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Once as a colonial project, now as a moral playground, the ancient continent remains the object of Great Power maneuvering.
Day of Empire: How Hyperpowers Rise to Global Dominance—And Why They Fall, Amy Chua, Doubleday; 432 pages
Political correctness began as a reasonable adjustment of manners, but as an ideology, it corrupts language and dulls thought.
Well, Paul Weyrich and William Lind have certainly offered a comprehensive program. Trade policy, military reform, urban esthetics, ballot initiatives. Our authors have boxed…
Dominant peoples and those who resent them
[The Culture of Critique, Kevin MacDonald, 1stBooks, 466 pages]
