Three Choices, None Good

We like to think we’re special and this moment in history is special, but alas, we’re still running Wetware 1.0 which was coded between 300,000 and 60,000 years ago, when the last “out of Africa” migration finally got traction. Since then, the code has been tweaked a bit here…

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Oreshnik Made Nukes as Obsolete as Spears

Just before dawn on November 21, 2024, a fireball streaked across the sky over the Dnieper River. It wasn’t a meteor. It wasn’t a drone. The explosion that followed, precise, deep, and eerily silent on the surface, tore through the massive Yuzhmash defense facility in southeastern Ukraine.

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The Great Replacement Goes Mainstream

The question is simple: The white race, yes or no? By the end of this century, whites will be on track to becoming minorities in almost all our historic homelands, even within Europe. The majority of births in the United States are already to non-whites. This shift…

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Some Thoughts on Incels

I intensely dislike the neologism “incel,” a portmanteau term for involuntary celibate. It seems to me an entirely unnecessary synonym for what has always been called a “bachelor,” or unmarried man. Growing up in a vestigially Christian society, I learned the faith’s traditional teaching about sexual morality: one could…

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Surviving the Left’s Shame Storm

In October 2018, I had a panic attack during a screening of the film First Man, a movie about astronaut Neil Armstrong. It was triggered when the lights were about to go down and a young woman I didn’t know came into my row and sat just a couple…

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Ultra Processed Foods: Inflammatory and Addictive

To quote the timeless words of America’s 35th president, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, “There is nothing, I think, more unfortunate than to have soft, chubby, fat-looking children who go to watch their school play basketball every Saturday and regard that as their week’s exercise.” Needless to say, if President…

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Silicon Valley’s Red Pill Decade: New Alliances

Anyone who has spent a few years in Silicon Valley will realize its sudden status at the beginning of the 2020s as a powerful accomplice to regime censorship was incompatible with the core values of the people running these companies. It lasted as long as it did because…

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Do Not Fear the Future

What is more important — wealth or health?  Do you prefer to be loved by adoring strangers or by close members of your family?  When you depart this world, would you rather be remembered for your political power or moral courage?  Is the cultivation of a virtuous character more valuable than…

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Trump Dead-Ends Putin

Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have spoken by telephone numerous times since the former reassumed office seven months ago. Not much appears to have been accomplished by way of these exchanges, some of which have been lengthy, according to the accounts Washington and Moscow have provided…

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Globalism Destroyed American Jobs

For many years I reported monthly on the jobs reports from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.  Over the years the new jobs were consistently in health and social assistance, waitresses and bartenders, and government employment.   Manufacturing jobs making things that could be exported to pay for imports simply…

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