The Iconoclast
Even If Trump Wins, There’s a Long Road Ahead
By Roger L Simon Donald Trump likes to tell us he can solve America’s demonstrable problems lickety-split. There are many things he can do quickly, in days if not hours, […]
Beauty vs. Brutalism
By Bruce Bawer Recently the New York Times ran an essay by art critic Michael Kimmelman under the headline “Paul Rudolph Was an Architectural Star. Now He’s a Cautionary Tale.” Rudolph, the subject of […]
Breaking the Unknowable Human Machine / “112 Years of Mistakes”
By Carl Nelson I’ll spill the beans right here. Vaccines are not responsible for the eradication of the great infectious disease epidemics of the past […]
Insane anti-Israel Censorship
By Phyllis Chesler Ad for Bernard Henri-Levy’s “Israel Alone” Cancelled This kind of censorship has been happening for a long time. I know because it’s happened to me, to others, […]
Manifesto, by Tommy Robinson and Peter McLoughlin. A review
By Esmerelda Weatherwax Before I start, a disclosure. As you probably know Peter McLoughlin’s first book, Easy Meat, about the atrocity of the mass rape Muslim grooming gangs preying on […]
How to Save France?
By Bruce Bawer In 2013, I wrote here about a new French bestseller, La France Orange Méchanique (France Clockwork Orange). In his book, the author, who adopted the pseudonym Laurent Obertone, […]
Kamala’s Inane Talking Points
By Victor Davis Hanson As Vice President Kamala Harris slips in the polls, the Democratic National Committee/Harris Campaign/mainstream media fusion talking points become even more absurd. Claiming that J.D. Vance […]
Trump, Having Been Tested Like No Other, Emerges as a Much More Compelling Figure Than Previous Versions
By Conrad Black This entire prolonged twilight of the hijacking of post-Reagan America by Democrats and look-alike Republicans is ending with slow and excruciating inexorability. There has been a reduction […]
Potemkin Elections: Instances of Electoral Fraud 2021-2023
By Armando Simón Objections that the 2020 presidential election results were fraudulent have met with scorn by the Democrats and the media hivemind despite the mounting evidence. The universal contemptuous […]
Met Police officer sacked for racist ‘dirty Zionists’ tweets
It has taken long enough. Her tweets first caused concern in 2021 and she has been suspended under investigation since 2022. I bet on full pay aswell. Anyway – she’s […]
The GPU festival – my weekend with the devil
Tweeted this morning by Brian of London. David Collier attended the Global Peace and Unity Festival at the Excel exhibition centre in East London this weekend The first GPU festival […]
Peter Lynch was the victim of a vengeful, out-of-touch Prime Minister
Allison Pearson writing in the Telegraph The 61-year-old grandfather, who has died in prison, was given an extremely harsh sentence for daring to question multiculturalism Before he sentenced Lucy Connolly to […]
EU in economic stagnation, but Starmer imagines it is the UK’s salvation
By Conrad Black Part of the astonishingly clumsy launch of the Starmer government in the UK is the inexplicable faith, frozen in aspic, of the new prime minister and his […]
Ingsoc in Embryo
By Theodore Dalrymple In November 2023, the conservative British newspaper, the Daily Telegraph, had an article by the newspaper’s deputy editor, an economic journalist, lamenting the country’s low rate of saving. In September […]
Kamala Harris.. I didn’t notice any signs of mental deterioration in Mr Biden”
By William Corden “Liar liar pants suit on fire” Illustration from The Telegraph
Who Is To Blame for Israeli Shirel Golan’s suicide?
By Phyllis Chesler It was an angry public meeting, and the families were loudly and bitterly blaming the government for failing to do more to rescue and help heal the […]
