Ephemera
Why A-Rod Can Play The Field (And Tiger Can’t)
Posted by Tim Worstall on February 08, 2010
There are some people who can carry off this having a girlfriend in every town thing: sailors for one. …
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Warshington
Will Obama Play The War Card?
Posted by Patrick J. Buchanan on February 08, 2010
Republicans already counting the seats they will pick up this fall should keep in mind Obama has a big …
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Hollywood
The Glitter, The Gays
Posted by Mandolyna Theodoracopulos on February 05, 2010
An invitation to a Vanity Fair dinner is not a bad one to have, though the very thought of …
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District of Corruption
Markets Fail When Humans Are Unregulated
Posted by Paul Craig Roberts on February 05, 2010
Former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan answered that he had placed his trust in a flawed theory when he …
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Oscar Mania
What Bigelow Learned From Cameron (And Vice-Versa)
Posted by Steve Sailer on February 04, 2010
As you’ve no doubt heard by now, leading Oscar nominees Avatar and The Hurt Locker are directed by ex-spouses: …
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Commerce
The Crisis Is Not Over
Posted by Paul Craig Roberts on February 04, 2010
Readers ask if the financial crisis is over, if the recovery is for real and, if not, what are …
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Kids Today
The Hidden Inspiration of Vampire Weekend
Posted by Gavin McInnes on February 03, 2010
New York City is for the rich and the young. If you’re not either of those things, get out. …
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Uncle Sam
Bring Our Marines Home
Posted by Patrick J. Buchanan on February 03, 2010
A month after Germany surrendered in May 1945, America’s eyes turned to the Far East, where the bloodiest battle …
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Heart of Darkness
How Bono Destroyed African Wildlife
Posted by Hannes Wessels on February 02, 2010
Most African governments are at best lacklustre in their response to environmental problems; at worst, in a host of …
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Anthropology
History Ain’t Bunk
Posted by James Jackson on February 01, 2010
As a boy I once climbed the Great Pyramid of Cheops at Giza in Egypt, sitting on its summit …
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Catcher In The Rye Author Dies
Posted by Richard Spencer on January 29, 2010
- What is a Neocon?
Richard Spencer, Paul Gottfried
- Cold War Nostalgia
Richard Spencer, Justin Raimondo
- Hyperinflation? Seriously?
Richard Spencer, Robert Murphy
- Mark Sanford RIP?
Jack Hunter, Richard Spencer
- Audit the Fed! (Part 2)
Richard Spencer, John Tate
Taki's Top Drawer
My Affair With JD Salinger
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Death to the Dictator
The opposition in Iran, as elsewhere, uses the language of human rights to assert its moral superiority over its enemies in their seats of power. Opposition spokesmen point to government kangaroo … [Read More]
Posted by Charles Glass on January 28, 2010
Freak Friendly
“You know, despite it all, it’s still really a miracle America elected a black man as president,” my 60-something neighbor said to me over beers recently. You get this a lot … [Read More]
Posted by Gavin McInnes on January 28, 2010
Survival of the Fattest
Enter a London coffee house or restaurant, check into a hotel, or wander by a building-site, and you will find the workforce almost exclusively foreign. Yet British unemployment continues to surge … [Read More]
Posted by James Jackson on January 28, 2010
Tintin’s Flawed Creator
Few cartoon characters have been loved—or argued over—more than Tintin, the Belgian reporter-cum-detective whose adventures have been translated into over 50 languages and sold over 200 million books. To be precise, … [Read More]
Posted by Derek Turner on January 27, 2010
Apocalypse Not
MISSING: global recession, 6 billion careless owners. No, really, why do I see thousands of people milling around in the shops as though the credit crunch was nothing more than an … [Read More]
Posted by Ali Hope on January 19, 2010
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