Bradford Hanson

Simon Sheppard explains gaslighting and gives his Parable of the Honey Pops by Simon Sheppard SOMETIMES, due to misdiagnosis or an advance in medicine, people who have been born blind or lost their sight at a very early age can suddenly regain their sight. When this happens they face another obstacle…

by David Sims I HEAR THAT American science fiction author Orson Scott Card has opposed gay “marriage.” Good on him. I oppose homosexuality in all respects, not simply marriage only. I think that the professional psychologists got it right the first time: It’s a mental disorder,…

by Revilo P. Oliver THERE IS a neatly ironic symmetry behind the current scandal, which was precipitated by the disclosure that the Jews were using their American subjects to supply and subsidize the Iranians in their war against Iraq, a nation whose territory the Jews intend eventually to occupy after…

THE MORE perceptive among you will have picked up on the fact that I’m not a major fan of diversity. Given that diversity has the same root as division I find “unity through diversity” up there with “war is peace” as a contender for the Orwell Prize. A people like the Japanese have almost no direct experience…

A ridiculous Jewish myth re-imagined, Aryanized, and made beautiful by the French artist William-Adolphe Bouguereau by Revilo P. Oliver I CONTINUALLY have to marvel at the rarity of common sense in our people generally and particularly in Christians, including, of course, the Marxist and “Liberal”…

by David Sims The following note was sent to someone who thinks that White people should apologize to the other races, and give to them ground and the right-of-way. AMERICA SPENT the first 120 years of its history fighting Indians, not harmonizing with them. It spent almost as much of its early period…

by Revilo P. Oliver Appendix: Stoicism THE MOST IMPORTANT fact about Stoicism is that it was not a product of the Greek mind and was therefore an alien doctrine foisted onto the Aryan peoples of Antiquity. (A1) Stoicism was founded in the last years of the fourth century B.C. by Zeno, a Semite (‘Phoenician’),…

THE CURE for Indian troubles favored by the frontiersmen was extermination of the Indians, and from this policy they rarely deviated either in theory or practice. In their minds it was a simple problem of choosing which race should survive, and they did not hesitate to choose. There has never…

by Revilo P. Oliver MR. CARTER PRESENTS a radically different theory about the origins of Christianity sometime in the First Century. He takes his departure from the Stephen who appears in Acts, 6, 5 -7, 60, and is mentioned occasionally in subsequent chapters. The man’s Greek name does not prove that…

by Thomas Dalton, Ph.D. FUNNY HOW IT goes with the Holocaust story: time and again, an ugly bit of truth slips out.  When that happens, yet one more piece of the charade comes to light, for all to see.  For a brief moment, one more embarrassing truth catches the public eye, only to quickly be cast…