The ‘Stab in the Back’ Myth
This narrative of Jewish betrayal, based on centuries-old religious prejudices, was heightened in the Nazi era and was fused with political and racial ideology. Christian leaders, both Catholic and Protestant, did not just passively accept this new antisemitism – they supported it.
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Making It Up
What we have here is some pompous writer with TDS who thinks what he writes is soooo important. But this is what the left does. They make up stories or take stories written by others and present them as evidence of fact.
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[The Good Oil] Stuff Up of the Day
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Violence Is the End Result of Idealism
Trust the Age to publish a weepy paean to an unhinged murderer.
Winning in Iran Requires More Than Military Success
The enduring challenge is ensuring that those actions are part of a coherent strategy that accounts for what follows.
The Immigration of a Different Theology
Some say Matt Goodwin is dangerous. He’s not dangerous. He’s accurate. In Britain today, those are the same thing.