The Iconoclast
One dead, three injured in rampage as German police shoot dead knifeman at Euro 2024 party
From Deutsche Welle and The London Evening Standard Germany on high alert amid fears extremists could target the European football tournament A man attacked several people at a private party […]
Remains to Be Seen
By Theodore Dalrymple If the Nigerian writer Ken Saro-Wiwa had not been hanged on charges trumped up by the brutal military and kleptocratic regime of General Sani Abacha, in 1995, […]
Anjem Choudary saw being ‘number one radicaliser’ as ‘badge of honour’, court hears
Choudary, the Islamist preacher, is alleged to have taken a “caretaker role” in directing Al-Muhajiroun (ALM), a banned terrorist organisation, his trial at Woolwich Crown Court was told on Friday. […]
The West Is Sick of the New Woke Jihadism
By Victor Davis Hanson What are the mobs in Washington defiling iconic federal statues with impunity and pelting policemen really protesting? What are the students at Stanford University vandalizing the president’s […]
Undertow
Song written by Amil Imani COPYRIGHT@2024Verse 1Sunrise paints the cracks in the city wallsBirdsong breaks through the sprawlAnother day to write my own story unwindDiamond in the rough, I shine […]
School district rejected ‘white supremacist’ Thor mural for not being inclusive enough
From North West News The senior class at Mountain View High School in Vancouver, Wash. was excited about their senior gift: a mural of their unofficial mascot Thor. But just […]
What Doesn’t Make Sense About the EU Elections
By Bruce Bawer You’ve almost surely seen the famous photograph taken from space of the Koreas at night. North Korea is almost totally dark, South Korea is bright with lights. In one […]
Labour’s Century
By Theodore Dalrymple The party that once sought to improve life chances in the U.K. now strives mostly to improve the lives of opportunists. A century ago, on January 22, 1924, […]
Don’t read this book ,”How not to be a politician”
By William Corden Although it’s an excellent book by Rory Stewart, it’s the last book you should read if you’re at all cynical about the operation of democracy. The only […]
Distance (From a Sea Change)
By Carl Nelson “No man is an island,” unfortunately. I’ve always loved that passage in Fiddler on the Roof where the inquiring student Talmud scholar asks of the rabbi: “Rabbi. […]
Bid to get vile Newcastle grooming gang locked up for longer fails
I mentioned earlier the observation that Muslim rape gangs do not seem to be getting sentences of imprisonment as long as they deserve recently. Then I see this. From the […]
Vile Batley rapist caged after jury ‘saw through lies and denials’
Another member of a Muslim rape gang sent down. From The Examiner A Batley man has been sentenced to 21 years in jail for rape as part of a huge […]
New York Times op-eds’ often lack sense. But when it comes to judiciary, idiocy is the rule.
By Lev Tsitrin It is hard to say something sensible on a topic one does not understand. The classic case in point is relativity. The moment Einstein became a popular […]
Stop hosting work socials at pubs to include Muslim staff, law firms told
From the Telegraph City law firms have been urged to stop hosting work socials at the pub over fears they exclude Muslim staff. A report by Rare, a UK graduate […]
Selected X/twitter pieces on the cognitive front
By Phyllis Chesler Dear Friends and Readers: I have been working on the cognitive front lines and also working on a new book and so neglected to send you any […]
The Left Knows Leftism Doesn’t Work
If Biden and his handlers have taught us anything, human nature cannot be fooled, and the current four-year experiment will have to end before it ends us—and soon. By Victor Davis […]
