The voice of the European American nation
by Pierre Krebs An Italian Marxist, Antonio Gramsci, was the first to understand that the state is not confined to a political apparatus. In fact he established that the political apparatus runs parallel to the […]
by Wintery Knight From CNS News. Excerpt: In June, a total of 142,415,000 people were employed in the U.S, according to the BLS, including 19,938,000 who were employed by federal, state and local governments. By […]
by Ron Unz How corrupt are Ivy League admissions? Just before the Labor Day weekend, a front page New York Times story broke the news of the largest cheating scandal in Harvard University history, in […]
by Bruce Charlton Because the job of a manager, that upon which managers are evaluated, is to change things. So managers do not leave things alone: but change things. And in changing things they wreck […]
by Jonathan V. Last The most politically potent demographic trend is not the one everyone talked about after the election For a brief moment last month—roughly a 72-hour span beginning at 11:00 p.m. on November […]
by Peter FrostWhom will she choose? (source) There has beenmuch talk about two findings from a recent study: (a) boys reach puberty atdifferent ages in different ethnic groups and (b) boys are reaching pubertyearlier now than […]
What an idiot. Kansas City sportswriter Jason Whitlock loves to stoke controversy. So after he blamed Jovan Belcher’s murder-suicide on the “gun culture” — inspiring NBC Sports lecturer Bob Costas — in an interview with […]
by Dusk in Autumn When societal cohesion begins to weaken, individuals begin looting public resources or otherwise trying to have some group of others foot the bill for one’s own way of living. Only when […]