TLD -- newly and recently posted

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(Back home for on-siters.)

and recent postings

May 8, 2008. In his latest entry in "The Olson file," Douglas Olson detects some favoritism in the established media's treatment of The Man Who May Eventually Admit to Being the Presumptive Nominee:

" 'Free' press is hitman for St. Barack."

I eagerly await seeing what rules and limits the media establish for Field Marshal Bombs Away when he seeks to criticize the Anointed One during the fall campaign.

April 30, 2008. It's bad enough trying to reach the vast majority of Americans who are outright believers in totalitarian mass democracy, but I wonder sometimes whether even those who still talk about the Constitution and the Founders believe what they're supposed to believe. This well-considered essay by Dr. Joseph Audie may serve as a reminder for those who have taken their eye off the ball: "Reflections on the revolution in America: Six principles."

March 29, 2008. I just can't get over the Jeremiah Wright story, as you will see in this Strakon Lights Up column:

"Diversity training"

March 17, 2008. One of the books I keep praising in these pages is Wendy Shalit's A Return to Modesty: Rediscovering the Lost Virtue (1997), but now Dr. F. Roger Devlin presents a much sharper analysis of Shalit's thinking, especially as revealed in her second book, Girls Gone Mild.

"The feminine sexual counter-revolution and its limitations"

I have admired Dr. Devlin's writings in The Occidental Quarterly since I became aware of them, and I've emphatically recommended them to everyone within reach. I am proud to be able to publish this essay-review. It only fortifies my belief that, when all is said and done — and even if we all end up behind the wire — TLD will have been a worthwhile project.

March 11, 2008. Today I post another Strakon piece, which is new to the site if not actually newborn. You'll see what I mean when you read my introductory note.

"Ron Paul's gifts: Go home, nice man"

March 6, 2008. In a new Strakon Lights Up column, I attempt to place a certain Red Guard candidate for emperor in the context of Dark Suit rule: "The Young Imam and the ruling class." The piece is accompanied by a very brief sidebar, linked from the column.