Entries by John Q. Publius

Review of The Transgender-Industrial Complex by Scott Howard

The Transgender-Industrial Complex Scott Howard Antelope Hill Publishing Paperback (447 pages) available through the Antelope Hill website, Amazon, Barnes & Noble It is certainly apropos that Antelope Hill Publishing moved the announcement of the release of Scott Howard’s debut book The Transgender-Industrial Complex to one of the seemingly-infinite LGBTQ “holidays”—the Transgender Day of Remembrance (November 20th). […]

Is Civil War Inevitable?

The conclusions regarding France and Europe more broadly in Guillaume Faye’s final book Ethnic Apocalypse—like The Culture of Critique and my own book The God that Failed: Liberalism and the Destruction of the West banned by Amazon for said conclusions being “inconvenient” to the Establishment, ie-true—were that yes, the regime has made it inevitable. The […]

Triumph of the (Well-Funded) Shrill: Exposing the Funding Networks of the Left

Months of sheltering-in-place have gone down the drain—along with tens of millions of jobs[1]—when rioters torched parts of dozens of American cities in response to media-generated outrage over the questionable killings of two black men (and one legitimate police phone call in Central Park). 1,288 public health professionals, infectious diseases professionals, and community stakeholders signed […]

A Fish Called Wakanda, Part 2: The Pervasiveness of Neo-Liberalism

Go to Part 1. So the Chamber of Commerce Republican talking points have even infected the Eastern Bloc. Even Italy has announced a pathway to legal residency for tens of thousands of “undocumented migrants” through work permit applications in the agricultural sector and for “domestic helpers.” Most agricultural production of seasonal fruits and vegetables in […]

A Fish Called Wakanda, Part 1

“You’ll say we’ve got nothing in common No common ground to start from And we’re falling apart You say the world has come between us Our lives have come between us Still I know you just don’t care… So what now? It’s plain to see we’re over”–Deep Blue Something, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” Reliably, right when […]

The Men Who Make the Killings

The white male has become the monstrous Other in his own nation, a nation he does not recognize and that no longer recognizes him. In America, his invisible suffering finally found a voice after one mention of liberal Hollywood icon Rosie O’Donnell as a fat pig changed everything. Be-cucked and floundering, the Republican establishment looked […]