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This is a tough world. It’s a competitive world. Do I want to be a worker bee always complaining about how unfair the world is? Or do I want to be the boss? by Brad Pickett I AM LUCKY IN many ways, but two ways in which I am most lucky are that I have an awesome father and that I can really discuss anything…

DEEP INSIDE Northern California’s Shasta-Trinity National Forest, wildlife ecologist Mourad Gabriel is dressed in camouflage, waiting for the raid. He’s accompanied by more than a dozen armed officers with the U.S. Forest Service, local sheriff’s office, and other agencies on a hot August afternoon.…

THE SACKLER OPIOID EMPIRE (Purdue Pharma) is now considering bankruptcy to avoid large payouts on thousands of lawsuits piling up in the courts. Cases are being brought by states’ attorneys general with the first case from Oklahoma going to court in May. There is real activism developing to enforce…

by Revilo P. Oliver IN MARCH, under the rubric “Avalanche in the Alps,” I gave a summary account of the decay of Switzerland and its people in recent decades. I noted that a Kikess, who had wormed her way into office as the Minister of Justice (!) in the Swiss government, had notified the Swiss…

THANKS TO Reefer Madness, the History of Marijuana in America (Bobbs-Merrill, 1979) by Larry Sloman, we have undeniable evidence as to who played a predominant influence in promoting marijuana as a recreational drug. According to Sloman, marijuana was first used by jazz musicians in Harlem, but…

INTERESTED IN some Freudian statistics? Item — The President’s Commission on Mental Health (1977) stated that 25% of all Americans suffer from severe emotional stress and 32 million need professional psychiatric care. Item — A National Institute of Mental Health psychologist…

“YOU NAME THE psychic state you want and I can put you there,” says Dr. Arnold Mandell (pictured, right), chairman of the psychiatry department of the University of California, San Diego. “This almost means that the next God who comes to earth is going to have to bring chemicals…

Truck drivers, trappers, farmers don’t rate in the eyes of our elites. by Victor Davis Hanson A RECENT study published by the National Academy of Sciences, co-authored by a Nobel laureate, revealed a spiraling death rate since 1999 of Americans described as middle-aged (45 to 54), middle/working-class…

EDITOR’S NOTE: I agree with this piece in that the drug ethos and the “individual pleasure” morality have contributed greatly to the despair and suicide ramping up among Whites. But I also believe that childlessness, lack of anything to believe in higher than themselves, lack…