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Me Too Movement Ensnared Cosby
Me Too Movement Ensnared Cosby by Ilana Mercer “The matriarchy is merciless, and it has thoroughly feminized and twisted US law,” this writer wrote, in April of 2018, upon the sentencing and jailing of comedian Bill Cosby. Cosby had been … Continue reading
Is Anybody Out There?
Is Anybody Out There? by Bill Hartley It’s not uncommon for churches to be turned over to new uses, selling, for example, anything from carpets to bathroom fittings. Often they were built to serve a population crowded into streets of … Continue reading
Ivan the Terrible
Ivan the Terrible Rimsky-Korsakov’s Ivan the Terrible, Grange Park Opera, reviewed by David Truslove An opera impresario needs enterprise and tireless zeal and Wasfi Kani of Grange Park Opera has both. This season she has made the bold decision to include … Continue reading
ENDNOTES, July 2021
ENDNOTES, July 2021 In this edition: Blissful sonatas at the English Music Festival; contemporary organ music from the United States, reviewed by Stuart Millson Classical music has endured a turbulent time during the last year. The depredations of the Covid … Continue reading
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When Bloodbath becomes Bacchanalia
When Bloodbath becomes Bacchanalia by Ilana Mercer In an era where everything is captured on camera, the cold-blooded murder of Gyovanny Arzuaga and Yasmin Perez is particularly chilling. The occasion was the Puerto Rican Day Parade in Chicago, Saturday last. … Continue reading
Whitewashing the Great Terror
Whitewashing the Great Terror By Frank Ellis Guilt and innocence become senseless notions: “guilty” is he who stands in the way of the natural or historical process which has passed judgement over “inferior races”, over individuals “unfit to live” over … Continue reading
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Empirical Wisdom Confirms Analytical Truth
Empirical Wisdom Confirms Analytical Truth by Ilana Mercer My 2011 book, “Into the Cannibal’s Pot: Lessons for America from Post-Apartheid South Africa,” rests on two axiomatic truths, and I excerpt (pp 40-41 & 126-128, 2011): “In all, no color should … Continue reading
Psychopathia Americana
Psychopathia Americana By Ilana Mercer There is this New York City psychiatrist. Her name is Dr Aruna Khilanani. In a lecture to the Yale School of Medicine’s Child Study Center, no less, she likened whites to “demented, violent predators who think … Continue reading
Alien versus Predator
Alien versus Predator by Ilana Mercer For the purpose of making your way adaptively and smartly in a society that is systemically anti-white, you need to understand what distinguishes Critical Race Theory from Marxism and quit the socialism/Marxism theoretical escapism, … Continue reading
Hi Ho, Silver! Away!
Hi Ho, Silver! Away! Bill Hartley on late divorce Predictably, Bill and Melinda Gates’ separation has attracted a great deal of attention: the eye watering size of their personal fortune made sure of that. Prompted by this the BBC4 Today … Continue reading









