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Chronicles: A Magazine of American Culture is a political and literary journal providing an independent voice on the right. Published by Charlemagne Institute.
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The June-July 2024 issue of Chronicles is available online:
In this issue, Roger McGrath discusses the complexities of American Indian identity:
Paul Gottfried explains what Middle America can learn from the plight of American
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Kyle Rittenhouse used his rifle to protect someone else's property and his own life. He was both righteous and in the right.
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An undercover video by James O'Keefe showed IBM's CEO pressuring his executives to hire based on racial quotas that discriminate against whites, Asians, and males. Such apparent violations of the Civil Rights Act are now standard practice in America.
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Liberals have never forgiven Clarence Thomas for refusing their patronage and their leash. As a Supreme Court Justice, he remains an unconquered American.
@ToryAnarchist
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"Beltway crapweasels stuff their legislative Christmas trees with multibillion-dollar goodies for every special interest except the American people." Michelle Malkin writes:
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Chronicles Assistant Editor
@howtingmi
, an early Project Veritas employee, reflects in the April issue on his former boss in the wake of O'Keefe's firing as Veritas CEO.
Project Veritas wouldn't have been a success without a driven person like O’Keefe at its helm. Such an intense personality may intimidate or even frighten normal people. But this job is NOT for everyone.
From my April editorial in
@ChroniclesMag
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Wokeism arises out of the failure of liberalism, not out of the theory of Marxism.
Chronicles Editor Paul Gottfried writes:
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FBI surveillance documents allege Martin Luther King, Jr. participated in the rape and abuse of parishioners. The details about his true character undermine his elevation to sainthood by the American political establishment.
@emeriticus
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Martin Luther King cannot be retrofitted as a conservative. He was at heart an activist of the left, and his ideas were in large part a precursor to critical race theory.
David Azerrad writes at Chronicles Online:
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False accusations of anti-Semitism have long been used to silence right-wingers. A shoddy attempt to employ this old smear against Chronicles Associate Editor Pedro Gonzalez (
@emeriticus
) backfired spectacularly in the face of his accusers.
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An Interview With
@MatthewTyrmand
: an investigative journalist and member of Project Veritas, the son of Chronicles' founding editor made waves with his reporting during the 2020 election. He shares his thoughts on the American political scene in 2021:
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Catholic ‘post-liberals’ like Patrick Deneen give the impression of wanting to burnish their conservative credentials while avoiding sticky subjects. A real defense of Western civilization should not turn a blind eye to leftist antiwhite racism.
Gottfried:
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@ConceptualJames
That's a petty response. You may disagree with him, but there is no question that he's knowledgeable about this topic. If you changed your attitude, you could have a productive conversation with him.
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The Missouri Synod is siding with Antifa over its own historic teachings, and its own members. Congregants within other supposed conservative churches should take note—be prepared for betrayal.
@TurnipMerchant
writes in the September issue of Chronicles:
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Republican House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy joined Mitch McConnell in sabotaging his own side to keep America First candidates out of office. No one is more responsible for the failure of a midterm 'red wave'.
Former Rep.
@AnthonySabatini
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The French novelist and thinker Jean Raspail died this month. He took a resolute stand against Third World immigration and condemned communism and capitalism with equal force as the two monstrous twins born of modernity.
Srdja Trifkovic remembers Raspail:
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@ConceptualJames
Paul Gottfried has been studying and publishing on this subject for decades and was a graduate student under Herbert Marcuse. Why don't you come on the Chronicles podcast and discuss the subject with him? He's extremely knowledgeable and quite affable.
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The May 2024 issue of Chronicles is available online:
In this issue, Jeremy Carl (
@realJeremyCarl
) explains the importance of combatting anti-white racism:
Steve Sailer (
@Steve_Sailer
) discusses anti-white racism in the Democrat
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Parents are being replaced by woke educators, radical school counselors, gender queer-promoting librarians, meddling school-based health clinic staffers, and Big Pharma drug and jab peddlers.
@michellemalkin
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Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley "likely intensified China’s worries about the potential for an errant, politically motivated military strike from the Trump administration, while compromising sensitive intelligence sources," writes
@RealAdamK
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Comparing the cases of two young shooters of different races, Timothy Simpkins and Kyle Rittenhouse, shows who really holds privilege in American society.
@emeriticus
on
@intellectualTO
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Donald Trump may lose the presidency, but Trumpism was not rejected. "America First" nationalism, securing our borders, using tariffs to bring back our manufacturing base, bidding goodbye to globalism, and avoiding war, remain popular.
