Steven Tucker

Steven Tucker
Steven Tucker is a UK-based writer whose work has appeared in print and online worldwide. The author of over ten books, mostly about fringe-beliefs and eccentrics, his works include Nazi UFOs and The Saucer and the Swastika, which reveal the bizarre story of how modern-day neo-Nazi cults invented the lunatic lie that Adolf Hitler secretly invented flying saucers, and the neo-Gnostic fascist pseudo-religion the legend helped spawn. His latest title, Hitler’s & Stalin’s Misuse of Science, is available now, and exposes how the insane and murderous abuses of science perpetrated by the Nazis and the Soviets are being repeated anew today by the woke left who have now captured so many of our institutions of learning.
Ackworth, UK

Too White to Fight?

I didn’t sense much enthusiasm for the formal 80th-anniversary celebrations of VE Day across Britain last week, at least not amongst the young. How to combat this alarming apathy? Over in America, Donald Trump has just tried rebranding it with the new U.S.-centric name of “Victory Day for World ...

Dammed if You Do, Dammed if You Don’t

Strange news from the Czech Republic (or Czechia, or Czech-Land, or World of Czechs, or whatever the place has decided to call itself this month), where a colony of beavers have just built themselves some dams in the Vltava River Basin. This doesn’t sound like it should really be news at all, ...

Mussolini and the Quadrumvirs during the March on Rome in 1922

Is Benito Finito, or Just Getting Started?

This week marks eighty years since the death of Mussolini on 28 April 1945. All the more surprising, then, that he is currently Italy’s reigning Man of the Year. The prestigious honor was bestowed by right-wing Italian newspaper Libero, which placed Musso’s image proudly on its front page on ...

Jesus of Nazireth: Hitler and Christ Reborn for Easter

When I was still a boy, there was a saying, now rather out of fashion, used by critics to blast politicians or other figures of authority whenever they had formulated yet another foolish policy, to the effect that “Next they’ll be wanting to bring back Hitler!” As Easter Sunday this year ...

The Folly of Molly: Dublin’s “Sexually Abused” Female Statue

How is it possible to “sexually harass” a statue? You’d have to ask Dublin City Council, who have just declared an innovative new experiment in protecting a supposedly “vulnerable” local sculpture from getting her bronze breasts rubbed for good luck by foreign tourists. By employing a ...

Adolescence Must Be Grown Out Of

New figures demonstrate British people are far less likely to donate cash to charity than they once were. No wonder. I don’t know about you, but my idea of a charitable enterprise would be giving food to the starving or shelter to the homeless, not painting colored nails on firemen to make them ...

TL, DR: Too Lefty, Didn’t Read

I must say I agree with Taki’s recent assertion on these pages that nobody reads anymore: It certainly explains my own books’ dismal sales figures. Further confirmation of this lamentable observation arrived in the shape of a March survey finding 40 percent of people in the U.K. had not read a ...

Turtle Madness

As a small child, one of my favorite cartoon characters was that brave sword-fighting shell-bearer Touché Turtle, whom I used to prance around the garden pretending to be, hitting other equally violent neighborhood kids with toy plastic blades as I went. It now transpires this habit made me ...

Pope Francis in Jerusalem with Jordan's Prince Ghazi

Love Thy Neighbor, Not Thy Invader

As I write these words, the Pope lies gravely ill in hospital, even less capable of breathing than George Floyd once was, and probably every bit as doped up. Perhaps Pope Francis will pull through—it wouldn’t be the first miraculous resurrection in Christian history—although given current ...

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