The Forces That Imperil Public Order
Public disquiet has grown but bubbled along under the surface for decades at serially repeating instances of police refusing to enforce the law for fear of transgressing multicultural and woke pieties…
Toward an Archaeology of Anger
Anger: What is its role? How do we interpret it? How do we wield and transform it? These are questions that may be key to understanding how to engage with those around us as we attempt to restore our world.
The Kafkaesque Phaseout of the Pandemic Penal Colony
Every so often, a narrative plays out that can only be described as “Kafkaesque”—a term that refers to anything that might be “suggestive of Franz Kafka or his writings; especially, having a nightmarishly complex, bizarre, or illogical quality.”
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Our Government’s “Whole-of-Society” Rule
For those who don’t want to be ruled by a whole of society party-state, the political question is how to dismantle this machinery. Whatever the remedy, it must involve a reestablishment of the distinction between government and civil society.
The Broken Life of Matthew Thomas Crooks
Absent from discussions of Crooks’ tragedy are the despair, losses, and mental health crises Covid-era lockdowns caused especially young people; the cruel, vitriolic, and even violent rhetoric pervading our culture in the last several years…
Unrest in Britain: The Other Half of the Story
Those who, in the face of unrest surrounding immigration and race, limit themselves to condemning far right violence, are missing out on a public conversation about fragmented communities across the UK and about why immigration remains a “hot button issue”…
The Post-Ideological Age
What is needed is a paradigm that transcends the tribal alliances of the past. It is the ruling elite vs. everyone else, an outlook that blows apart ideological divisions of the past and cries out for new plans of action.
Perrottet’s Covid Apology Is Not Good Enough
Australians cannot like a post on Facebook without police knocking on the door, and yet every level of our government engaged in crimes against our humanity – what is their punishment? Cushy jobs and juicy retirement packages.
The Man Who Brought Socrates to the Military
One’s moral capital is indistinguishable from personal integrity, and the public’s current lack of trust in the military reflects the departure from traditional codes of ethics and the integration of sham role models into the military hierarchy.
Intentions of the Non-Elites: Round Two
It seems clear that the globalists and bankers (from hereon to be referred to as non-elites) will soon be imposing their “pandemic preparedness” schemes on the public again. What would convince us that we need to be locked up again?
Linear Time and the Art of Staying Human
Like people, paradigms get tired, mostly because humans lose touch with the problems that originally elicited in them the drive to create new things. But humans aren’t always good at recognizing when they have begun going through the motions.
Our Last Innocent Moment: Angry, Forever?
Please don’t think that, to be good, you need to be quiet and agreeable and complacent. And please don’t think that any of this will be easy. But it will be preferable to the personal destruction and social division created by festering, unacknowledged anger.