WSJ Piece on Paglia Camille Paglia’s plight is not her own; a great multitude shares in it, and I’m one of them. Sure, not the self-admitted gender dysphoria (then again, did I like The Greatest Showman just a little TOO much?), but rather her experience and diagnosis of the modern student. Enabled, coddled and feeble-minded.…
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Thrilled to attend the Libertarian Scholars Conference in NYC so as to present on history and economics. My paper is entitled, “Fast Balls and Fast Bulbs: The Cause of Reckless Yet Rational Gambling Speculation on American Baseball from 1917-1919 and Dutch Tulips from 1636-1637”.
Connor Boyack and Elijah Stanfield have done it again–this time advancing liberty through daring to question the last true American Church= public education. A must read for adults and kids alike. John Taylor Gatto’s thoughts and insights distilled into an entertaining and imminently readable 50-plus pages. Click here to check it out–and help out HotH20History…
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OK, so I have shared with people in the past my admiration for the Free State Project in New Hampshire. The idea itself is marvelous–get a bunch of freedom-loving libertarians to move to a state already friendly to the liberty movement and engender some significant change in advancing free markets for free people. Hell, I…
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Since we are, due to our shared human nature, of equal dignity in the eyes of God, each one of us loved into existence and life of exponentially greater worth than the most brilliant star and—for that matter, the entire inanimate universe itself—I refrain today from the expected and altogether banal greetings…
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Unlock a perceived mystery= how to write a research paper in history. I crack the code for you here. CLICK Writing a Research Paper in History. Comments, sundry insights and especially compliments welcomed below. Pax.
Fr. Aidan Nichols, OP is just the most prominent of a sizable list of renowned and orthodox theologians who have had enough of the Francis pontificate. In essence, this cadre of the devout states the self-evident that in his very slipperiness, his unwillingness to answer the dubia, Amoris Laetitia, any impromptu news conference on an…
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A clear and concise refutation of affirmative action programs…
The graced, sublime and genius Rachel Fulton Brown (Medieval scholar extraordinaire) reminds us of the feckless, misguided, God-less and thus sick world in which we live wherein Catholic brothers and sisters were massacred as they went to revel in the Resurrection. Unlike the great Dr. Brown, leftist placaters cannot even gather enough courage to…
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Saint Ephrem the Syrian $23.50
Saint Paul $24.50
Blessed Franz Jägerstätter $24.50
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