The Apple Doesn’t Fall Far From the Tree
When you connect the dots between the Tamihere, Davidson, and Maipi families, a deeply troubling picture of modern Māori politics emerges.
History
The Graveyard of Eastern European Socialism
These are just a few examples demonstrating the impossibility of constructing a rational economic order based on socialist principles.
How Actors Got Ideas Above Their Station
From infamia to Instagram: and back again, if we’re lucky.
If This Isn’t ‘Primitive’ Then What Is?
When the ‘world’s oldest living culture’ clocks on for another shift.
Who Killed Jesus? All of Us
A Jewish book a Roman nail, and two thousand years of blaming the wrong department.
The Golden Age Is Over
The golden age when a woman with her newborn babe could walk throughout the Principality of Piddington, from edge to edge, without receiving any harm, may be coming to a close.
Acres of Skin
A young doctor looked at a prison full of men and saw a field to harvest. The cream in your medicine cabinet came out of a prison experiment.
How I Fell Out With Julie Burchill
The Modern Review is coming to Substack with an online archive plus new original content. Read about how the famed ‘low culture’ magazine came crashing down when Julie Burchill plotted a coup with her new lesbian lover.
The Letter National and NZ First Didn’t Want to Receive
The Waitangi Tribunal was never intended to exist indefinitely. It is time for our elected government to step up, complete the settlement process, and unite New Zealand with equal rights for all citizens.
Why Africa Is Against Mercator, Why America Is for Him
The UN resolution to junk the Mercator projection of the globe – which makes Africa look small and Canada big – is nakedly political, says Professor James Alexander. No wonder the US opposed it.
A Speech for the Ages
It will rank as one of the most power-packed speeches ever delivered on the decline of the Democratic Party.
Remembering the Raid on Entebbe
How an extraordinary rescue raid humiliated a dictator.
Go and See Auschwitz. Now. (Auckland)
We need to understand what we are capable of. The unbelievably monstrous evil. And the courage. And the humanity that somehow survived inside it. Just go. You will not regret it.
Have We Undermined 175 Years of Progress for Women?
The high price of appearing ‘compassionate’.