What an absolutely epic worldwide premiere for Plandemic: The Musical! But the journey doesn’t stop here—the real work starts now! The buzz around this film is strong, and we need your help to keep the momentum going! If you missed the premiere and haven’t seen Plandemic The Musical yet, you […]
“Lessons from C.S. Lewis”
Original article How did a brilliant young man who considered himself too smart for Christianity become the 20th century’s greatest advocate for it? C.S. Lewis is widely considered one of the sharpest minds — and pens — of the last century. After becoming Christianity’s “most reluctant convert,” he turned his […]
“Da Vinci’s Big Idea”
Originally posted on the author’s Substack The iconic Renaissance man Leonardo da Vinci was more than one of history’s greatest artists. He was also a medical researcher, an inventor, and an engineer. For Leonardo, though, these streams of thought weren’t separate from one another. They were linked by a key […]
“The Things I Feared Most To Write”
The Time has Come to Explore the Subjects I Sought to Avoid Last July, as you recall, I was dying. I was in a soulless corporate hospital, trying and failing to recover from emergency surgery. Some of my vital organs had become ‘septic’; raging with infection. I was fading. I […]
“How Were Gothic Cathedrals Built?”
Originally published on Substack Miracles of engineering and faith… From pyramids to temples, many of the great works of ancient architecture were built for a similar purpose: as monuments to a single man. But there’s something different about the great cathedrals of the Medieval era — instead of being ordered […]
“History’s Biggest Scapegoat”
Marie Antoinette, France’s last queen before the Revolution, is often remembered more for the scandals and accusations surrounding her than for her true character. From her arrival in France as a young Austrian archduchess to her tragic death at the guillotine, she became the embodiment of all that was wrong with the […]
Episode 240805: “The War on Masculinity” w/ Guest Dr. Ben Tapper
Western men and their very masculinity are under attack. Whether this comes in the form of being taught to be conflict-averse, being praised for femininity over masculinity, or through forced changes in their diet, masculinity has become the target of the enemies of Western civilization and possibly even forces in […]
“Why Venezuela Took the Road to Serfdom”
Originally published on Substack What happened in Venezuela can happen wherever a critical mass of the population begins to hold certain delusionary beliefs. Venezuelans may be on the brink of overthrowing their overlords who have starved them while destroying the economy and civil society. The current dictator, Nicolás Maduro, lost […]
‘Unhumans’ by Jack Posobiec and Joshua Lisec – DailyClout Exclusive Excerpt!
A major new book by one of the Right’s most prominent commentators explains the history of communist revolutions, and makes the case that that is what we are living through in the US today. DailyClout exclusive excerpt! Purchase Unhumans: https://www.skyhorsepublishing.com/9781648210853/unhumans/ Chapter 2 The Unhumans Are Coming Those who can make […]
“This Was ‘The Paris of South America'”
Originally published on Substack So what happened to it? When you think of cities that dominate the international landscape of culture, commerce and politics, does Buenos Aires make the list? Well, a century ago, Argentina was a world power that rivaled the United States — with a capital city to […]
“How Much Knowledge Was Lost to History?”
Originally posted on Substack Temples to Wisdom Only truly civilized cultures dedicate themselves to building up a storehouse of knowledge. That’s why libraries are the trademark of civilization — and the their destruction reflects the downfall of culture. Here’s a look at three of the greatest libraries in history that […]
“This Discovery Broke the Human Timeline”
For a brief period of time, there was a consensus view on the history of human civilization: humans were first hunter-gatherers, then developed agriculture, and finally developed religion, art, technology, and other aspects of culture. But then, a 20th-century architectural discovery threw all of this into question. Turkey’s Göbekli Tepe […]
“The Closest Thing to Heaven on Earth”
A 1,500-year-old wonder… Can stones and mosaics communicate divine wisdom? Can a single building showcase thousands of years of spiritual teaching? In the case of the Hagia Sophia, the answer is yes — and that’s exactly what makes it one of the greatest churches of Eastern Christendom. From the images portrayed in […]
“Dante’s 9 Circles of Hell”
A guide to the very bottom… Few works of Western literature can compete with Dante’s Divine Comedy. It’s a fascinatingly engaging read, despite being written over 700 years ago and containing many complex references to history and myth. For those who want to master the cultural heritage of the West, it’s […]
“ESE is One of the Only Tools That Can Rebuild and Restore the Damage That’s Been Done to Our Children”
Dear Dr. Naomi Wolf, I’ve been following you since your first appearance of Warroom with Steve Bannon. Thank you for your tireless research. I’d like to visit with you or a representative regarding the antidote to the neuropsychological warfare being waged against our nation’s children. It’s a multi-front assault comprised […]
“Why Do We Keep Going back to Ancient Greece?”
A culture that never dies… Ancient Greece never dies. Every few hundred years, Western culture remembers its roots, and artists and architects find themselves harkening back to the civilization that started it all. In many ways, there’s a continuous thread running back in time from the United States Capitol Building […]
“Blue State Blues: Update from Wokeville, OR”
I am visiting a loved one in the bluest of blue states, Oregon. I’m in a small town that is adorable beyond measure; adorable in a way that differs from the East Coast cuteness of Millerton, New York, or Salem, MA. The Central Valley small town in which I find […]
“What Was the Worst Year in History? And Why Beauty Still Matters During Disaster”
Originally published on Culture Critic. What was the worst year in human history? To answer that, we first have to ask how you even define what constitutes the “worst.” Is it the loss of life, or the scale of suffering? Or is it a different kind of damage altogether? The […]
“Broken in What Way?” My Latest Letter from New York
I am in New York again, and I am sending you this postcard from a city I love and have loved; from a broken city. Broken; yet struggling to reimagine itself, as it has so many times before. Are we better? Are we lost? Are we changed, changed utterly? Here […]
“The Answer to Population Control is Hidden in Plain Sight”
Big Pharma. Abortion. Child Transition. Experimental Vaccines. Gender Ideology. Smart Cities. Pandemic Lockdowns. Assisted Suicide. Pornography. Media Censorship. Climate Change. Harm Reduction. Secularism. You may recognize these as features of far-left ideology, also known as leftism, progressivism, wokeism, or neo-Marxism. But they are also components of something far […]