By Darrell Dow Little is more needed than a revisionist view of the great civil war that took place within Western Civilization between 1914 and 1945. December 7 is always a good place to begin because it was the “sneak attack” on Pearl Harbor that dragged the United States into World War II. If you have not read Robert Stinnet’s Day of Deceit about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, it is well...
By Tom Piatak Rod Dreher is singing the praises of Eric Zemmour’s announcement of his candidacy to be president of France. Understandably so. It is a powerful, moving speech. It is so powerful, in fact, that YouTube has “age restricted” it. We can’t have the kids listening to Zemmour without a warning! In any case, Dreher also composed his own version and asked readers to imagine the...
Take Note, GOP: Here’s How Youngkin Won From the Editors of American Remnant The Republican sweep in Virginia, most notably Glenn Youngkin’s win over Clinton legman Terry McAuliffe for governor, demonstrates that white voters can be mobilized to push back against woke lunacy, and what mobilized them to vote for the GOP: the promise to fight the anti-white culture war, not slogans about “tax cuts”...
By Darrell Dow Reviewed: Christianity and Social Justice: Religions in Conflict, Jon Harris, Reformation Zion Publishing, 160 pages, September 23, 2021 Writing during the Fundamentalist-Modernist controversy in the 1920s, Princeton New Testament scholar J. Gresham Machen argued that Christianity and liberalism are hostile and antithetical religious systems. “In the sphere of religion,” wrote...
By Darrell Dow The demographic transformation of America into a polyglot flophouse continues unabated. In a leaked audio obtained by Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas told Border Patrol agents in Texas that the border crisis is “unsustainable” and “we’re going to lose” if “borders are the first line of defense.” NEW: A source sent me leaked...
Reviewed: Facing Reality: Two Truths About Race in America, Encounter Books, 168 pages, June 15, 2021 By Darrell Dow Give Charles Murray credit for one thing: He’s unafraid to tackle taboos. One of the foremost social scientists of the past four decades and author of more than a dozen books, Murray invited big troubles with Losing Ground in 1984 and The Bell Curve 10 years later. But his infamy...
By Darrell Dow Now that it appears Donald Trump will not have a second term, many in the GOP ruling class yearn to return to the “socially-moderate fiscal conservatism” of yore, while others call on the party to embrace an ongoing realignment and build a coalition with the working class at its center. The shift of working-class voters to the GOP has been decades long in the making. The...
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