Forecasting a Collapse (an article on Michael Ruppert)
Connecting the Dots on Fast and Furious
Jack Donovan recommends:
How to End the Culture Wars
The Demise of Guythink
A paper that has been cited in various places in the manosphere:
How Dramatically Did Women's Suffrage Change the Size and Scope of Government?
John R. Lott, Jr. and Larry Kenny1
It is not really surprising that this welfare state should breed a
politics not of “justice” or “fairness” but of “compassion,” which
contemporary liberalism has elevated into the most important civic
virtue. Women tend to be more sentimental, more risk-averse and
less competitive than men—yes, it’s Mars vs. Venus—and therefore
are less inclined to be appreciative of free-market economics, in
which there are losers as well as winners. College-educated
women—the kind who attend Democratic conventions—are also
more “permissive” and less “judgmental” on such issues as
homosexuality, capital punishment, even pornography.
Dave Pollard, Not Ready to Do What’s Needed
Paul Gottfried, Hard Questions for Romney, Paul, and Santorum
Farming:
Joel Salatin: "Holy Cows & Hog Heaven" (mp3)
article
Education:
Dr. Helen: “[T]oday’s college degree is the equivalent of the 1950′s high school diploma…”
Music:
Music in the Modern Age by Peter Kalkavage (a review of Surprised by Beauty: A Listener's Guide to the Recovery of Modern Music by Robert R. Reilly)
Catholic:
Diet and Health:
Carbohydrates are Good; Dogma is Evil!
Cycling: 12 Common Century Ride Mistakes
Misc:
Identical twins adopted from China by two different Ontario families grow up 400 km apart
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