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ENDNOTES, December 2020
ENDNOTES, December 2020 In this edition: opera arias sung by Ermonela Jaho, Art of the Mandolin, choral music from Keble College, Oxford and Clifton Cathedral. Reviewed by STUART MILLSON We bid farewell to 2020, the year of Coronavirus in which our … Continue reading
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Tagged Ermonela Jaho, Opera Rara, Stuart Millson, Vivaldi
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Calling all Deplorables
Calling all Deplorables Ilana Mercer brings a message of hope “Republicans and Democrats have tinkered with the country’s composition and character long enough to account for Biden’s America. You know it.”—Ilana I had written what I thought was an inspired … Continue reading
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Tagged Daily Beast, democracy, Donald J Trump, Globalism, Ilana Mercer, Parler
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Transcending Woke Capitalism
Transcending Woke Capitalism by Mark Wegierski There is currently a debate underway about the shape and future of conservatism in both America and Canada. But what should a genuine conservatism actually consist of? Conservatism today is a bewildered philosophy, an unwieldy … Continue reading
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Tagged conservatism, Fusionism, Mark Wegierski, Traditionalism, Woke Capitalism
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Baked into the System
Baked into the System Ilana Mercer unmasks voter fraud Back in 2016, when broadcaster Lars Larson attempted to find out whether one Arcan Cetin was a citizen of the US, ICE (the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) told him, “Sorry, … Continue reading
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Tagged Arcan Cetin, ICE, Ilana Mercer, Voter Fraud
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Suburbs in the Country
Suburbs in the Country “Bungalow Bill” reports A recent news report described how the Housing Minister intends to use an algorithm to decide on planning decisions, based on projected population increase and affordability of homes. Planning in our overcrowded island … Continue reading
Pandemonium
Pandemonium Covid-19, Dr A. Kneen digs deep On the 11th of June 2009, the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared a pandemic in relation to Swine Flu (H1N1). In spring of 2009,WHO had altered the definition of what constitutes ‘a pandemic’. … Continue reading
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Tagged A. Kneen, Covid-19, PCR Test, Swine Flu, WHO
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The Donald’s Parallel Presidency
The Donald’s Parallel Presidency by Ilana Mercer It was November 7. Fox News had just called the election for ‘sleepy’ Joe Biden. A fellow was waxing fat about his flawless campaign and how his lily-white daughters were all aflutter about … Continue reading
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Tagged Donald Trump, Ilana Mercer, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris
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Combating Critical Race Theory
Combating Critical Race Theory by Ilana Mercer Critical Race Theory is what Americans will be hearing day in and day out from a Biden- Harris Administration. You might as well familiarize yourselves with its fundamental, farcical pitfalls. Watch these two … Continue reading
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Tagged Biden-Harris, Critical Race Theory, Ilana Mercer
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ENDNOTES, November 2020
ENDNOTES, November 2020 In this edition: Saint-Saëns and Henrique Oswald, Piano Concertos; Piano music by contemporary Iranian composers, Farhat and Tafreshipour, reviewed by STUART MILLSON A stream of elegant, late-romantic melody this month, courtesy of the SOMM label – which brings … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Egyptian' piano concerto, Saint-Saëns, Stuart Millson
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Is Israel Racist? Part 1
Is Israel Racist? Part 1 Ilana Mercer gives chapter and verse Some months ago, a gentleman who pens anti-Semitic tracts approached me for an interview. I agreed. Being a naïve methodological individualist, I never generalize about individuals. That my interlocutor … Continue reading →
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