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MOTW Were Right (Again)

September 26, 2019

Over the past three years, we have discussed the charade that is GlobalWarming/ClimateChange/ComingIceAge/GreatGotFamous. Really, you can see our earlier posts in places like this, and this, and this, and this. So imagine

History

Noted Guerrillas: a Review

September 26, 2019

John N. Edwards’ Noted Guerrillas (1877) Part of a series of history books that belong in every American’s library. Recommendations welcome. The difficulty with Edwards’s Noted Guerrillas is not that the story

Culture·Firearms·Technology

ScotteVest Quest Vest

September 25, 2019

Several years ago, we started seeing tech-specific gear showing up on sites like ThinkGeek. At first they were just hoodies and such, mostly for kids. They would have a specific pocket for

Culture·Enemies·History

Reason #438 Why the US is Doomed

September 25, 2019

…because even those who believe they fight for less government intervention pay homage to a bloodthirsty, tyrannical despot. Reminds me of celebrations of Castro’s revolution or the old Soviet October Revolution Day.

History

Lakota Noon: a Review

September 24, 2019

Gregory F. Michno – Lakota Noon (Missoula: Mountain Press. 1997). Part of a series of history books that belong in every American’s library. Recommendations welcome. Gregory F. Michno is tired of politicized

History·Nationalism

The Pirate Turned Patriot

September 24, 2019

Editor’s note: The following is extracted from Some Forgotten Heroes and Their Place in American History, by E. Alexander Powell (published 1922). It is not flattering for us to have to admit

Art·Culture·History

The Covered Bridges of Kentucky

September 23, 2019

Editor’s Note: The Blacksmith, JAC III, shares some interesting video about covered bridges in Kentucky. These were once a common and normal part of the daily commute of many Americans, but are

Children·Culture·Family·History·Literature·Nationalism

In the Days to Come

September 23, 2019

Editor’s note: The following is extracted from Ballads of the Veld-land, by Lynn Lyster (published 1913). In the Days to Come When our children’s children gather On the stoep[1] at dusky eve,