The Iconoclast
The Protocols of The Elders of PC
by Richard Butrick (July 2015) If one senses the incisive observations and inferences of Machiavelli upon perusing The Protocols of the Elders of Zion one would be right. The origins […]
Jimmy Carter and Hamas
by Joseph S. Spoerl (July 2015) In the midst of last summer’s war between Israel and the Hamas regime in Gaza, Jimmy Carter wrote: “…the United States and the EU […]
Absurd Identity Politics; Rachel Dolezal, et. al.
by Norman Berdichevsky (July 2015) Rachel Dolezal’s numerous interviews and the absurd answers given to factual questions about her birth certificate, callously rejecting both her parents and their heritage, dismissing […]
Against Mine Too: Rape-as-Politics Revisited
by Samuel Hux (July 2015) Is eating a revolutionary or conservative act? That is, when you lunch or sup or break fast with another human being, what is its political […]
Moslem Saint or Sufi?
by Geoffrey Clarfield and John Robert Colombo (July 2015) Introductory note: What you are about to read is a melange: a reworking of a review that John Robert Colombo prepared of […]
Books Do Furnish A Mind, Part IV
by Ibn Warraq (July 2015) Do I boast of my omnivorousness of reading, even apart from the romances? Certainly no! never, except in joke. It’s against my theories and […]
From Scotland to Timor
by Theodore Dalrymple (July 2015) Once you have reached a certain age and experienced the majority of all that you will ever experience, almost everything reminds you of something else. It […]
Pope Francis and the Green Encyclical
by Conrad Black (July 2015) Pope Francis’s encyclical on the environment, Laudato Si’? (“Praise Be to You”), continues this pope’s tactical tour de force of disarming the Roman Catholic Church’s […]
Showing the World What It Means to Follow Jesus
by Rebecca Bynum (July 2015) In the Kingdom of Heaven there is neither Jew nor Gentile, black nor white, male nor female, slave nor master, rich nor poor, but all […]
Hazards of Hazlitt
by Theodore Dalrymple (July 2015) In a crowded train a few days ago I was reading Hazlitt preparatory to writing an essay comparing his Shakespeare criticism with that of Dr Johnson […]
An Afterword for The Cunning of History
by Richard Rubenstein (July 2015) Introductory note: In 1975, Harper & Row published the first edition of my book,
Women Beheaded by ISIS for Sorcery
Richard Spencer writes in Syria for sorcery, an extension of the punishment which is normally reserved for men. The women and their husbands were all accused of witchcraft, one couple […]
The White Widow
The White Widow sounds like a fictional character out of a J.R.R. Tolkien fantasy. Except in this case the White Widow is a deadly real person. Samantha Lewthwaite is the […]
EXCLUSIVE – Sunbed killer’s link to Britain: Tunisia massacre gunman was inspired by fanatic who ran global terror cell in London
Links between the Tunisia beach massacre and Islamist extremism in Britain can be revealed today. The fanatic who inspired gunman Seifeddine Rezgui ran a global terror network from London, a
Ivan Rioufol: At War With Radical Islam
“Radical Islam” sounds awfully close to Islam. Perhaps Rioufol means “at war with Muslims who take Islam to heart,” while those Muslims who do not take it to heart need […]
But Nobody Will Be Killed Over It
The decision by the Milwaukee Art Museum to acquire and prominently display a controversial portrait of Pope Benedict XVI fashioned from 17,000 colored condoms has created outrage among Catholics and […]
