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There was a time in which you could walk through the streets of Slovakia and know for sure who was a Slovak because they were using a durable grocery store bag as a briefcase or gym bag. They would not just carry groceries in it, they would use it for all manner of things. After …
This “meaning crisis” conversation will eventually come to a natural law ethic, or it will never resolve. Chapter Five…. The practical result of education in the spirit of The Green Book must be the destruction of the society which accepts it. The Abolition of Man, by C.S. Lewis It will be recalled that The Green Book taught the lesson, albeit …
There’s apparently no question that one Peyton Gendron, 18, went out hunting for black people in Buffalo, NY, carefully documenting his crime every step of the way, from penning a book-length manifesto, to running reconn on the Topps Supermarket scene-of-the-crime, to mounting a GoPro video cam on his forehead to record his wicked act, which …
We were hunters and foragers. The frontier was everywhere. We were bounded only by the earth, the ocean, and the sky. – Carl Sagan There are biological imperatives for all living organisms. Immortality or reproduction. The former is more a human fantasy of the powerful who cannot accept the beautiful limitations of nature and seek to …
In fresh Monday comments, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan issued his firmest words of rejection yet concerning Finland and Sweden’s announced bids to join NATO. Over the weekend after Erdogan first stated Turkey is “not favorable” toward the Scandinavian countries entering the alliance, there was widespread speculation among officials quoted in Western media reports that Turkish …
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The nickel, the once popular US five-cent coin, is known for its nickel content (25 percent nickel and 75 percent copper). It originated as a type of fiat money in that its intrinsic metal value was far less than the purchasing power stamped on it. The final act in the illustrative monetary career of the nickel …
On Sunday, the foreign policy blogs were abuzz with the news that Scott Ritter had done “an about-face in his assessment of the war”. It appears that the ex-Marine had examined recent developments in Ukraine and concluded that it’s going to be much harder for Russia to win than he had originally thought.. Naturally, the …
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“Tolerance and apathy are the last virtues of a dying society.” ~ Aristotle How many planned scams and atrocities have to take place in full view in order for Americans to actually do something to stop it? In the midst of a totally fraudulent ‘covid pandemic,’ the masses sat silent while they were ordered to isolate, …
Interrupting his series of articles on the war in Ukraine, Thierry Meyssan delivers some thoughts on the evolution of the human dimension of war. The end of industrial capitalism and the globalization of exchanges do not only transform our societies and our ways of thinking, but the meaning of all our activities, including wars. Since …
While we are all familiar with Sun Tzu, the Chinese general, military strategist and philosopher who penned the incomparable Art of War, less known is the Strategikon, the Byzantium equivalent on warfare. Sixth century Byzantium really needed a manual, threatened as it was from the east, successively by Sassanid Persia, Arabs and Turks, and from the north, …
Death by a Thousand Cuts: Where Is the West’s Ukraine Strategy? Read More »