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Gary Taubes on the Wellness Mama Podcast

Great interview with @wellnessmama on The Case for Keto and rethinking weight control. https://t.co/k0uvdcfO90

— gary taubes (@garytaubes) January 4, 2021

Robin Wright's (No Longer Penn) Land

The ultimate girl-power movie... and yet the main character still relies on a man, in this case, to teach her how to survive. Symbolic of feminism and the modern Western woman.

Rich Collectors

It was a world record at the time, but surpassed by the M1 that John Garand received at his retirement, which brought $287,500 in 2018. https://t.co/ovCdhdk6VP

— Rock Island Auction (@RIAuction) January 4, 2021

The Future of the (R)s is Female

https://t.co/mqiJFCH8Wq

— Cam Edwards (@CamEdwards) January 4, 2021

The Texan Origins of Yellowstone

How Kevin Costner's TV series "Yellowstone" got its start, as so many good things do, in Texas:https://t.co/RMJkfFMMWL@TexasHighways

— Traces of Texas (@TracesofTexas) January 4, 2021

Let Catholic Higher Ed Burn

Academic "mutual admiration society."

There will be no honest grappling with race issues and identity politics, or the principles of political community, just PC platitudes about racism being bad, etc. Note that there is no session on "What We Owe to Men."

We just posted the full schedule for our Winter Conference (Jan 12–14)! Join us for 3 days of excellent conversation about what it means to “dwell together in unity” and pursue the common good. Details & free registration: https://t.co/4GWv5dJHBD #WinCon21 pic.twitter.com/y0n4pVc5F6

— de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture (@ND_EthicsCenter) January 4, 2021

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The Feminization of Higher Education

And Latins are actively assisting in this.

Very grateful to be part of a graduate program that not only supports the intellectual life of their fellows, but also the flourishing of their families! https://t.co/RaMNpNuHUw

— Morgan Whitmer (@Brownfield13) January 4, 2021

By Denying Legitimate Ethnonationalism, They Play Into the Hands of Statists

Dubium: Is Integralism Essentially Bound Up with Racism, Nationalism, and Totalitarianism? https://t.co/9MobVt3CXJ

— The Josias (@josias_rex) January 3, 2021

Feminists Will Deny This

Women are naturally attracted to men who exude a “protector-type” aura, even if they try to deny this attraction. https://t.co/Xd0N5lCKMs

— Brittany Martinez (@BritMartinez) January 3, 2021

How's this going to work out? Former conservaTHOT.

Thanks for having me on! @SuzanneVenker ❤️ https://t.co/JorGXLrMrL

— ✨🎉Lauren Southern🎉✨ (@Lauren_Southern) January 3, 2021

Another great episode of The Suzanne Venker Show! Young women are fortunate to have intelligent, principled women like @Lauren_Southern and @SuzanneVenker to look up to in this upside-down world.https://t.co/ndq8rbml4W

— Caitlin Rose Morgante 🍁 (@BrokeBeforeWoke) January 3, 2021

Remembering Roger Scruton

Registered for Remembering @Roger_Scruton by @Scruton_Legacy. Look forward listening to @McCormickProf, @mpalous, and a keynote address from @michaelgove. Link 🔗 to register ⬇️ https://t.co/RotA5B6ABn

— Daniel Pitt (@DanJTPitt) January 4, 2021

Who's Pushing the Anti-Meat Agenda?

“What I discovered in my research is that these vested interests are demonizing animal saturated fats and proteins, and taking away our choice to include them in our diet for our health.” —@BelindaFettke https://t.co/231rld84Or

— LowCarbMD Podcast (@LCMDPodcast) January 4, 2021

#ALEPH2020: It is unfair to scapegoat animal foods for the harmful outcomes of the Western diet & to use this rationale to influence eating behaviour of global populations, including those that would benefit from higher -not lower- intake. https://t.co/1ljxl5qxZH

— Frédéric Leroy (@fleroy1974) January 4, 2021

Strategy of keeping the focus on anti-livestock. This limits discussion on the many serious concerns and future sustainability of human food crop production practices. Crucial discussions that have diminished in recent years where better solutions are urgently needed. https://t.co/OY13N4nojR

— Ed Bourgeois (@EBourgeois) January 4, 2021

Oh @georgemonbiot For every complicated question, there is a simple, and wrong, answer.  
  
When we are only looking at things in terms of "emissions" we are not taking in the full picture. Yes, cattle belch methane, but this is part of a natural BIOGENIC carbon cycle. (thread) https://t.co/2J7iip5Glu

— Diana Rodgers, RD (@SustainableDish) January 4, 2021

Trying to Please Everyone Localist

This is fine as a start but it is silent on the specifics and thus could readily be endorsed by left communitarians and left anarchists.

Social media sucks our attention toward national politics, but @hanszeiger offers some thoughtful ways we can participate in local politics and strengthen our democracy. https://t.co/XOJJFWat2n pic.twitter.com/DoWTiR22jm

— Front Porch Republic (@FrontPorchRepub) January 4, 2021

NuAmericans at Work

Networked tribalism in action.

