Hard to argue with this by Arthur Chrenkoff: While China now produces more CO2 than the United States and the European Union put together, the Asia-Pacific region (which does include a few industrialised countries, like Japan, Taiwan and South Korea, … Continue reading →
…is framed by the WaPo as Prime Minister Modi of India “soothing tensions with the United States by stroking President Trump’s ego.” (Hat tip: Althouse). Also this: Once Trump arrived, live video of him and Modi walking down a red … Continue reading →
It has occurred to me and many others that the charges the media is currently salivating about against Trump, those concerning Ukraine and Joe Biden and the supposed whistleblower (who might not actually be a whistleblower), may ultimately boomerang back … Continue reading →
I utterly refuse at this point to write a big long in-depth post on this subject. Others have given their blood, sweat, and tears in such an effort, and I suggest you read what they have to say: for example, … Continue reading →
…in pushing for more “migrants”: The [new] Franco-Italian migrant pact is the latest example of top European elites pushing their open-door immigration policy without bothering to consult the elected governments of the EU member states. In 2015, Merkel signed an … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is a big topic, and so my plan is to tackle it in segments.] There’s a great deal of fear going around about what is now known as climate change and what is more accurately described as anthropogenic … Continue reading →
[NOTE: Some of the following is lifted from a back-and-forth discussion I had with commenter “Montage” on a previous thread.] I maintain that the left’s goal is to be in charge forever: one-party rule. And they believe in breaking the … Continue reading →
A number of people have recommended this article by Christopher Caldwell that appeared in the Claremont Review of Books, entitled “Why Hasn’t Brexit Happened?” It’ well worth reading. A few excerpts: In Britain as elsewhere in the world, the struggle … Continue reading →
I think they dearly wish they had a better crop of candidates. But given that they don’t, who are they trying to promote? Is a smattering of articles questioning Biden’s mental fitness and history meaningful and part of a concerted … Continue reading →
It was almost inevitable, wasn’t it? The British left is taking a leaf from the US left, although impeachment is less common in Britain than it has been here: British Members of Parliament are threatening to impeach Boris Johnson after … Continue reading →
The absolute inability of the urban liberal bourgeoisie to come to terms with any significant political defeat is the phenomenon I’m dying to see analyzed by serious scholars. (I believe the answer is ultimately theological). https://t.co/FwdQt5s0lA — Adrian Vermeule (@Vermeullarmine) … Continue reading →
Robert Mugabe, decades-long dictator of Zimbabwe who was finally deposed in 2017, has died at the age of 95. I refer you to many previous posts I’ve written about him. And I’ll just add a quote from this one: Mugabe’s … Continue reading →