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The American Race War of 1968
• August 2, 2019
• 2,600 Words • 12 Comments • Reply
A Nation on Fire: America in the Wake of the King Assassination Clay Risen Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley & Sons, 2009 Since becoming a Counter-Currents writer, I’ve come to see that the mainstream historical narrative of the 1960s is unique in how incorrect the conventional understanding of it is. What I mean by backwards is... Read More
Frank Fay: Debunking Kliph Nesteroff’s Lies About the Father of Stand-Up
• June 26, 2019
• 6,600 Words • 7 Comments • Reply
This article is the opposite of the article that I originally set out to write, which was about Frank Fay, the Nazi-sympathizing fascist vaudevillian who invented stand-up comedy. I mean, it says right there on Frank Fay’s Wikipedia page that “[i]n January 1946, just months after Nazi Germany had been defeated, a rally of 10,000... Read More
The Evolution of Commentary
• January 10, 2018
• 2,700 Words • 27 Comments • Reply
Running Commentary is a lively and well-researched work of intellectual history that is of interest both as an account of how a group of alienated dissidents came to revolutionize American politics and as a history of neoconservatism that details the movement’s Jewish origins. The author’s main thesis is that the link between neoconservatism and the... Read More
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