Paul Ingrassia Did Nothing Wrong
1,830 words Paul Ingrassia In my last Nationalism This Week, I covered the Politico hit piece on the Young Republican racist group chats leaked by Gavin Wax, who coincidentally is Jewish. Reportedly,...
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1,772 words The Young Republicans Chats Earlier this year, I met some Young Republicans, and they made me feel like a Boomer cuckservative. It was a dramatic illustration of just how much progress our...
View ArticleLife After Trump
1,833 words I’ve been asked to share my thoughts on our movement’s “life after Trump.” The topic is ambiguous, however, because it could mean “after” the beginning or the end of Trump’s current term....
View ArticleAbout Face!
1,789 words Trump’s H-1B About-Face Last Christmas, “The Counter-Jeethad on X” revealed a massive fissure in the MAGA coalition between tech oligarchs and American national populists. Tech oligarchs...
View ArticleHate Now, Forgive Later
Donald Trump comforts Erika Kirk at Charlie Kirk’s memorial service. 1,215 words On Sunday, September 21st, 200,000 people showed up at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, for a memorial service...
View ArticleRemembering Martin Heidegger
4,837 words Translations: Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Ukrainian Martin Heidegger is one of the giants of twentieth-century philosophy, both in terms of the depth and originality of his ideas and the...
View ArticleAyn Rand’s “Philosophy: Who Needs It”
3,614 words Ayn Rand’s lecture “Philosophy: Who Needs It” is a brief and compelling introduction to what philosophy is and why it is crucially important.[1] The title is not a question. But if you read...
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1,650 words Antifa Is Now a Terrorist Organization Future historians will have to piece together why it took eight years for Donald Trump to declare antifa a terrorist organization, even though antifa...
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You can buy Greg Johnson’s Is America Doomed? here. 2,135 words This was another radicalizing week. The Murder of Iryna Zarutska On Tuesday, September 9th, full video of the murder of Iryna Zarutska...
View ArticleIt’s Them or Us The Kirk Assassination
1,346 words On Wednesday, September 10th, I watched Charlie Kirk die, shot in the neck by an assassin as he spoke on the campus of Utah Valley University. There are reports, unconfirmed so far, that...
View ArticleIs Wisdom Alone Sufficient For Happiness?
Socrates accepting his fate. The Death of Socrates – Jacques-Louis David, 1787 2,083 words In Plato’s Euthydemus, Socrates argues for the paramount importance of philosophy because philosophy is the...
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2,373 words 1. Chain Reactions & Control Rods If the elites who rule us were truly far-sighted, they would have strangled the Internet in its crib. Their control was never greater than when there...
View ArticleTito Perdue’s Fields of Asphodel
You can buy Tito Perdue’s Fields of Asphodel here. 1,210 words Tito Perdue Fields of Asphodel Second Edition Brent, Alabama: Standard American Publishing Co., 2023 Imagine if Dante’s Divine Comedy were...
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2,077 words 1. Common-Sense Troon Control On Wednesday, August 27, 23-year-old Robert Westman, a male transexual who changed his name to Robin, opened fire on a Catholic Church in Minneapolis,...
View ArticleIs Wisdom the Only Unconditional Good?
You can buy Greg Johnson’s The Trial of Socrates here. 1,975 words In my essay “The Most Important Thing in the World,” I presented Plato’s argument in the Euthydemus for the importance of philosophy....
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Harjinder Singh 1,648 words The Anti-Immigration Juggernaut The number one cause of death for tourists in India is not the food or the water or the rapists. It is getting behind the wheel of a car. In...
View ArticleThe Most Important Thing in the World
Seated Socrates, fresco from ancient Ephesus 1,732 words Sometimes the most momentous truths can be established with the simplest arguments. A good example is Plato’s argument in his little-known...
View ArticleDid Hitler Take Credit for the Holocaust?
1,232 words “The Holocaust” has come to mean the mass killing of Jewish civilians by Germany during the Second World War. In Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Politisches Testament” (My Political Testament)...
View ArticleHow Trump Could Have Gotten Away with the Epstein Coverup
Trump’s White House: Where “transparency” is a slogan. 1,499 words Donald Trump could have easily covered up Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes. All he needed to say is: “I have been promising for years to...
View ArticleThe Battle of the Books
2,405 words Most academic publishers — and all of the most prestigious ones — are affiliated with universities. Routledge is one of the largest private academic publishers. Routledge is...
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