The French have a term for it, L’esprit de l’escalier, or “staircase wit.” It means bright and witty sayings thought of too late as one is exiting a party. But history has its own “staircase” element as well, namely events that receive historical attention much later than they should if, as we are supposed to […]
Based on the outcome of the Brexit referendum and Donald Trump’s victory in 2016, many began to hope that a wave of right wing populism would sweep across the West. This, unfortunately, has not been the case. Instead, 2016 and 2017 have showed, for now at least, that Europe will consider but ultimately reject nationalism. I’d […]
The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam Douglas Murray Bloomsbury Continuum, 2017 I finished reading Douglas Murray’s The Strange Death of Europe just 24 hours before a Libyan Muslim detonated an explosive device at the exit of an arena in Manchester, sending arrows of shrapnel into dozens of concert-goers and confirming, in an instant, […]
“Diversity is indeed a strength, not a threat.” That’s a line from the Queen’s Christmas message in 2004. “I love the diversity of London — I just feel comfortable.” That’s a line from the former immigration minister Barbara Roche in 2011. “Our priority as a government must always be to keep people safe.” That’s a […]
Slugs are remarkably resilient creatures. If a snail falls from height onto a hard surface, it might well crack its shell and perish. A slug falling the same distance will absorb the impact in its springy flesh and slither away unharmed, eye-stalks jauntily re-extended. A Fraudster Bounces Back Did Denis “The Slug” MacShane draw inspiration […]
Here is Justin Murphy describing his background, research, and activism: Why is there not more rebellion against status quo institutions? How have economic and political processes pacified our capacity for radical collective action? As a political scientist, I am interested in the roles played by information, communication, and ideology in the pacification of political resistance […]
Many in our movement are often heard complaining on podcasts and in the comments sections of too much talk, but no action. Sure, it would be both practical and effective if our politicians represented our interests and took action on our behalf, but that’s a pipe dream! Also, it is certainly unreasonable to expect most […]
Like Harold Covington, I have a soft spot for Jewish writer James Howard Kunstler. For starters, his style amuses me, especially in his weekly (now twice weekly) blog Clusterfuck Nation. This blog plays a useful role beyond that, however, in that he consistently zeroes in on the damage his own tribe is doing to the […]
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