Saturday, March 09, 2019
Friday, March 08, 2019
Thursday, March 07, 2019
Politico Interview with PJB from 2017
‘The Ideas Made It, But I Didn’t’
Pat Buchanan won after all. But now he thinks it might be too late for the nation he was trying to save.
Pat Buchanan won after all. But now he thinks it might be too late for the nation he was trying to save.
Wednesday, March 06, 2019
Something from American Magazine Worth Reading
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Christian Moralist by John Edelman, S.J.
Beyond Slavery
Abbeville: The True Heirs of the Founding Fathers’ Vision By Michael Potts
A Review of Beyond Slavery: The Northern Romantic Nationalist Origins of America’s Civil War (Shotwell Publishing, 2019) by Walter Kirk Wood In the post-War between the States mythology supported by the victors, the Antebellum South… »
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A Review of Beyond Slavery: The Northern Romantic Nationalist Origins of America’s Civil War (Shotwell Publishing, 2019) by Walter Kirk Wood In the post-War between the States mythology supported by the victors, the Antebellum South… »
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A Jeffersonian Critique of Modern Monetary Theory
Abbeville: Modern Monetary Theory: A Jeffersonian Critique By John Devanny
The chattering class’ newest obsession, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, has seized the policy initiative from the Democratic Party’s geriatrics by promoting a “Green New Deal.” T’is clever branding to combine left-wing eco virtue signaling with FDR’s version… »
The chattering class’ newest obsession, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, has seized the policy initiative from the Democratic Party’s geriatrics by promoting a “Green New Deal.” T’is clever branding to combine left-wing eco virtue signaling with FDR’s version… »
Reconstruction, Part 2
Abbeville: First They Came for Southern Heritage By Gail Jarvis
The so-called Civil Rights movement began in the mid-1950s with goals of ending segregation and discrimination. Over the decades it has evolved from “correcting” certain aspects of society, into a virtual restructure of society. What… »
The so-called Civil Rights movement began in the mid-1950s with goals of ending segregation and discrimination. Over the decades it has evolved from “correcting” certain aspects of society, into a virtual restructure of society. What… »
On Humility
NCReg: The Art of Spiritual War: Humility Confounds the Enemy of Man by Fr. George Rutler
Tuesday, March 05, 2019
Trek Nerd Alert!
Robert Meyer Burnett weighs in on Star Trek Discovery and the Prime Canon Timelines confusion
Dealing with Outsiders
Who are seeking refuge/hospitality but cannot be admitted to membership in a community - what are the options if it is decided that they cannot stay but they refuse to leave? Enslavement, expulsion, or war.
Assimilation must be done right away; otherwise there may be resentment and violence for giving them secondary status. But if they reproduce more quickly than the natives, they may seek to take over the community if their numbers permit it. But how is it possible to assimilate outsiders who do not share the same culture or race or identity so quickly? How many generations would it take? And wouldn't assimilation also require intermarriage? What if the natives don't want that?
Appeal to rights claims on behalf of the outsiders may provide an easy intellectual fix for the problem, but is there any actual grounding in natural law for those rights?
Assimilation must be done right away; otherwise there may be resentment and violence for giving them secondary status. But if they reproduce more quickly than the natives, they may seek to take over the community if their numbers permit it. But how is it possible to assimilate outsiders who do not share the same culture or race or identity so quickly? How many generations would it take? And wouldn't assimilation also require intermarriage? What if the natives don't want that?
Appeal to rights claims on behalf of the outsiders may provide an easy intellectual fix for the problem, but is there any actual grounding in natural law for those rights?
Hazony on the State
Vox Day: Late-stage imperial transition
This is a useful summary of the axiomatic foundation of Yuval Hazony's The Virtue of Nationalism:
More Last Gasps for Civic Nationalism
Identity Politics in Wonderland By ARAM BAKSHIAN JR.
In our absurd era, more and more Americans are beginning to wonder who they really are.
The author might be one of those 20th century nuAmericans with whom one could have a conversation, but as a 20th century nuAmerican who bought into neo-Yankee myths, he is oblivious as to why the leftists have been successful with identity politics and their purposes for fomenting division. Instead he is content to announce again that the U.S. is a proposition nation and we should all just get along.
Monday, March 04, 2019
The Aspiration of Some in the American Solidarity Party
is to turn it into a "Catholic" party, in platform if not in membership.
Breitbart: Pope Francis: No Place for a ‘Catholic Party’ in Politics
Does Francis' political pluralism have a place for ethnonationalists or the alternative right? I doubt it.
Breitbart: Pope Francis: No Place for a ‘Catholic Party’ in Politics
Does Francis' political pluralism have a place for ethnonationalists or the alternative right? I doubt it.
Sunday, March 03, 2019
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