Southern History Series: A Southern Republic and a Northern Democracy (1863)
The Confederacy sought to create a Patrician Republic more congenial to the culture of the Cavalier
Southern History Series: The Southern Cross (1861)
From the shores of the Gulf to the Delaware’s slope
Southern History Series: Robert Lewis Dabney On Northern Conservatism (1897)
“Conservatism” in the United States is Northern conservatism. Southern conservatism was a very different animal. Unfortunately, it has all but vanished
The National Interest: Will Conservatives Abandon the Free Market?
American conservatives used to be much more skeptical of free-market capitalism
Steve Bannon: We’re In An Economic War With China
Steve Bannon wants to incite a conflict with China to distract you from the fact that Israel controls our foreign policy
MIGA: U.S. May Review Ties With Countries Deemed “Anti-Israel”
Are you tired of winning?
Daily Stormer: Trump Should Be Prosecuted For Failing To Register as an Agent of Israel
Is Blompf guilty of collusion with Israel?
Axios: Oak Ridge National Laboratory To Get New Supercomputer
The U.S. is “taking on China” by revealing free-market capitalism is based on an antiquated lie about technology
Southern History Series: French Regrets
In the aftermath of the War Between the States, the French came to regret their decision not to intervene and save Western civilization from the excesses of liberalism
Southern History Series: A 1950s View of the Southern Plantation System
A less hysterical age looks back more objectively at the plantation system of the Old South
MIGA: Israel Warned White House About Possible Iranian Plot
Israel is providing the White House with “intelligence” about Iranian aggression
Andrew Yang, Alienation and Historical Nostalgia
Southern reactionaries are uniquely positioned to help solve some of the social problems created by AI
Sen. Tom Cotton Condemns Trump’s Plan To Expand Guest Worker Visas
The Trump administration plans to issue an additional 30,000 guest-worker visas to foreign laborers in fiscal year 2019
Google Censors The Claremont Institute
Even a broken clock is right twice a day
Southern History Series: Review: Rhett: The Turbulent Life and Times of a Fire-Eater
A book review of William C. Davis’s book Rhett: The Turbulent Life and Times of a Fire-Eater
Southern History Series: Jefferson Davis’s Farewell Speech To the U.S. Senate
Mississippi seceded from the Union because it disagreed with the position of the equality of the races
Meghan Markle Gives Birth To Prince Harry’s Royal Baby
Prince Harry and the Duchess of Sussex announce the birth of Baby Cheddar Man
Meet The Robots
If we ignore it, maybe it will go away
OD Classic: The Dispossessed Majority – Traitors in the Ranks
Excerpt from classic Wilmot Robertson book
John Bolton Threatens Iran By Deploying Aircraft Carrier Strike Group
ISRAEL IS OUR GREATEST ALLY
AJ: Robots And AI: The Future Is Automated And Every Job Is At Risk
AJ+ explores the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Travelogue: Sunset In Little Dixie
This place has its own charm
Southern History Series: Alexander Stephens’ Virginia Convention Speech
Confederate Vice President Alexander Stephens addresses the Virginia convention to argue for secession
The Daily Caller: Populism & Economic Rot
The Daily Caller interviews Tucker Carlson on the rise of populism and the economic rot of the working class
Live Thread: Andrew Yang Arrives In Minneapolis
#YangGang rallies in Minneapolis
Axios: Bernie Sanders Wants To Trust Bust Big Ag
Bernie Sanders wants to break up Big Ag. Is that wise?
Juan Guaidó: Military Intervention Is My Only Chance To Become Washington’s Puppet Leader In Venezuela
Mike Pence save me please!
Mayor Pete Buttigieg vs. Andrew Yang
Does a candidate running for president of the United States even need a vision of the future or policies?
Southern History Series: Libertas: Identitarian Liberty
We should reject universalist conservative and lolbertarian conceptions of “liberty” in favor of a particular sense of liberty embedded in time, culture, identity, history and place
Southern History Series: Liberty: Its True Meaning In Tidewater
In Tidewater, the meaning of liberty was being “unbound,” or having the economic independence as a Southern gentleman to enjoy a life of leisure while cultivating virtue, refinement and engaging in public service
National Review: The Miracle of Industrialization
What caused the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain?
Axios: The “Mystery” of Sluggish Wages
A pretty portrait of the best economy ever