Diving into Obscurity: Colin Wilson
The outsider who refused to stay angry but stayed too-often gullible.
History
A Reflection on Sacrifice, Brotherhood and the American Ideal
Jesse Brown believed in America long before America fully believed in him. And then he gave his life for it.
Finding Sympathy for Karl Marx
The founder of Marxism once wrote movingly about faith and virtue before taking what his own father feared might be a “Faustian” turn toward revolution and resentment.
Ancient Rome’s Benefits Doom Loop
This article is about the Roman Empire. However, the author wants to make clear that any resemblance in this article to any modern politicians, their decisions, vote-seeking, economic ignorance, stupid suggestions and the mess they might have contributed to getting us into, is entirely coincidental.
The Rise of the Meme Disease
These meme diseases turned out to be phantoms that mysteriously disappeared. These conditions also represented examples of the treatment being much worse than the purported disease.
The Rewriting of Animal Farm
A new animated ‘Animal Farm’ transforms Orwell’s anti-authoritarian satire into an anti-capitalist fable, ideologically inverting its original warning.
We Should Pity the Young
The category conspicuously absent from Woke’s hierarchy of victimhood.
A Plea: Wake Up, America
Socialism’s “soft boil” is leading straight to communism’s darkness.
I Just Saw Something the West Has Largely Forgotten
On 17 May 2026 – America’s 250th anniversary – I found myself in a small Texas town called Celina, witnessing something profound... that I hadn’t seen in a long time.
Why Does the Hammer and Sickle Get a Free Pass?
On body count alone, communism ought to inspire even more revulsion than Nazism.