I am going to give it to you straight. This is a hard article for me to write. In fact, while I am convinced that what I am about to say is
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Editor’s Note: Originally posted at Brian’s website. “Things fall apart; the center cannot hold.” So wrote poet W.B. Yeats in the chaotic time following the First World War. In those days, Western Civilization
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Prof. Goldwin Smith's response to Richard Congreve's "The Roman Empire of the West."
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I’ve seen this poster of 100 names come across my social media feeds a few different times. These are supposed to be the names of 100 black people killed by systemic racism
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Editor’s note: The following is extracted from Names and Their Meaning, by Leopold Wagner (published 1893). All spelling in the original. At that remote period when the first rude huts were established
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The inside story of the weeks that led to World War II.
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"She ennobled mankind; she exalted royalty; the world is better for her life."
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"I wish to shew you how it was possible for so small and uncivilized a people to conquer one so vast and so civilized...."
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"Thus the Pope has become, during the four centuries which followed the destruction of the Western Empire, the sole surviving representative of that Empire."
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Editor’s Note: Last Redoubt gives his thoughts on the events of the past few weeks. This was written before the recent shootings of Los Angeles Deputies, but the overall view is still
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"They are valuable to you, as giving you a fair specimen of the laws of an old Teutonic people."
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