Patrick Buchanan:
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Immigration wokeness is an expression of an increasingly feminized America. An emotive approach to policymaking informs mass amnesty and general immigration permissiveness.
@JohnJKline99
writes in the May Chronicles:
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Dr. Seuss was one of his era's greatest cancelers of conservatives, a warmongering propagandist, radical leftist, and a writer of subversive books directed at children. No one should lament his apparent cancellation.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s election is a welcome win for Middle Americans in Virginia. But they will have to fight to hold the GOP accountable to its mandate.
@emeriticus
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Law enforcement forces traditionally defended by the right have become the maw of the managerial state. Law-abiding Americans are now subject to both the tyranny of the mob and the tyranny of law enforcement turned primarily against its own citizens.
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Check out 'The Swamp Boils at the Thought of Trump Leaving NATO' on Chronicles website
Now that Trump is the likely frontrunner in the next presidential election, Washington is forced to envision the possibility that he intends to curtail America’s
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Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn was a European aristocrat who devoted much of his life to educating an American audience that their democratic system could devolve into tyranny. His mostly forgotten works are increasingly relevant today.
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National Review’s decision to side with Disney against Florida Governor De Santis’s parental rights law demonstrates its capitulation to the left.
@emeriticus
writes in the June Chronicles:
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English writer G. K. Chesterton was once very popular, but he was never fashionable. He made a career out of counteracting the latest, speaking out against the trendiest, and defending what is true against what is simply new.
In the March issue:
@GKCdaily
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Walter E. Williams was a principled libertarian and fought hard all his long career to protect against the erosion of American freedoms. He was also a staunch critic of the welfare state.
The latest in Chronicles' "Remembering the Right" series:
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"Groomers" is the right word to describe activists, teachers, and administrators who subject children to state-funded LGBT indoctrination, and we should not shy away from branding them as such.
Patrick Casey writes:
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“Christianity, first of all, created the free man. Therefore, we must – first and foremost – protect human dignity. Then, Christianity created the Christian family. We must protect the concept of the Christian family.”
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"Progress, Chesterton pointed out, isn’t anything. You can’t be for progress unless you’ve defined the thing towards which you are progressing." Dale Ahlquist writes:
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Pro-immigration research papers published by
@CatoInstitute
, a libertarian think tank, are not independent, but designed to meet the needs of lobbying clients, according to allegations in a Telegram message obtained by Chronicles.
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The left cannot let go of Jan. 6. Indeed, it has fixated upon, exploited, and exaggerated the riot to discredit and destroy the Trump presidency in the history books and to prevent Donald Trump from ever running or being elected president again.
Buchanan:
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Unlike Marxism, the woke left has long ceased paying homage to science and rationality. The left is driven by hate against traditional Americans with fixed gender roles, communal hierarchies, and some form of inherited religious faith.
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America's most prominent newspaper launched a project promoting a fundamental, deliberate misinterpretation of the nation's moral core. Two valuable books unmask this truth about The New York Times' 1619 Project.
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There's reason to believe the recent mass shooting in Nashville was an ideologically motivated anti-Christian hate crime, an act of domestic terrorism.
@josh_hammer
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Those Eastern European governments that were formerly under Soviet control have resisted woke takeover far better than Western Europe, the U.S., and the Anglosphere.
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Marx was not in the least concerned with nonbinary oppression, raging homophobia, or the inherently evil nature of being white. He focused rather on socioeconomic antagonisms expressing themselves as class conflict.
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At some point in the last 20 years, the very ideal of open discussion and debate fell into disrepute both in institutions of higher learning and in the media. What had become a shrunken, denatured liberalism was abandoned for a successor ideology: wokeism.
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The debate over whether the American foundation lies in natural rights or inherited traditions continues. Gottfried, representing the paleoconservative view, rebuts Anton's defense of natural rights and affirms the primacy of inherited traditions:
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France is reaping the harvest of disastrous immigration and economic policies. Rather than advocating for an unlikely restoration of order in Paris and other riot-prone Western cities, conservatives should steel themselves to wait patiently for collapse.
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The LGBT infiltration of the Republican Party and Christian churches has left traditional American conservatives politically homeless.
Vince Dao writes, on the Chronicles blog:
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The woke left is an even more grotesque distortion of Marxism than anything the interwar and postwar Frankfurt School brought forth. This left has shed any recognizable Marxist theory, but it continues to venerate Communist heroes.
