On being free or having free stuff
Karl Popper and Friedrich Hayek were two great 20th century thinkers who argued for freedom. They differed on one point: Popper held freedom to be in itself the highest value; Hayek thought freedom is...
View ArticleBad decisions
Neo writes: Question: Is the lockdown the worst decision ever in America? I think it was up there, but I can think of worse. One example I’ve given of a decision I believe is worse was the failure of...
View ArticleGod and Covid-19
God, the three-in-one Lord and King of Christians, is becoming ever more unpopular in America. Republicans of Earth most Americans have been, but at the same time Monarchists of the Universe. Now that...
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The danger of benevolence
Christianity impoverished, terrified, tortured, and killed uncountable multitudes. And so does Socialism. Why then are so many who earnestly desire the happiness of humankind drawn to either or both?...
View ArticleTyrannosoros
… and the thinker whose reputation it befouls. 1.The Monster George Soros is a real-world supervillain and he is able to direct the law, constitutional and political culture of entire nations using his...
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Are we all socialists now?
Are we in the midst of a socialist revolution? We quote (in full) Victor Davis Hanson, who writes at American Greatness: Institutions are being absorbed not just by the woke apparat, but by an array of...
View ArticleThe American century’s ignominious end
A country without memory is a zombie. Deleting the past destroys the future. With left-wing extremists driving political debate, destroying monuments, attacking free speech, and censoring everything...
View ArticleThe point of no return
“Humanity is at the crossroads of an awesome moral divide.” . So Roger Kimball writes at American Greatness. . The essay is long, and there’s quite a lot in it with which I disagree, but as a whole it...
View ArticleWhy is America inexorably becoming a socialist country?
In an article at American Greatness titled Wall Street Will Die, Theodore R. Malloch and Nicholas Capaldi write: Something was radically different about the stock market in 2022, and it was not simply...
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