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A Cinnabon employee went viral this month when a video surfaced of a verbal altercation she had with a Somali couple. The 43-year-old mall worker in Wisconsin, Crystal Wilsey, is on film giving the couple two middle fingers and calling them “niggers.” (more…)
Apapale Adoum
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Apapale Adoum
November 13 saw the annual confected commemoration of something called World Kindness Day. According to the invented non-holiday’s own Wikipedia page, “Kindness is a fundamental part of the human condition which bridges the divides of race, religion, politics, gender and location.” (more…)
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By deploying federal forces in major cities across the country these past few months, President Trump has caused much chattering in the news media. It is practically unprecedented to anyone who isn’t a baby-boomer for the federal government to actually do something about urban crime. So aside from the obvious significance of such a move, the sheer audacity of Trump’s actions has become news as well. (more…)
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Right or Left does not have a chapter on the eighteenth century. Rousseau is mentioned only three times, Diderot and Kant once each. The three references to Rousseau are all predictably negative, linking Rousseau to communist dictatorship and naivety about man in the raw state of nature. An opportunity is missed again, in this case the opportunity to review how right and left view the relation of human societies to biological reality and the natural world and what consequences their views might have in respect of a right or left world view. (more…)
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Their names were Liana and Iryna. They were 16- and 23-year-old Ukrainian girls. They were refugees who escaped the barbaric Russian invasion and sought refuge in wonderful, civilized Western countries; Liana in Germany and Iryna in the U.S. Liana managed to escape Mariupol, her hometown that Russians razed to the ground, plundering, raping, and torturing its population. They believed that they had escaped the savages, stepping into a realm where civilization reigned supreme, untouchable by such primal threats. (more…)
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George Hawley
The Moderate Majority: Real GOP Voters and the Myth of Mass Republican Radicalization
Boston: Walter de Gruyter, 2025
Since 2016, we have been perpetually on the brink of a fascist revolution. Or so the left likes to claim, as do many on the Alt Right, albeit for entirely different reasons. There seems to be at least some kernel of truth to this. Mainstream Republicans are at least finally talking about vengeance, even if they stumble on following through. (more…)
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As a child, I used to enjoy being taken each year to visit the north-west English seaside town of Blackpool, where the annual Blackpool Illuminations event brought in visitors from all across the country to peer in wonder at displays of large novelty colored light-bulbs hanging like magic fairy-lanterns in the glistening night sky. (more…)
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The Left clutches their pearls about the Constitution whenever the Right attempts to do anything productive, especially on immigration. Using buzzwords like “due process,” which they do not themselves believe in (as shown by the Covid lockdowns and treatment of the J6ers), is a standard Saul Alinsky tactic which is becoming less effective from overuse. (more…)
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Last week I wrote about the Glastonbury Music Festival and how it had been hijacked by a pair of black rappers named Bob Vylan to pump out a dirge seemingly calling for the colonization of England by malcontented persons of other races like them. Also playing Glastonbury at the same time, however, were one of the most quintessentially English bands, Pulp, who have just reformed and released their first new album, More, since breaking up in 2002. (more…)
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The 1995 film Dangerous Minds is a very bad movie, and I’m not just saying it because I disagree with its liberal-coded themes. Even movie critics, who generally lean left, deemed the movie a tad too corny despite its good intentions. (more…)
Mark Carney
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Mark Carney
Mark Carney, the first prime minister in Canadian history to be sworn in without holding any form of elected office in any capacity, called an election on Sunday March 23, 2025, from the grounds of Rideau Hall. In fact, this election will be the first time that Carney’s name has appeared on an election ballot. (more…)
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Barack Obama
A Promised Land
Crown Publishing, New York City, 2020
False face must hide what the false heart doth know.
-William Shakespeare, Macbeth
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Full disclosure. I have only read the first half of the 768 pages of volume one of President Obama’s memoirs. I will write a second review when I finish it – maybe. (more…)
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Paul Kersey
Escape From Detroit: The Collapse of America’s Black Metropolis
Antelope Hill, 2025 (CreateSpace, 2012)
Well, you know what they say about Detroit; it’s all fun and games ’til they shoot you in the face. – Roger Sterling, Mad Men (S06E12)
Every lie told about equality and race dies with Detroit. – Paul Kersey (more…)