A Review of “Why Iceland?”
A plethora of books have appeared the past few years seeking to explain the economic crisis that shook the industrialized world in 2008,...
Book Reviews
Review of “Trickle Up Poverty”
As I was listening to Michael Savage’s radio show no more than a year...
Rumsfeld’s “Known and Unknown”: An Interventionist, Neocon Manifesto
Donald Rumsfeld, the former Secretary of Defense under President George W. Bush, has jumped...
Rand Paul’s New Tea Party Handbook
The Tea Party Goes to Washington, by Rand Paul (with Jack Hunter), Center Street/Hachette...
A Review of Lanier’s “You Are Not a Gadget”
In an age that glorifies specialization, and often threatens to narrow the interests and...
Newt’s Contract with the Earth: Pseudo-Science, Big Government
Most Americans remember Newt Gingrich as being the former Speaker of the House who...
The Honesty of Communists and Other Totalitarians
You Can Still Trust the Communists to Be Communists (Socialists and Progressives Too), by...
The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America
Charlotte Iserbyt has put her great exposé of the dumbing-down agenda of American education...
Practicing Medicine Under Socialism & Freedom
Health Reform: End of the American Revolution? by Dr. Lee Kurisko, St. Paul, Minn.:...
Ben Franklin Inverted
Poor Lenin’s Almanac: Perverse Leftist Proverbs for Modern Life, by Bruce Walker, Outskirts Press:...
Decision Points Abounds in Unanswered Questions
George W. Bush tells us several times in Decision Points how fond he is...
Chronicles of Narnia: Masterpiece of Christian Allegory
The Chronicles of Narnia, by C.S. Lewis, is a treasure trove of timeless Christian...
The Original Constitution: Roadmap to Restoration
For decades constitutionalists of all stripes (read: Tea Partiers, Tenthers, etc.) have mourned the...
Book Review: Sapping Americans’ Shrewdness
Free-Range Kids: Giving Our Children the Freedom We Had Without Going Nuts With Worry,...
A Review of Gere’s “Knossos & the Prophets of Modernism”
Cathy Gere’s new book, Knossos and the Prophets of Modernism, is of profound significance...