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Top 7 Mistakes to Avoid when Harvesting Rain Water

July 21, 2017

Editor’s Note: David the Good is a long time friend of we Men of the West. He is a master gardener and has forgotten more about growing food and living an agrarian

Culture

Friday Music: Traditional Songs

July 21, 2017

Culture·History·Philosophy·Religion

Curve Balls and Whatnot

July 20, 2017

So, you find yourself in a tough situation. I mean, really, it is a bad deal. Maybe your family is under attack in some way. Maybe you just lost your job. Maybe

Politics

Know Your Enemies: The Conservative Establishment

July 20, 2017

“You don’t think there are even 40?” he was asked. “I don’t think so,” he responded. – Senator Lamar Alexander In the continuing series on “Knowing Your Enemies,” we now come

Culture·History

Man of the West: Nathaniel Bacon

July 19, 2017

We can imagine that most of the colonists to the new world were hardy folk. They were leaving civilized society, for various reasons, and coming to an untamed, harsh wilderness in America.

Fitness

Beast Life: Fasted Cardio

July 19, 2017

Just shut the fuck up. I can already hear your crying, as I type this. Cardio sucks. Get over it. But the best way to incorporate it into your busy schedule

Culture·Religion

Open Letter To Millennial Christians

July 18, 2017

You know those pieces that start off “Dear So-and-So, We Need to Talk”. This isn’t one of those. It’s not one of those, because those are almost always nicely packaged lies. This

Culture·Philosophy·Politics·Religion

Assimilation for Dummies

July 18, 2017

As Multiple White House Lies About the Iran Deal Emerge, the Regime Unleashes Bigoted Attacks on Chuck Schumer “Senator Chuck Schumer is getting a taste of his own tactics. I mean, he’s

Children·Culture·Family

How to survive and move on from a feminist single mother

July 17, 2017

Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by our friend Adam Piggott. Enjoy. The last time I spoke to my mother was almost nine years ago. I rang to let her know

Literature

"Ode To A Nightingale" by John Keats

July 17, 2017

The Romantics weren’t without their flaws, to be sure, but not all their works were mushy pap. Keats, out of all the Romantics, heard, if ever so faintly, the softly blowing horns

Top 7 Mistakes to Avoid when Harvesting Rain Water

Friday Music: Traditional Songs

Curve Balls and Whatnot

Know Your Enemies: The Conservative Establishment

Man of the West: Nathaniel Bacon

Beast Life: Fasted Cardio

Open Letter To Millennial Christians

Assimilation for Dummies

How to survive and move on from a feminist single mother

"Ode To A Nightingale" by John Keats

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