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Borrowed from the New Oxford Review: “To call a modern nation-state a family, in the interest of connecting us to one another, should be faulted because it transforms citizens into Big Children.” by Jean Bethke Elshtain, December, 1996 Democracy’s Discontent: … Continue reading →

“It is true likewise that the English in general, and indeed most of the men of learning in Europe, have given up all accounts of witches and apparitions as mere old wives’ fables. I am sorry for it, and I … Continue reading →

“Life without enquiry is not the life for a man” (Socrates). What the Arch-Philosopher is trying to say is that those who never research, never investigate, never question what they are bred and groomed to believe, are accidents of history, … Continue reading →

Taking aside the fact that the Boy Scouts of America’s inner circle, the Order of the Arrow, was founded by a (heavily documented) Freemason, even taking aside Scouting’s Pagan ceremonies (in which counselors dress in loincloths and parade before the … Continue reading →

The globalist cryptocrat usurpers worship Moloch the Owl. Their Islamo-Marxist views build from their earth-worship: Lex orandi, lex credendi (The law of prayer is the law of belief)! Their agenda rests on robbing all men (except a very few who … Continue reading →

Being a man is difficult. And to make matters worse, in today’s world, with its globalism, it is openly despised. Be a man anyway. Speaking the truth to power and to pettiness is going to mark you for crucifixion. Speak … Continue reading →

Bless your hearts, dear non-Orthodox Christians. Your Bible, upon which you claim to base your whole way of life (and, God help us all, your *ahem* “philosophies”), comes from Greece and points east from there, yet you insist that your … Continue reading →

According to Sigmund Freud (one Jewish celebrity who earned it), it is overwhelmingly the gun-grabbers, NOT THE GUN-OWNERS, who are sexually and emotionally stunted. (As if there was any real doubt anywhere on earth as to whether this was the … Continue reading →

Every time I hear someone translate “Ora et labora” as “Work and pray,” I want to do a Homer-on-Bart stranglehold. Because contrary to the Google search result numbers on this quote (!), prayer is always first, and modern Western “Christianity” … Continue reading →