Yearly Archives: 2020

In their eternal quest to remake reality, a perennial target of the Left is the family: man, woman, and children, the bedrock of all...

I have always been aware of the great Shawnee Indian war chief Tecumseh. I grew up within walking distance of the site of his...

I have always been keenly interested in comparative theology. However, as a recent adherent to Eastern Orthodoxy, I approach analysis, as opposed to knowledge,...

You have likely never heard of the Finnish Civil War. A brief war, in some ways a simple war, it lasted only three months,...

Whenever, which is often, I see in the media that “experts say . . . ,” I immediately assume what follows is lies. The...

A disease is going around. No, not the Wuhan Plague. This malady only affects the Right, and I name it Scrutonism. The symptoms of...

This book appears, to the casual reader, to be propaganda designed to persuade a Great Power, the United States, to aid the Kurdish fight...

When I first read Neuromancer, a science fiction classic of the modern age, twenty-some years ago, serious people believed that our certain technological future...

Who thinks much about Finland? During the Cold War, because of its buffer position, it was occasionally in the news. More recently, Nokia was...

Si vis pacem, para bellum. If you wish for peace, prepare for war. So said the Romans. But there is a corollary, another truth,...

The “why” of entrepreneurship varies by entrepreneur. My core “why” is money. I want, and have always wanted, money, for what money can do....

The Outlaws is advertised to modern readers as a memoir of the post-World War I struggles between the armed German Left and Right, between...