Monthly Archives: September 2016

After the Republic. Not much more need be said. BTW, all these recent posts from the Claremont Review of Books caused me to take out a subscription. You could too. Oh yeah, this link goes the Mr Codevilla’s signature piece, … Continue reading →

As I mentioned this previous post, there is more in this post I wanted to remember. He’s discussing Hillary’s non-answer answers – a technique used by others well. On national security and ISIS, she offered the novel thought that we … Continue reading →

This all started out somewhat simple. Two posts from two different sites on the same day that showed a curious reflection of each other, one from Ace and the other from Mr Uriasposten. Ace started with a riff using the … Continue reading →

The title of a post below that is, And Again, A White Tribe Must Not Come to Be. Silly white person. And then Breitbart reports (h/t to Uriasposten) on an article in a German parenting magazine: Parenting magazine Baby & … Continue reading →

I was struck this morning reading this post from Powerline and especially the comments. Or one commenter in particular. The whole episode, more here from Instapundit himself, is an amazing validation of Vox Day’s “SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down the … Continue reading →

Under the parole: Until the Second Amendment is treated as normal constitutional law, this web site will always be under construction…

This quip: Trump in FL: ‘Hillary Clinton talks tougher about my supporters than she does about Islamic terrorists.’ reminded me of something else related to the notion that white people must realize that they too are a tribe. So-called conservatives, … Continue reading →

From Mr Delingpole at Breitbart a quote from a quote that struck me: So far, the majority of these farcical cases of “appropriation” have concentrated on fashion, dance, and music: At the American Music Awards 2013, Katy Perry got it … Continue reading →

When I started reading Uriaposten back some 10, 12 years ago, I knew it was far removed from the mainstream in Denmark. As the blog title says, Still a bit outside, but… one step at a time. A post from … Continue reading →

Yay! Another list. The usual is reported: Poor households routinely report spending $2.40 for every $1 of income the Census says they have. The average poor American lives in a house or apartment that is in good repair and has … Continue reading →