History
It Wasn’t Really like ‘The Patriot’
Things you may not know about the American War of Independence.
Bob Harvey, Putin and the Lermontov
Today, many of these stories remain unverified, their evidence buried in redacted reports and whispers. But as Harvey’s account reminds us, history is often shaped not only by what happens in the open but by what occurs in the shadows.
Who Will Feed Paris?
In his time, Bastiat – like Alexis de Tocqueville – had already understood that socialism “send[s] civilization back.”
What If Mass Extinctions Never Happpened?
A growing number of scientists challenge the ‘settled science’.
Where to Now, Modern Man and Woman?
Celebrating modernism for the sake of it is a mistake no political leader should make if the aim is to create harmony and prosperity for their citizens.
Why Abundance Is Our Future
From Malthus to Klaus Schwab, they keep underestimating human ingenuity.
Indie Publishing Is Fuelling a Literary Renaissance
The big publishing houses are dying: good riddance.
When Did Tucker Carlson’s Brain Fall Out?
Christopher Hitchens tried to warn him: if only he’d listened.
Why Do We Keep Hunting Ghosts?
Despite the complete lack of reliable evidence, we’re just having too much fun.
MSM at Their Old Tricks Again
Ending birthright citizenship is not just a ‘fringe theory’.