This is an attempt to formalize the alignment of Google. https://t.co/bjUbCRqtOX

— John Robb (@johnrobb) January 4, 2021

What Does This Say about Strong Towns?

Thanks @mattyglesias for joining us for the first Strong Towns Podcast of 2021—and a two-parter at that! Listen to part 1 here: https://t.co/FKtnJVYOq1

— Strong Towns (@StrongTowns) January 4, 2021

Do they even attempt to debate him? I will have to listen to find out.

Corporations Seeking Greater Control Over Organic and Regenerative Farming

This is not a good trend. Investment should come from local communities and networks and outwards geographically.

Now is the time to hop on board and invest in #regenerative--and this article from @Forbes thinks so too! 🌱 https://t.co/geMi9tVwrd

— Rodale Institute (@RodaleInstitute) January 3, 2021

Land Reform?

“That sufficiency and that wholeness could be achieved really only through a certain level of #sovereignty over land and the self-determination [that is] rooted in land."@AgrarianTrust joins @davidbollier to talk strategies for decommodifying farmland:https://t.co/aReBkyIcdx

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) January 4, 2021

French Feminism

The French are very nobly fighting our common enemy largely by themselves https://t.co/3ZRtdfZ6qw

— Phillip Blond (@Phillip_Blond) January 3, 2021

A New Latin News Media Outlet

COMRADES!
JD and I have decided we want to continue our journalistic efforts, especially our long-form investigative work, and to keep up our podcasting together.

It is with no little excitement then that we launch today The Pillar (@PillarCatholic). https://t.co/IhvPSoHFpK

— Ed. Condon (@canonlawyered) January 4, 2021

In the first full-length episode of The Pillar Podcast, @canonlawyered and @jdflynn discuss Vatican finances, Felicity Huffman, vaccines and dissent, and Kirk Cameron.

And then there is a game.https://t.co/xBSKkMasAi

— The Pillar (@PillarCatholic) January 4, 2021

The Future of the Republican Party is Female

The Second Amendment is more important now than ever before, but the far Left wants to take it away. @RepThomasMassie and I are fighting back.

We just launched the Second Amendment Caucus, which we will be Co-Chairing, to fight for your Constitutional rights. #2A pic.twitter.com/7KaYWS5wZ4

— Rep. Lauren Boebert (@RepBoebert) January 4, 2021

Eric Antonow Interviews Gary Taubes

I'm always delighted when I get a chance to speak with @ericantonow. This conversation was to be shared publicly. https://t.co/xlcZGIx3Gs

— gary taubes (@garytaubes) January 3, 2021

Going to Be Taking an Extended Break Soon

“The scientific knowledge is well developed. It’s a matter of translating that knowledge into action." 🌎✌️https://t.co/R0ni6BVOru

— Regeneration Int'l (@regeneration_in) January 1, 2021

New essay "How capitalism started, and why it still matters" - https://t.co/V9ZU3X02gE#ASmallFarmFuture

— Chris Smaje (@csmaje) January 1, 2021

Soil scientist Dr. Rattan Lal digs deep into the power of soil to sequester carbon, mitigate climate change, and the need for a Clean Soil Act. https://t.co/peZV9gXYgu

— Civil Eats (@CivilEats) December 31, 2020

Trees may look like solitary individuals, but the ground beneath our feet tell a different story.https://t.co/GFMn0eVpvp

— Regeneration Int'l (@regeneration_in) January 2, 2021

Farmers are changing the world with REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE https://t.co/c8mwNoAhgF

— REGENETARIANISM (previously L.A. CHEFs Column) (@REGENETARIANISM) January 2, 2021

New Year’s Resolutions for the Regenerative Grower https://t.co/TUELXq4jUq

— Modern Farmer (@ModFarm) January 3, 2021

We grow way more starch and sugar than we need, and not nearly enough fruits and veggies. https://t.co/qB9JQAFaLD

— Civil Eats (@CivilEats) January 3, 2021

Listen to "Local Complexity with Joe Norman"@normonics and I talk about homesteading, complexity, localism, and many other things.

Bonus: @The_Nuh & I talk about salsa and many tasty things!https://t.co/W6WssjdOV6

— Kyle (@home_grown_sanc) January 2, 2021

MSG Dale Comstock: Hand Combat Course Reference Guide

Woke Capitalism

4 ways to be an ally in the fight against racism #BLM https://t.co/lEg435LWF8 pic.twitter.com/BGRHkCz8lV

— World Economic Forum (@wef) January 3, 2021

Pastoring, 2021

"Muh feelingz."

At Angelus, Pope Francis derides those who "escaped lockdown to have a good vacation"; adding they "have not thought about those who stayed at home, about the economic problems of so many people that the lockdown has thrown to the ground, and of the sick? This pained me so much" pic.twitter.com/FjMMLbJPgD

— Catholic Sat (@CatholicSat) January 3, 2021

A modern understanding for the motives of the Incarnation, common to Jesuits, and erroneous. God loves us in spite of our sins, not "as we are."

man, I love this so much pic.twitter.com/P9eTv0L49k

— tommy (@theghissilent) January 3, 2021