Everything Always Hurts: a short story by Paula Weiss
The bus dropped me off in downtown Merionta, and even though I’d decided to splurge on a ride-share the rest of the way home, I wasn’t in a hurry. After […]
Moon Prisoner a short story by Paula Weiss
Warning: Possible spoiler for The Cage Above, the prequel in the Antifan Girlfriend series. Or not. Orlando, May 2052 As I lay there in the too-large hotel bed in Florida, […]
The Cluster B Revolution by Daniel Jupp
Look at reactions to Trump, Musk and Kamala and you can see that this is essentially about the personality disorders of the ruling class. In the Poe short story The […]
Barking Up the Wrong Crowd by Paula Weiss
If you’re Jewish, and you move in politically conservative Gentile circles, you will eventually get The Question. No, not why you don’t believe Jesus was the Messiah, why you haven’t […]
The Continuing Politicization of the Military by John A. Lucas
Under the Biden administration, the military continues its march toward woke political enlightenment. Insignia and patches on a soldier’s uniform used to serve the purpose of telling you something about […]
Hatred Comes in Many Colours: The Politics of Pride and Prejudice by Joseph Pearce
This essay was originally published in The Imaginative Conservative, September 2017. The illustration is “Nero’s Torches” by Henryk Siemiradzki (1882) and is in the public domain via Wikimedia Commons. Where […]
Book of the Month: “Ashli” by Jack Cashill
This relatively short, straightforward book fills a yawning gap in the J6 reportage. Who were the women? The dominant Deep State/media narrative is that white supremacist men, instigated by Donald […]
Over the Target: A Speech in Kansas by Paula Weiss
A month ago, a football player whose name I’d never heard before crashed into the ongoing culture wars when he gave a passionate commencement speech at a small Catholic college […]
The True Price of Globalism: Crime, Gangs, Violence and Squalor by Daniel Jupp
Why do globalists want this? Most of us have seen the tent cities of the homeless in supposedly wealthy cities and areas in the supposedly wealthy West. Go on YouTube […]
The (Frat) Boys Are Back by Kerri Pepoy
I noticed on social media that the phrase “frat boy summer” is becoming popular, and it made me think about why we suddenly see so many young men on college […]