Brion McClanahan on Cameron Hilditch

NRO's silly Calhoun "scholar." - https://t.co/GhSEbAjVYJ pic.twitter.com/ENtNLtixFw

— Brion McClanahan (@BrionMcClanahan) October 30, 2020

Grove and Cheek respond to Hilditch Regarding Calhoun

Last week, the Irish Jaffaite @CameronHilditch published a Calhoun hit piece at @NRO that @jaynordlinger praised for putting to end the "BS" that Calhoun is an important American conservative thinker. @LeeCheek and @JohnGGrove1 take him apart. https://t.co/RbbKKUryJX

— Brion McClanahan (@BrionMcClanahan) October 19, 2020

The Power of the States

under the Constitution. May it RIP.

NEW @HunterDeRensis: If a minority cannot exercise political power equal to that of the majority, democratic tyranny is inevitable. https://t.co/bgqYVjT93q

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) October 6, 2020

Lee Cheek and Carey Roberts on Calhoun's Decentralizing Agenda

The Imaginative Conservative: Jurgen Habermas, John C. Calhoun, and Slavery
By Lee Cheek and Carey Roberts

Calhoun the Marxist?

By Brion McClanahan

Neo-conservatives can’t seem to make up their mind about the Confederacy. They all agree that the Confederacy represented everything evil about early America (which places them squarely in league with their intellectual brothers on the… »

Two on John C. Calhoun

A Deep Devotion to the Constitution by Brion McClanahan
According to the modern historical establishment, John C. Calhoun is the ultimate American villain. These esteemed historians think lofty assessments from previous decades failed to account for his glaring inconsistencies in regard to federal power,… »


Coit’s Calhoun by Clyde Wilson
Want to learn about one of the greatest statesmen that the United States has ever produced? Then get hold of John C. Calhoun: American Portrait by Margaret Coit. When this beautifully-written book received the Pulitzer… »


Related:
Heil to the Chief by James McClellan
A Review of: The American Presidency: An Intellectual History by Forrest McDonald Kansas, 1994. Since the surrender at Appomattox, the South has been virtually excluded from two of the three branches of the national government.… »

Abbeville Institute: The Continuing Relevance of Calhoun’s Wisdom by Clyde Wilson

I am always glad to talk about my favourite subject–-John C. Calhoun. I think it will become apparent that what he has to say has some relevance to our topic “Building Communities of Resistance”—and perhaps… »

Now Nimrata Randhawa's Carolina

Calhoun’s Carolina by Clyde Wilson

Lee Those Who Revere Him Uphold His Memory

And those who do not, they are no friends of mine...

Should Yale Erase the Name of John C. Calhoun? by Lee Cheek

Playing the Moderate Conservative

The Party of Lincoln AND Calhoun? The Right and the Civil War

This probably wouldn't be satisfactory to paleos.

Marshall DeRosa on Patriotism

Politics and Patriotism by Marshall DeRosa

More from AI:
James Henley Thornwell and Southern Religion by Eugene Genovese
John C. Calhoun Vindicated by Russell Kirk

More on Calhoun

They Live in the Age of Calhoun by Brion McClanahan
Calhoun on American Government, Politics, and War by Clyde Wilson

H. Lee Cheek on John C. Calhoun

“The Last Roman”: John Caldwell Calhoun

Related:
Russell Kirk

Dr. Clyde Wilson on John C. Calhoun

John C. Calhoun: A Statesman for the 21st Century

A Few Items from the Abbeville Institute Blog

I'm glad it's rather active - I hope it proves to be a useful resource to Southrons.

Classic Confederate Hollywood
John C. Calhoun: Nullification, Secession, Constitution
Why the South Seceded

Kendall or Calhoun?

The Constitution vs. Calhoun: Why Harry Jaffa Is Still Wrong About Willmoore Kendall by Daniel McCarthy

"Kendall was, in American constitutional terms, a “nationalist” rather than an advocate of states’ rights."

Calhoun's Place

Why Conservatives Still Share a Tent with Calhoun by Scott Galupo

The combox will probably be populated mostly by those who object and self-righteously hurl invectives against Calhoun and racism and those who dare look to Calhoun as any sort of source of political thought.

