Odysee Interview with Tom Sunic
Dr. Tomislav Sunić discusses the breakup of Yugoslavia, eastward expansion of NATO, and the decay of America under liberalism. Interview with Tomislav Sunić (odysee.com)
Why Hire from Harvard? Will Harvard be to the 2020s what General Motors was to the 1980’s?
/16 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Albemarle ManRecently, Albemarle Man expressed the hope that the Supreme Court might give Harvard University more leeway to admit ever more Blacks and ever fewer Asians. In other words, leeway to significantly reduce the average IQ of its student body. Let’s say, one way or another, the Supreme Court punts the ball down field and not […]
Whoopi and the Professor
/15 Comments/in General/by Tony PivettaThoughtcrime can lead to thought experiments. All it takes is a willingness to go where the less foolhardy are loath to go. What is race? What is an atrocity? When is a racist atrocity neither racist nor an atrocity? The answers may not be as cut-and-dried as you may think. In what seems like eons […]
Sholem Aleichem’s Curse: Anti-Russian Themes in Vasily Grossman’s Life and Fate
/15 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Spencer J. QuinnJewish diaspora fiction has always been problematic for me, largely because the authors I have read will either champion an overtly Jewish perspective without taking competing gentile ones into account (Saul Bellow, Chaim Potok, Isaac Bashevis Singer) or perceive themselves as ethnic outsiders and attempt to subvert gentile societies which are, of course, inherently bad […]
The Great Russian Restoration VII: The Kremlin’s Post-Soviet State Ideology
/26 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Rolo SlavskiMany pundits and analysts have pointed out that Russia doesn’t seem to have a visible political/economic/state ideology and they are correct to do so. That being said, the Kremlin civic platform has always been quite basic and straightforward. The Kremlin’s official civic platform is based on three pillars: sport, Orthodoxy and World War II. As […]
Is Victory for Ukraine Worth Risking Nuclear War?
/14 Comments/in General/by Pat BuchananThe question remains: When did the relationship between Russia and Ukraine become a matter of such vital interest to the U.S. that we would risk war, possible nuclear war, with Russia over it? How did we get here? During the 70 years that the Soviet Union existed, Ukraine was an integral part of the nation. […]
Critical Race Theory is Not The Problem. It Is the Symptom of a Bigger Problem
/25 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Albemarle ManParents have recently discovered that the education establishment—the odious class of persons consisting of professional school administrators, teachers certified by our social-justice-warrior education schools, and, often, disconnected boards of education “representing” gigantic swaths of voters, often representing districts the size of a small State—have inserted a program of so-called “critical race theory” into the K-12 […]
NEW: Individualism and the Western Liberal Tradition
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Culture of Critique
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Separation and Its Discontents
A People That Shall Dwell Alone
