modern Identity." Rick Garnett at Mirror of Justice
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Murray, "The Return to Tribalism" Rick Garnett at Mirror of Justice
I recently read both Patrick Deneen's Why Liberalism Failed and Jonah Goldberg's The Suicide of the West. Good times. In the latter, I came across mention of a John Courtney Murray piece that I'd read before but forgotten. It's called... more »

No Mention of Feminism

CWR: The connection between the Sexual Revolution and “MeToo”: An interview with Mary Eberstadt by Jeanette Flood

Unrealistic expectations for an unrealistic generation. All that peddling of self-esteem BS paid off. Save Generation Z.
More than half of Millennials expect to be millionaires someday

Hypergamy in SDF Macross

Wild Bill Donovan and the OSS

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May God Save Texas!

Homesick in America by Wayne Allensworth

The last time we had been in Houston, arranging for the move, we talked to a little Indian man who was working at a truck-rental outlet. He said he had previously worked as a welfare inspector, so I asked what he had inspected, and he told us: He was supposed to investigate Medicaid and food-stamp fraud.

I nodded at him. Is that so?

Yes, it’s so—as a matter of fact, that’s all there was. Fraud, he meant. His supervisor told him he was investigating far too much. He was told not to look so closely. As a matter of plain fact, he was told, don’t really look at all. Since he was an honest man, he quit. And he landed at the truck-rental place, where he said another guy who worked there—a young guy, also from India, according to the little man—only wanted to work so many hours a week, not too much.

Is that so?

It’s so—it’s because he wants to keep up his qualification for food stamps. The little man nodded knowingly, raised his eyebrows, and said, “And you know who is paying for that, yes?” and we both said, yes, we know. And he nodded knowingly again. I heard a police siren in the distance.

As we walked out, without feeling any personal hostility for that particular little Indian man, I thought that, as praiseworthy as his attitude was, an American could be holding down the job he had. According to “conservatives” of a certain persuasion, he’s probably a better “American” than a lot of real Americans, since he’s “hard working” (he will work for less), and he’s for “welfare reform,” and, anyway, he’s not white, so there, we “true conservatives” are not “racists,” which is the worst thing anyone can be or be accused of, which is the same thing.

銀河英雄伝説 remake!

Computer animation, but it does look good.



the original ship designs...

Egor Kholmogorov on Stalin

The Unz Report: Egor Kholmogorov: Stalin Is Not Great by Anatoly Karlin

It's June Already

Army Times: Is this the rollout plan for the ‘pinks and greens’? The Army says nothing is final by Meghann Myers

Marlow White: Pinks & Greens Information

Changes to Army’s ‘Pinks and Greens’ Will Make it the Best Uniform Ever by Eric Milzarski, We Are The Mighty

Breitbart: London: Massive Crowds Gather to Hear Geert Wilders Demand Tommy Robinson’s Release

London today. Free Tommy!#FreeTommy #FreedomOfSpeech pic.twitter.com/QIrP03avkn

— Geert Wilders (@geertwilderspvv) June 9, 2018

A Tale of Love and Honor: Life in Gion

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