White Elephants: Are Republicans an Endangered Species?

That leaves what might be called the Calhoun option. More popular at the local level than with the national party, at least publicly, this strategy involves legal changes that would limit the influence of the coming majority, which is younger and less white. Some of these measures have been justified by concerns about widespread electoral fraud that are mostly sincere but have no empirical basis. Others are explicitly political. For example, it’s a feature, not a bug, that plans to split states’ electoral votes by congressional district give rural votes greater weight than urban ones (and we know who lives in cities).

Items of Interest, 20 March 2012

Sights and Sounds from the Abbey of Le Barroux

Mark Mitchell, Patriotism vs. American Exceptionalism

Calhoun, Jefferson, and Popular Rule by Lee Cheek

Daniel Larison, The Short American Century: The Conservatism of George Kennan

Paul Gottfried, Leo Strauss, Immigration, And Israel

PJB, The Glaring Inequality of Obamaville

Fabius Maximus: With a stroke of his pen President Hope and Change erased much of America

America, Rome and the Moral Imagination by Cindy Rollins

The End of the New Deal Coalition and the Transformation of American Politics by Thomas Storck

Something with Dr. Marshner:
Contraception Mandate and Formal Cooperation
Christendom College Theology Professor Explains Moral Implications for Catholics

Some thoughts for John Breen from John O'Callaghan, Thomist, on "health", etc.

David Walker:


Economics:
Making 9 Million Jobless "Vanish": How The Government Manipulates Unemployment Statistics by Daniel R. Amerman, CFA

Land Rent - the Genesis of the British Class System

Relocalization and Sustainability:
Why the Church needs to return to its pastoral roots: permaculture visions of a rural minster by Reverend Rob Brown |

Ralph Nader, How Greece threatens you and how going local offers the only refuge

The Roots of Sprawl: Why We Don't Live Where We Work

This Is The Lexicon Of Sustainability - Douglas Gayeton At Work

This Is The Lexicon Of Sustainability - Douglas Gayeton At Work from lexicon of sustainability on Vimeo.

The Future of Food


Toward Energy Literacy

Education:
Mathematics Education: Being Outwitted by Stupidity
In long-expected move - legislators, school districts outlaw the children

Diet and Health:
MDA: Dear Mark: Excess Skin After Major Weight Loss?
The LLVLC Show (Episode 557): GAPS Diet Creator Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride Uses Nutrition To Heal Gut Health (mp3)
The LLVLC Show (Episode 558): Matt And Stacy From ‘Paleo Parents’ Encourage Kids To ‘Eat Like A Dinosaur’ (mp3)

Guest Post by Dr. Stephen Gangemi: MovNat and Kids
7 MovNat Lessons from an Uncoordinated Stay-at-Home Mom

NPR: Cameras Follow World's Greatest Sushi Chef

CMT: Sierra Hull, "Easy Come, Easy Go"

Get More: http://www.cmt.com/videos/misc/733739/live-cmt-sierra-hull-easy-come-easy-go.jhtml, Sierra Hull, Sierra Hull Videos

See more from this live performance here:

http://www.cmt.com/videos/misc/733748/live-cmt-sierra-hull-best-buy.jhtml - Sierra Hull - Sierra Hull Videos

An Anonymous 4 Retrospective

BBC Four to broadcast Angelic Voices

Watch the New Josh Turner Video, 'Time Is Love' by Hunter Hauk

Why I Hate The 'Goldberg Variations'

Less turn and burn for special operators
SOCOM task force looks at dwell time, quality of life

Items of Interest, 18 March 2012

Rod Dreher, Why Conservatism Can't Win

St. Calhoun, Part I by Bradley J. Birzer - Part II

Brig. Gen. Paul J. LaCamera to be deputy commanding general at USASOC

Intelligible Goods, Marriage, and Intellectual Conversion by R.J. Snell

Executive War Powers Have Strict Constitutional Limits

Galileo: Anti-Hero of Science

Paul Gottfried, Obama's Grievance Politics
“National Defense Resources Preparedness” executive order: Power grab or mere update?

