The climatista attack on farmers is part of a long history
The European climate-based efforts to shut down farmers fit comfortably with 20th-century leftist history.
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If I did this correctly, emailed updates will return to my blog
The past year has been fraught with technical difficulties, but I’m slowly working them out, one by one.
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Bookworm Beat 9/17/22 — the Martha’s Vineyard illustrated edition
The citizens of Martha’s Vineyard are to be thanked for their brilliant performance as supercilious hypocrites. Let’s hope for many more such displays from virtue-signaling leftists.
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Down Under, a world asunder thanks to COVID and leftism
This is a guest post from “Nodrog,” my Australian friend, bemoaning the state of his home country.
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Remember 9/11
I haven’t forgotten. Twenty-one years later, looking at America, I just don’t know what to say.
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Bookworm Beat 9/9/2022: The busy week illustrated edition
You’ll find here some great memes about Biden’s speech from the Nazi vaults, as well as many other modern madness memes.
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The two Americas
I think I’ve managed to boil down to a paragraph what’s happened to America, and I don’t see any way of walking this back.
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The scariest Harry Potter character (and it’s not Voldemort)
Voldemort is the monster under the bed, but there is another character who is infinitely more frightening and destructive.
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Reverse Darwinism and the rise of the nanny state
Visiting colonial-era towns, homes, and battlefields reminded me that we are very different from our independence-seeking forbearers.
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It’s time to take back the rainbow
The rainbow is being used as a hardcore leftist political signal but, whether it came into being through God or nature, it belongs to all of us.
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The 2022.08.31 Bookworm Video Podcast is up
Colonial Williamsburg, Yorktown, Mount Vernon, Monticello, and Montpelier — we did them all, and I have opinions. They’re mostly positive opinions, but there’s one place I found distressing and depressing. I find it hard to write posts in hotel rooms. I’m a fussy typist and like the set-up in my
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We hold these truths to be self-evident: understanding liberty
The opening words of the Declaration of Independence meant something different in 1776 than they do now, but they inevitably led to slavery’s abolition.
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Bookworm Beat 8/19/22 — the “world turned upside down” illustrated edition
Every week, I think, it can’t get crazier than this, and every week it does — and I have the memes to prove it.
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It’s time to recognize and treat trans-superhero children
Once we start realizing the profitable “trans” possibilities flowing from children’s fantasies, the sky’s the limit.
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