Douglas Damien Murray For IDF Beefcake & Other Such Creepy Curiosities

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BY R. J. STOVE Herewith, a few disordered (and shamelessly impressionistic) thoughts on the current Australian political scene, as it is impinged on by the Middle East horrors. Before specifying these thoughts, I should stress the fact that I consume far less mass-media news reportage than most of my compatriots do. Besides, I don’t own […Read On]

The Dissident Right Has An Idiocracy Problem By Juvenal Early

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Introducing “Juvenal Early,” a new contributor to Barely A Blog. (Myron Pauli, where are you?) Once upon a time, the epistolary fluff ensconced at The American Conservative was detonated daily by the “pugnacious” Lawrence Auster. When Auster died, a void opened up. The “typically shapeless pieces” coming out of paleoconservative quarters, at once “weird and […Read On]

Performative Contradiction: Pipsqueak Declares Pat Buchanan ‘Not A Great Writer’

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‘Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent’ ~ Ludwig Wittgenstein This is rich! (In-hysterics emoji) Against the backdrop of the retirement of the superb Patrick J. Buchanan, some cipher—that’s a melodic word for a zero, a nobody—at The American Conservative, which I recommend avoiding like spam for penis extensions, one Declan Leary declares that […Read On]

Crunchy Cons And Other Cud Chewers

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