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Dec.
25
ALWAYS WINTER, NEVER CHRISTMAS by
Liz Hodgson
"A moral and aesthetic nightmare,"
says Christopher Hitchens.
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Deletitis
THE BONFIRE OF THE SO-CALLED VANITIES
by David Solway
There is more than one way to burn
a book.
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Gruesome
in Gaza
INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE WAR IN
GAZA by Louis René Beres
In the great clash of civlizations,
which side has the law on its side.
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Reckoning
HIJACKING FREEDOMS by Henry A. Giroux
The presence of 'ugly freedoms,'
the authoritarian's favourite tool.
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Philosophy
THE GOSPEL OF AYN RAND interviewed
by M. Wallace
Did she get it right? Is Homo sapiens
a mistake?
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Cinema
THE GENIUS OF GEORGE LUCAS by Nick
Catalano
The much maligned master in our
midst.
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Book
Review
THE PERILS OF NONVIOLENT ISLAM reviewed
by Phyllis Chesler
Elham Manea asks: are cancel culture,
wokeism our equivalent of Islam (jihad)?
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Culture
ZOOMER STYLE - COMPLETE MISHIGAS
by Liz Hodgson
Gold-mirrored gas station sunglasses
and three zit patches.
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Film
Appreciation
RED RIVER (1955) by Roger Moore
The first western that combines
macho and soft.
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Philosophy
RABBI JESUS by Robert Lyon
Where the light and the truth converge.
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Book
Review
DEADLY QUIET CITY (Murong Xuecun)
reviewed by Peter McMillan
China's propaganda machine during
the horrific corona virus lockdown.
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Monadville
FROM
NOMADISM TO MONADISM by Robert Lewis
Bubble life and consequences.
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