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The Second Civil War #43: Deconstruction
It was Victor Davis Hanson whose writings helped inspire me to start this scruffy little blog. For some time, I’d …
Russia: Adults In Charge Again–UPDATED
One man is very happy today: Justin Fidel Trudeau. Putin’s attack on Ukraine is sucking all the oxygen out of …
Times Change, People Don’t
I originally posted this article in June of 2019, part 7 of the Second Civil War series. Researching other articles, …
December 7, 1941-2021
Tuesday, December 7, 2021 is the 80th anniversary of the Japanese attack on the Pacific Fleet at Pear Harbor, Hawaii. …
Where’s Our Little Red Book?
In many respects, Victor Davis Hanson, the esteemed historian and classicist, was my primary model for blogging. For some time, …
Teaching 9-11: Continuing Evil
It is tempting to label much with which one disagrees “evil.” Tempting, but ultimately self-defeating. If pretty much everything is …
Afghanistan 7: Nothing To See Here; Move Along…
The numbers vary depending on which poll one consults, but one thing is clear: even as Biden’s handlers try to …
Julliard: In The Blink Of An Equitable Eye
Those of us paying attention understand a college degree is no longer imbued with the prestige it once enjoyed. To …
Biden: Enemy Of Israel And The Free World?
Prior to the Trump Presidency, the pattern was often repeated. Hamas, Hezbollah and other genocidal Islamists indiscriminately lob Iranian supplied …
Michelle Obama: They’re All Rattlesnakes
As regular readers know, I’ve been predicting Michelle Obama would be the savior–in D/S/C terms–of the Democrat/Socialist/Communist Party in 2020. …
Race Imboden: An American Fencer?
Few know that I am the founding Vice President of the Wyoming Division of the United States Fencing Association now …
The Second Civil War, Part 7: A Long Way To Fall
In some ways, it is Victor Davis Hanson I owe for whatever success I might enjoy as a blogger. Prior …
American Constitutionalism: Crossing Lines, Part 1
In life, we cross many lines. The crossing of some signifies maturation, attainment, rites of passage into greater responsibilities, perhaps …
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