After Academia

We need to stop wringing our hands over how to save academia and acknowledge that its disease is terminal.

A Single Global Standard For Internet Content Regulation Is A Recipe For Censorship

Political Centralization Ended the Roman Republic

Britain’s Activist Royals

The Increasingly Narrow, Parochial Prism of Journalism

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A Single Global Standard For Internet Content Regulation Is A Recipe For Censorship

“If governments are to retain a firm hold of authority and not be compelled to yield to agitators, it is imperative that freedom of judgment should be granted, so that men…

Pope Francis Calls For New ‘Supranational’ Authorities To Enforce UN Goals

Pope Francis made a strong new push for globalism on May 2, 2019, calling for a supranational, legally constituted body to enforce United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and implement “climate change”…

Rent-A-Child Services Thriving At The Border

Mindful of the leftist-led uproar over family separations at the border, immigration scammers are now taking advantage of American good will by “renting” children for cash…

Irish Councillor Proposes Banning Ireland Flag To Avoid Offending Foreign Nationals

Matthew Waine made his remarks during consideration of a motion to adopt the practice at the Swords headquarters of Fingal County Council, one of four councils in

OPEN SOCIETIES ARCHIVES

Denmark in a State of Unreported Collapse

The media portrayal of Denmark as a country hostile and inhumane to migrants is misleading, if not completely false.

One reason for the…

EU: Telling Europeans What to Think

The first European Media Literacy Week, an initiative of the European Union, will take place March 18-22 in various European cities….

Colorado Joins 11 States Agreeing to Shift to Popular Vote System

Colorado has become the 12th state to pass a measure changing the way it awards its Electoral College votes in presidential elections to award the electoral votes to the winner of the…

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Michael O'Fallon Audio Apr 15, 2019

Notre Dame Cathedral | The Causes Of Things Ep. 10

In days of old, a Cathedral represented the very center of faith, culture, and people of a nation.

I share my thoughts and reflections on the burning of Notre Dame Cathedral on a special episode of The Causes of Things.

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America

The New Segregation

Can white people be saved?

Harrison / May 8

America

The Rise of the Evangelical State Theologian

The prevailing ideology of Western society—modern liberalism—is incommensurable with evangelical Christianity.

Bradstreet / May 7

America

God Help America: An Anthem For Our Time

If the social media-driven cybermob continues to pull down everyone and everything that fails their ever-changing wokeness litmus test, "God Bless America" will soon become "God Help America."

/ May 3

Culture

Commissars in Our Universities

The term ‘politically correct’ was coined in the late 1920s by the Soviets and their ideological allies around the world to describe why the views of certain of the party faithful needed correction to the party line.

/ May 2

Faith

Pope Francis Calls For New ‘Supranational’ Authorities To Enforce UN Goals

The Pope makes a strong new push for globalism.

/ May 7

America

The Battle for America’s Unconscious Mind: The Language Game

Because political ideas are downstream from cultural ideas, including ideas of justice and fairness, the political struggle between left and right is at heart a struggle for our culture and the very language we use to talk about politics.

/ May 3

America

Like the Campus Thought Police

Smith College police chief Daniel Hect was put on administrative leave after becoming an object of campus hate. Chief Hect’s crime was ‘liking’ (not writing) tweets that fall outside of academia’s ever shrinking zone of toleration.

/ May 2

America

What If The New York Times Cartoon Had Depicted A Muslim, A Lesbian, Or A Mexican As A Dog?

Imagine if the New York Times cartoon that depicted Israel’s Prime Minister as a dog had, instead, depicted the leader of another ethnic or gender group in a similar manner? If you think that is hard to imagine, you are absolutely right. It would be inconceivable for a Times editor to have allowed the portrayal of a Muslim leader as a dog; or the leader of any other ethnic or gender group in so dehumanizing a manner. What is

/ May 1

SOVEREIGN NATIONS NEWS

Defending The Nation

For Yoram Hazony, governments are either nations or empires. This is a more superficial distinction than Aristotle’s, for whom a regime’s purpose is paramount, whether ruled by one, few,…

Making Hungary Great Again

In the center of Europe, Hungary has been creating and enacting family-centered policies that promote marriage, childbirth and families with lots of children since 2010, the year Vik