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L’heure espagnole
L’heure espagnole Reviewed by David Truslove ‘My only mistress is music’, Maurice Ravel once remarked. Considering he was a private, even secretive composer who avoided relationships, his comic opera L’heure espagnole, with its central good-time girl, offers a rare glimpse … Continue reading
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Tagged David Truslove, Grange Park Opera, L'heure espagnole, Ravel
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Wussification of the West
Wussification of the West by Ilana Mercer Herewith, the latest in the saga of Dr. Seuss. The New York Times reports that “Six Dr. Seuss books will no longer be published because of their use of offensive imagery.” None other … Continue reading
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Tagged Dr Seuss, Ilana Mercer, Tucker Carlson
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#MeFirst Coven comes to Congress
#MeFirst Coven comes to Congress by Ilana Mercer The media scrum framed the Trump impeachment circus, round II, as an “emotional” affair. Headlines homed in on the “emotion” surrounding the trial. “It Tears at Your Heart. Democrats Make an Emotional Case … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Ayanna Pressley, Impeachment, Rashida Tlaib
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Jobs not Snobs
Jobs not Snobs by Bill Hartley They still dig coal in the North East, just. The company responsible is Banks Mining which operates open caste sites. Banks protests in vain that whilst the country needs coal, then better it should … Continue reading
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Tagged Banks Mining, Environmentalism, Green Orthodoxy, Sizewell
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ENDNOTES, March 2021
ENDNOTES, March 2021 In this edition: Elgar’s Italian maestro. Stuart Millson recalls conductor Giuseppe Sinopoli. When Worcestershire’s Edward Elgar emerged from what has been described as provincial obscurity into the realms of the European romantic mainstream, it became clear that … Continue reading
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Systemic Rot – from Texas to California
Systemic Rot – from Texas to California Ilana Mercer is twixt fire and flood Some blame a quasi-free-market in electricity for the collapse of the electrical grid in Texas, during a winter snow storm, mid-February, in which temperatures hovered at … Continue reading
Still Addicted to that Rush
Still Addicted to that Rush Ilana Mercer, on the late king of radio Rush Limbaugh died on February the 17th. In the encomiums to conservatism’s radio king, mention was made of his 2009 address at the Conservative Political Action Conference … Continue reading
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Rattus Republicanus
Rattus Republicanus by Ilana Mercer The defining difference between Democrats and Republicans is this: Republicans live on their political knees. They apologize and expiate for their principles, which are generally not unsound. Democrats, conversely and admirably, stand tall for their core … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Kinzinger, Antifa, GOP, Jan 6th Incident, MAGA, Nancy Mace
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The Walls of Jericho
The Walls of Jericho Bill Hartley blows his trumpet Since the nineteenth century the expansion of our cities has seen settlements on the outskirts absorbed into the urban area. Occasionally though a town avoids this trend and manages to retain a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bradford, John Foster, Queensbury, Titus Salt
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Home is over Jordan
Home is over Jordan Failed Führers ; A History of Britain’s Extreme Right, Graham Macklin, Routledge, London & New York, 2020, reviewed by Leslie Jones Introduction Failed Führers presents portraits in writing of ‘six principal idealogues and leaders’ from an … Continue reading →
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