Tuesday, June 05, 2018
Monday, June 04, 2018
The Work of Italo Gismondi
Archeologist spends over 35 years building enormous scale model of Ancient Rome. Scale 1:250. Most of it is based on the Forma Urbis, a huge marble topographical plan made during the empire of Septimius Severus. pic.twitter.com/CVmoOgwktJ— Marina Amaral (@marinamaral2) June 4, 2018
The plaster model was created by archaeologist Italo Gismondi, who worked on the piece throughout his life. pic.twitter.com/7pOW4Qb5Xb— Marina Amaral (@marinamaral2) June 4, 2018
Two on World War 2
American Pravda: When Stalin Almost Conquered Europe by Ron Unz
Introduction to HITLER'S WAR by David Irving
Introduction to HITLER'S WAR by David Irving
Labels:
books,
European history,
Germany,
Ron Unz,
Soviet Union,
World War II
Sunday, June 03, 2018
Homeschool or Die
Public School Sex-Ed’s Descent Into Madness by Casey Chalk
It’s gotten so bad that our publicly educated writer is sending his kids elsewhere. Here’s why.
It’s gotten so bad that our publicly educated writer is sending his kids elsewhere. Here’s why.
Labels:
cultural Marxism,
liberalism,
public education,
sex
Saturday, June 02, 2018
Thursday, May 31, 2018
Wednesday, May 30, 2018
Tuesday, May 29, 2018
Bund Sankt-Michael
website
An International Christian Confederation by Rod Dreher -- the full strategy page
So do they concede areas that are still culturally Catholic to the enemy? And do they have the wrong answer for the JQ?
An International Christian Confederation by Rod Dreher -- the full strategy page
So do they concede areas that are still culturally Catholic to the enemy? And do they have the wrong answer for the JQ?
Labels:
Benedict Option,
Christendom,
Christianity,
Europe,
Pharisees,
Rod Dreher
Monday, May 28, 2018
Two for Memorial Day
AmConMag:
On Memorial Day, Getting Beyond ‘Thank You For Your Service’ by John Q. Bolton
What veterans need is an engaged public—one that even scrutinizes the military, and the policies that send them overseas.
Why You Should Read These Military Classics by Andrew Bacevich
They tell us much about service life and futile imperial adventures.
On Memorial Day, Getting Beyond ‘Thank You For Your Service’ by John Q. Bolton
What veterans need is an engaged public—one that even scrutinizes the military, and the policies that send them overseas.
Why You Should Read These Military Classics by Andrew Bacevich
They tell us much about service life and futile imperial adventures.
Sunday, May 27, 2018
Saturday, May 26, 2018
And what of the near occasion of sin?
Do Rules Cause Rape? by Austin Ruse
Labels:
Catholic education,
Christendom College,
feminism
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