Cells of Peace
I keep a handful of books on my Kindle that I read from sporadically. These aren't books that I dive into, but rather books that I read at odd moments when I don't feel like reading anything else.
One of them is E. Michael Jones'
Topic
Current Affairs
A collection of 505 issues
Capitalism and Communism are Flipsides of the Same Coin?
Rod Dreher calls Niall Ferguson's first column for The Free Press a "banger" and he's right.
Ferguson highlights an alarming number of similarities between the last years of the Soviet Union and the United States today. Does it mean the United States is reaching
Rationalized Ideals of Silence Crashing Against the Rock of Reality
Or rather, "Rationalized Ideals AGAINST Silence Crashing . . . ".
Can Science Recover Lost Trust?
Theodore Dalrymple at Law & Liberty
The Most Cashless Country on Earth Says We Shouldn't Go Cashless
Nick Corbishley at Naked Capitalism
Preserving Affirmative Action at All Costs, including Honesty
James Breslo at Epoch Times
NPR is in Fine Hands, Indeed
Christopher Rufo at City Journal
Tucker Carlson's Interview on Joe Rogan
A Few Notes about Episode #2138
Gulf Princes, Safaris, and Conservation Groups are Destroying the Maasai
Stephanie McCrummen at The Atlantic
The Defecated Rationality of the Left Hemisphere in Action. Right Before Our Eyes.
The question: How can people who make the smallest carbon footprint be responsible for making the largest carbon footprint?
The answer: They can't.
Except in the mental world of our brain's left hemisphere.
This is a real-life (real-time) example from Tanzania and the plight