Rachel Pistol mercatornet.com Rachel Pistol is a historian and digital humanist on the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure, based at King’s College London, and an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Exeter. Her research interests include 20th century British and American history, with a particular focus on Second
Carpaccio of Beef is a dish originating in Venice and named after the 15th-century artist Vittore Carpaccio. Vittore Carpaccio is best known for his paintings depicting the legend of Saint Ursula a little known virgin saint murdered in Cologne circa. 383 AD. Carpaccio used intense and deep reds with
Lipton Matthews mises.org Lipton Matthews is a researcher, business analyst, and contributor to Merion West, The Federalist, American Thinker, Intellectual Takeout, mises.org, and Imaginative Conservative. By now it should become obvious to observers that the decision to cancel historical figures in the West is driven by anti-white
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Capitalist Information Opinion The press release issued by National MP Paul Goldsmith was a shock to read. “…The occupation, riots and destruction of property was a significant event in our history. Disorder reigned in central Wellington for an extended period, and the final resolution involved some of the worst rioting
Tabitha Stanmore theconversation.com As I was scrolling through Twitter recently, a viral tweet caught my attention. It was an image from a book of spells claiming that: “You may fascinate a woman by giving her a piece of cheese.” The spell comes from Kathryn Paulsen’s 1971 book, The
The Answer is a Lemon Preserving foodstuffs to give them life beyond their natural season without modern means has been part of civilised man’s daily grind for millennia. Salting, drying, smoking, fermenting or preserving in fats or sugars have been the way to stretch and provide sustenance for those
Jeffrey A. Tucker brownstone.org Jeffrey A. Tucker is Founder and President of the Brownstone Institute and the author of many thousands of articles in the scholarly and popular press and ten books in 5 languages, most recently Liberty or Lockdown. He is also the editor of The Best of
Nowhere Man Warning Long Read 1753 words “Wow! You ask all of the easy questions, don’t you?” So – how does one answer this? Let’s start with some background. Legal Stuff. There is a thing called Just War theory (bellum justum) which considers the reasons for undertaking a war
Capitalist It was 50 years ago today that the first Godfather movie was released. The film struck a chord with an astonishingly large proportion of the world’s population (around 12% went to see it in 1972). It made stars out of Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, and James Caan (hitherto
There are those that like their meat medium rare, well done or even blue, there are others that prefer to wait for several hours and feast on butter soft morsels infused with the flavours from ‘the very long cook’. The short cooked meats align themselves with expensive cuts, “barbies” and
You may have been thinking it, but maybe you haven’t dared to discuss the possibility that there are some freaky parallels between public health’s measures of dealing with COVID-19 and how the Holocaust came to be. In this report, I interview Holocaust survivor Vera Sharav. Vera was
