Honest to Goodness

There’s a pleasure in the downfall of sages, gurus, and moralists that is, unfortunately, part of the makeup of Man. Those whom we delight to place on a pedestal we delight equally to pull down. When a stern reader of lessons to humanity is found egregiously to have broken the very lessons that he has read the rest of us, we feel a sense of relief. ...


(Not) Guilty as Charged

And so to that rainy mecca of Western values, London. Or erstwhile mecca, I should say. The talk there is of the end of a reign of terror. Its queen regnant was a lady called Alison Saunders. I say lady purely to pique her; she wasn’t ...

Tariq Ramadan

Observing Ramadan

I have met Tariq Ramadan only once in my life and was very impressed by him—impressed unfavorably, that is. He seemed to me then the Jimmy Swaggart of Islamism, or at least the kind of man from whom one would certainly not buy a ...

Different Hoax for Different Folks

At its “Never Is Now” anti-Semitism summit this week, the Anti-Defamation League gave its ADL Americanism Award to Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria, superintendent of the Air Force Academy, for his famed speech last September denouncing white ...

Beneath the Fold

Looking back at my school years, attending majority-black public schools in L.A. during the early and mid-1980s, I"€™m not so much struck by the things I experienced, but by the things I did not. Not once did I encounter anything even ...

Bend Over, Teachers: Here Comes Progress

Evergreen State College is nestled far away from reality in the misty paradise of Olympia, Washington, a mossy and supernatural village which is run by lesbian elves and transgender circus performers. The school bears the dubious ...

Kori Muhammad

The Wages of Pathological Altruism

Here's what I know about Kori Ali Muhammad: First off, he's black. He can"€™t shut up about it. He's one of those latter-day American blacks who has his head so far up his ass sniffing his blackness, he fails to see all the sunshine ...

The White Man’s Unbearable Burden

Author Nikesh Shukla"€”a fat brown man who appears to sweat a lot"€”has just been named one of Foreign Policy magazine's "€œ100 Global Thinkers of 2016."€ He won this award for his work focusing on the "€œunbearable whiteness ...

Nonsense by Degrees

Almost twenty years ago, a young man called Faiz Siddique went up to Brasenose College, Oxford to read Modern History. When he came to sit his finals he was disappointed to get only a 2:1 degree rather than a first. It seems he has been ...

Enter Mr. Manboobs

Until last month, I lived in blissful ignorance of the existence of Mr. Manboobs. Ah, those were good days. But now that I"€™ve had the misfortune to become acquainted with him, I shall similarly curse you with the knowledge of his ...


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