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… »
Saturday, August 12, 2017
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Thursday, August 10, 2017
Wednesday, August 09, 2017
Peter Hitchens on First Light
Reflections on 'First Light' a memoir by a Spitfire pilot, Geoffrey Wellum
I probably agree with his first paragraph in regards to the "Greatest Generation":
But did the Greatest Generation win the war but lose the peace?
I probably agree with his first paragraph in regards to the "Greatest Generation":
As I grow more and more disenchanted with the myths about World War Two, what do I think about those, such as my own father, who took part in it and endured hardship and danger in defence of this country? Actually, my respect and admiration for them grows. They had all been through the 1930s, that ‘low, dishonest decade’. They had, almost always, a poor political and strategic grasp of the events that were to engulf this country. They had not been prepared in any serious way for what they had to face. Those who suddenly called upon them to fight and possibly die, were themselves too old to face the consequences of their own policies.
But did the Greatest Generation win the war but lose the peace?
New Adaptation of P&P Planned
Pride and Prejudice to Be Adapted by Poldark Producers for ITV
I hope this won't be updated for a modern audience. SJW Austen?
I hope this won't be updated for a modern audience. SJW Austen?
Liberalism and Statism
Talk about the error of liberalism is not enough by itself; it goes hand in hand with statism, and those who use it for the sake of amassing power must be discussed as well. Liberalism is the tool of the modern nation-state that seeks to be all-encompassing, and liberal philosophers are useful idiots at the service of the state.
Peter Hitchens:
The Almost Nearly Perfect People: The Truth About the Nordic Miracle
NPR Interview
Peter Hitchens:
What were all these things about? Why, personal autonomy. Their central slogan was ‘I can do what I like with my own body and nobody can stop me. How dare you tell me what I can do with it?’
The paradox, well understood by Aldous Huxley, is that the person who proudly yells this battle cry also meekly accepts that in return he must surrender his mind, his privacy and his wealth to the power of the parental state.
In Michael Booth’s book, it all came together in an intentional, deliberate pattern. These things are connected. And it is the absence of the Christian conscience which makes them possible, and which is their enemy and rival. The new all-powerful parental state, the war against the married family, the scorn for conscience, the loud demand for personal autonomy and the rage against those who suggest it is in any way limited by morality or law, are all one cause, reborn in the West since the collapse of the USSR and advancing fast on all fronts. I saw it in Moscow and after my return from there, but instinctively. As so often, my instincts were right, and it has taken long years for my understanding and knowledge to catch up with them.
The Almost Nearly Perfect People: The Truth About the Nordic Miracle
NPR Interview
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Jordan Peterson Interviews the Former Google Employee
We all know his name now, right?
2017/08/08: James Damore and his Google Memo on Diversity (complete 51 min with scientific references): https://t.co/pkFeGlNIch
— Jordan B Peterson (@jordanbpeterson) August 9, 2017
Tuesday, August 08, 2017
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn for Silicon Valley
New @Google logo. pic.twitter.com/ij18LYVHgX
— Mr Мaitra (@MrMaitra) August 8, 2017
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The Google SJW Attack on a Google Employee
I don't have much to say about it as it is being discussed elsewhere. But Jordan Peterson will be interviewing the fired employee today and I will post the video when it becomes available.
I'll be speaking with him later today, and the conversation will be posted on YouTube. https://t.co/oGkL3Y4Tgq
— Jordan B Peterson (@jordanbpeterson) August 8, 2017
Monday, August 07, 2017
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Saturday, August 05, 2017
Friday, August 04, 2017
Thursday, August 03, 2017
KoC to Change Uniforms
Now they will look like US Army pogs.
Rorate Caeli. Fr. Z reacts. Apparently they are getting rid of their fake swords too. Good; let's dispense with the charade of being knights as well.
Rorate Caeli. Fr. Z reacts. Apparently they are getting rid of their fake swords too. Good; let's dispense with the charade of being knights as well.
Exemplars of Totalitarian Statism
Some thoughts on the Scandinavian and Nordic Utopias by Peter Hitchens
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liberalism,
nation-state,
Peter Hitchens,
statism,
Sweden
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