The Magazine
Last year, I noted that National Review had pretended not to notice Pat Buchanan’s bestselling book State of Emergency. Back then, National Review was at least pretending to support immigration restriction, so they might have been forced to say some good things about the book—which is no doubt why they ignored it. Buchanan’s latest blockbuster, Day of Reckoning: How Hubris, Ideology, … [Read More]
On September 11, a number of Flemish politicians from the Vlaams Belang [Flemish Interest] party were arrested for attending a banned rally protesting “The Islamization of Europe.” As pictures and videos that showed peaceful men in business suits being manhandled by the black cladded riot police, the protesters garnered a great deal of sympathy from American conservatives. Mark Steyn, Diana West, … [Read More]
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Big Brother & Me
I was tormented as a child by a rather unsettling sense that was, in many ways, not unlike one of the story lines in a Woody Allen movie. I felt a … [Read More]
Posted by Mandolyna Theodoracopulos on November 21, 2009
Taking Chance
For those looking for a movie to rent, I would recommned Taking Chance, an HBO movie that premiered earlier this year. The movie is based on an essay by Lt. Col. … [Read More]
Posted by Tom Piatak on November 21, 2009
The Paleocon of South Park
More than a few have alerted me to Eric Cartman’s soulful, white-nationalist plaint. [Read More]
Posted by Richard Spencer on November 20, 2009
Katie and Sarah
Regarding my conclusion that “sisterhood” is overrated, a reader reports, Decades past a weathered criminal trial lawyer told me that he always tried to load a jury with middle aged or … [Read More]
Posted by Richard Spencer on November 20, 2009
Stupid Diversity Tricks
A commentator at Sailer’s blog writes of a recent episode of The Late Show that “9 out of 10 of the Marines on Letterman’s Top 10 were minorities, and half were … [Read More]
Posted by Richard Hoste on November 18, 2009
The Usual Suspects