Wisconsin Senate Passes Healthcare Freedom Act
Conservatives Slam House GOP For "Betrayal" of States' Rights
Free Sterilizations Must be Offered to All College Women, Says HHS

So will the American bishops and Catholic institutions work with states to block Obamacare so that at least the Church will be protected in some areas? Or will they just play along with the rules of the nationalist system so that they can act the martyr?

Because of the latest developments, it once again appears that it might be better to support the Grand Oligarchy Party even though it gives scraps to social conservatives, because it at least won't be as radical as Obama if it controls the executive. Though there is no reason to think that the party will resist changes coming from any of the branches of the National Government. It will undoubtedly continue to promote oligarchy and as a result, pave the way for further destruction of economic freedom and community.

Is there a way to get around the requirements of Obamacare by changing labor contracts, so that employees are more like contractors or consultants?

Church Not State by D.G. Hart
Christians must choose between faith or worldly relevance

Grit Artisan: The Other Side of Racism

Study Finds That Corn Insecticides Are to Blame for Deaths of Honeybees

Nations, Liberalism, and Science by Peter Augustine Lawler

Economics:
Richard Heinberg, What is Sustainability
Alternative finance radicals: Infusing rebellion with entrepreneurial creativity
The Truth About “Free Trade” by David S. D'Amato
Big Oil, Big Government, and Big Hypocrisy by Kevin Carson

Catholic:
William Oddie, Bishop Davies of Shrewsbury says we need to face the reality of hell during Lent. It’s such an unusual thing for a bishop to say that it made a Herald headline

The Mystery of Monasticism: History, Spirituality and Vocation

Education:
E. Christian Kopff, Greek to US: The Death of Classical Education and Its Consequences
Shannon Hayes, From Homeschooling to Unschooling


Diet and Health:
The 4th MovNat principle: Practical
Triathlete’s paleo diet with bone broth dramatically reduces osteoarthritis pain

Music:
Watch Jason Aldean's 'Fly Over States' Video BY HUNTER HAUK

Heejun Han Performs Right Here Waiting on American Idol

Stile Antico "Tune thy Musicke to thy Hart" : Tudor & Jacobean music for private devotion

More poseuwear:
Glock Apparel

Larry Vickers:




Product Review Haley AK-74 Rifle

TV:
Person of Interest Renewed!

Can I get a job with Benchmade? Fed grant to help Oregon companies hiring & training .

Items of Interest, 26 February 2012

Seventh state steps into ring to fight NDAA kidnapping

Claes Ryn: Republican Virtue, Imperial Temptations
by Richard Gamble

John C. Calhoun: The Oracle of the South by M. E. Bradford

Peter Hitchens, If not Putin, who? It's because I love my own country that I can see the point of this sinister tyrant who so ruthlessly stands up for Russia and Our laws, our freedom and our people... Kidnapped by America



Economics:
A conversation with Herman Daly (EB)

David Rosenberg Presents The Six Pins That Can Pop The Complacency Bubble

Gas prices set records, soon to reach new highs by Zachary Moitoza (EB)

Peak Oil and Energy:
Peak energy & resources, climate change, and the preservation of knowledge by Alice Friedemann (EB)

Relocalization:
The art of producing sustainable consumer goods: basketry by Brian Kaller (EB)

Cultivating a sustainable community: The cycle of collaboration by Brad Smith and Barbara Wishingrad (EB)

Sustainable Farming:
Soil: From Dirt to Lifeline by Fred Kirschenmann (EB)


History:
Medieval Prostitution in Secular Law: The Sex Trade in Late Medieval London, Paris, and Toulouse

Marriage, Feminism, and Misandry:
Betty Duffy, Catholics, and the Manosphere

The Garbage Generation By Daniel Amneus

Music:
Gillian Welch: Watch Sunday’s performance at the Warren Hellman tribute online (link)

TV:
David Lindsay, Glorious

A remake of Space Battleship Yamato? The quality of the animation is very good, but I miss Leiji Matsumoto's original designs.

The Paleo Summit: A free event that’s not to be missed!