Reactionary Thoughts on America
Instead of an egalitarian world revolution, the American experience was a local affair. As Kirk says, it was a revolution made but one prevented.… Read More Reactionary Thoughts on America
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Now Let Us Praise Tragic Men: Maximiliano of México
Mexican history is inevitably one of lost opportunities and ruined possibilities. While Maximilano was a flawed man, I can’t help but think maybe it was lost juncture for Mexico, possibly a more peaceful and just one.… Read More Now Let Us Praise Tragic Men: Maximiliano of México
Trump’s “Muslim Ban” & Iran
(Photo credit: MCW News) President Trump (truly one of the strangest phrases in English after “Arnold Schwarzenegger, former governor of California…”) today followed through on a simulacrum of his promised ban on Muslims. The executive order prohibits the entry of individuals from Libya, Yemen, Sudan, Somalia, Iraq, Syria and Iran. (Updated: a judge has recently… Read More Trump’s “Muslim Ban” & Iran
Quick Update on the Irish Post
Not to barrage you on a topic many may find boring, but one quick bit slipped my mind when cataloging unionism’s totally blatant hypocrisy on paramilitary activity. The latest hilarity is the antics of First Minister for Northern Ireland, Peter Robinson of the Democratic Unionist Party; The Belfast Telegraph elucidates; Northern Ireland’s First Minister Peter… Read More Quick Update on the Irish Post
Musings On The Right 