LARRY ROMANOFF This is the final Part 8 of a series titled ‘Propaganda and the Media’, the first 7 parts of which were published earlier, and available here:[1] The entire series will now be combined […]
The Shaping Event of Our Modern World RON UNZ Audio Segments: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 Pat Buchanan and “the Unnecessary War” In late 2006 I was approached by Scott McConnell, editor of The American Conservative (TAC), […]
Einstein, Bell & Edison, Coca-Cola and the Wright Brothers LARRY ROMANOFF There are only two nations in the world whose existence seems to be founded primarily on historical myths. In the US, false historical mythology […]
LARRY ROMANOFF I don’t know if Americans were ever fiscally responsible, if they ever had a time when saving was valued, where you didn’t borrow for consumption, and where low-quality throwaway goods and products were […]
Jewish Political Theology Enshrined in the Criminal Code ANDREW FRASER According to the OED, a “mythos” is a “traditional or recurrent narrative theme or pattern; a standard plot in literature.” For many, the Holocaust Mythos […]
Creativity, Entrepreneurship, and Other American Myths LARRY ROMANOFF Americans boast incessantly about their competitiveness and the miracles of their predatory capitalist system, but on examination these claims appear to be mostly thoughtless jingoism that transmutes […]
American Pravda: Holocaust Denial RON UNZ Audio Segments: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 Reason Magazine and Holocaust Denial A few years ago I somehow heard about a ferocious online dispute involving a left-leaning journalist named Mark Ames and […]
Washington’s Assassination Bureau PHILIP GIRALDI I often complain that Washington’s heavily lopsided relationship with Israel is an arrangement that brings absolutely no benefit to the American people, and even less to our national security as […]
MIKE WHITNEY “The primordial interest of the United States, over which for centuries we have fought wars– the First, the Second and Cold Wars– has been the relationship between Germany and Russia, because united there, […]
ANASTASIA KATZ New York City is paying out nearly $1.8 billion to black and Hispanic teachers who were unable to pass a test that was required for them to get a New York State teacher’s license. Thus far, […]