Month: January 2023

Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "Modern industrial nations were predatory, unable to survive except by invading and vanquishing foreign markets. The absence of a secure outlet for the immense volume of goods that the factory produced destined them to suffer economic ruin, as the Great Depression had confirmed beyond dispute. That possibility by itself afforded sufficient reason for the South to remain fundamentally agriculture. For his part, Lytle sought to […]

Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "Clearly, the Right cannot be reduced to a penchant for monarchy or integralism, industrialism or imperialism, racial castes or traditional sexual ethics. But what is common to the kinds of things Rightist movements love and defend is that they are all hierarchies, upheld in the name of nature, tradition, and order. Burke and De Maistre may disagree about how powerful the monarchy should be, but […]

Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "Now is a time for choosing. If sane, responsible people don't stand up now and put a stop to the kind of things that are tearing apart academia, including science, and that are destroying our capacity to live together, then they -- we -- are going to be responsible for whatever happens next. We are living in Weimar America. You remember what followed Weimar Germany, […]