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ENDNOTES, February 2020
Endnotes, February 2020 Ethel Smyth’s Mass in D; overture to The Wreckers; and a recital at Middle Temple Hall, reviewed by Stuart Millson Ever since the revival of Ethel Smyth’s opera The Wreckers in 1994 (a once-famous piece, championed by such … Continue reading
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Tagged Ethel Smyth, Sakari Oramo, The Wreckers
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Life on the Line
Life on the Line by Bill Hartley Railways are back in the news with the HS2 project under fresh scrutiny, due to the cost estimate having risen to an eye watering level. The latest figure is about three times what … Continue reading
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Tagged HS2, Leeds Station, Liverpool Lime Street, Trans Pennine Route
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In a Royal Line
In a Royal Line ‘An Evening with Rosina Storchio’, recital of songs and operatic arias sung by Ermonela Jaho, accompanied by Steven Maughan at the piano, Sunday 2nd February 2020, Wigmore Hall, London, reviewed by Leslie Jones This was soprano … Continue reading
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Tagged Ermonela Jaho, Opera Rara, Rosina Storchio
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Getting the Canadian Right
Getting the Canadian Right by Mark Wegierski There are currently three main groups in Canada that do not understand the Canadian Right — the media, the other parties, and conservatives themselves. In the last few decades, Canadian conservatism has been hurt … Continue reading
Democracy Dies in Diversity
Democracy Dies in Diversity by Ilana Mercer “Dissatisfaction with democracy within developed countries is at its highest level in almost 25 years,” say researchers at the University of Cambridge. “The UK and the United States had particularly high levels of … Continue reading
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Tagged Donald L Horowitz, Ilana Mercer, Kamala Harris
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Gone AWOL
Gone AWOL Ilana Mercer on Megxit His wife, a hero of sorts only in the TV series “Suits,” had hightailed it to Canada, leaving Harry Windsor, formerly known as Prince Harry, to deliver a concession speech. Make no mistake—no matter … Continue reading
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Tagged Duke & Duchess of Sussex, Marx, Meghan Markle, Queen Elizabeth II
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Boy’s Zone
Boy’s Zone La Bohème, opera in four acts, music by Giacomo Puccini, libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, Orchestra of the Royal Opera House conducted by Emmanuel Villaume, director Richard Jones, third revival of the 2017 production, Royal Opera … Continue reading
Punishing Agenda of the Anti-Punishment Movement
Punishing Agenda of the Anti-Punishment Movement by Ilana Mercer On November 29, 2019, a man now called the London Bridge terrorist slaughtered British student Jack Merritt. While the perpetrator has been named after a famous London landmark, his victim has … Continue reading
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Tagged David Merritt, Jack Merritt, Usman Khan
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Psychopathia Criminalis
Psychopathia Criminalis Richard Lynn, Race Differences in Psychopathic Personality: An Evolutionary Analysis, Augusta, GA: Washington Summit Publishers (In Press), Pp 368., US $ 29.95., reviewed by Evelyn Quinn Professor Richard Lynn, the doyen of differential psychology, is well known for his … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Murray, Richard Herrnstein, Richard Lynn, The Bell Curve
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F.W. de Klerk’s Great Betrayal
F.W. de Klerk’s Great Betrayal by Ilana Mercer, sometime citizen of South Africa On February 2, 1990, 30 years ago, F.W. de Klerk, South Africa’s last white president, turned the screws on his constituents, betraying the confidence we had placed … Continue reading →
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