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By 2009, the DOD was aware of child sexual abuse in Afghanistan occurring on military bases. So, it found a loophole that allowed it to quietly bypass laws designed to prevent American taxpayer dollars from subsidizing the rapists of Afghan boys.
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Essential workers served America during the pandemic. Now they're facing termination because of their refusal to take the COVID vaccine.
@emeriticus
interviews fire, police, military and healthcare workers being punished for not taking the jab:
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Rootless corporations, major financial institutions, and the federal government are poised to fundamentally change the way Americans live by separating them from property ownership.
Chronicles Associate Editor
@emeriticus
writes, in the August issue:
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Three black men involved in the brutal death of a white teen in Ohio walked away with slaps on the wrist, calling into question whether equal justice under the law still exists for whites in America.
@emeriticus
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Wokeness isn’t Marxism. It’s the new moral order for the managerial State.
@intothefuture45
writes in the April Chronicles:
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The indictment of Donald Trump marks the ascendancy of a progressive legal theory that argues all law is merely politics, and makes the courts into a battlefield for political campaigns.
Chronicles Legal Affairs Editor
@StephenPresser
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"The establishment would love nothing more than for you to forgive and forget their tyrannical imposition of COVID policies. But moving on and pretending that nothing happened would be foolish and unjust."
Patrick Casey writes on Chronicles Online:
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Laken Riley’s death was the product of deliberate policy choices that delivered predictable results with the precision of a Swiss watch.
Pedro Gonzalez (
@emeriticus
) writes in the April issue of Chronicles:
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The public was sold the lie that a rogue, racist cop murdered George Floyd, but the shocking truth is coming to light.
@EdwardWelsch
writes about "The Fall of Minneapolis" in the January issue:
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The honor culture present in classic Hollywood films such as High Noon, Gone With the Wind, and The Godfather has disappeared. Today's filmmakers are fixated on propaganda instead.
Paul Gottfried introduces our December issue, "Cinema of the Right."
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"Our national interest in the Ukrainian theater is not coterminous with Zelensky’s absolutist stance; our interest is for de-escalation, détente, and peace."
@josh_hammer
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An emergent Silicon-Valley-to-Wall-Street pipeline is enabling private equity firms to work with tech companies to buy homes before the public ever lays eyes on them, writes
@emeriticus
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The enigmatic Georgia Guidestones, now demolished, did not actually convey a secret master plan of globalist elites.
Patrick Casey explains on Chronicles Online:
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The best economic reform for America lies in the Christian distributist model,
@AllanCCarlson
writes in the July Chronicles. Government should check the power of big business and decentralize economic decisions to local communities united by shared values.
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A poll by The Democracy Institute, a non-partisan polling firm which accurately predicted Brexit and the 2016 U.S. election, shows Trump pulling ahead of Biden and winning the Electoral College with 319 votes.
@CottoGottfried
, on the latest polling data:
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GOP megadonor Paul Singer’s role in the new Twitter CEO’s rise illustrates the interplay between the real power behind the GOP—wealthy donors—and the enemies of the party’s base in Silicon Valley.
Chronicles Associate Editor
@emeriticus
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The deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill has intensified the homelessness crisis across American cities.
Sean Kennedy of
@MDPolicy
writes in the May issue:
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The strategy of the Democrats has been to exploit the growing diversity of the U.S. electorate to construct a Coalition of the Fringes. One result has been the cultural acceptance of anti-white racism.
Steve Sailer (
@Steve_Sailer
) writes in the May issue:
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More than writing a new history of World War II, Sean McMeekin's "Stalin's War" shines a light on the many crimes against humanity committed by Stalin's regime that have been relentlessly excused or denied by the American left.
Paul Gottfried writes:
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Check out 'Kinkade Konservatism Reacts to Royal Portraits ' on Chronicles website
Insofar as these portraits display Charles and Camilla as they really are, they are good art. But let’s not lie to ourselves about what they are saying about the British
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To understand the modern world, one must understand how politics has replaced religion.
Chronicles Editor-in-Chief Paul Gottfried writes the lead essay in our August issue themed on "Political Religions":
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The truth is that the vitriolic reaction to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis this week says everything about the foreign blob’s personal and vocational insecurities, and nothing about DeSantis’ call for measured prudence in Eastern Europe.
@josh_hammer
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The legendary Rep. Jim Traficant's "America First" agenda for Chronicles in May 1996:
•government action against damaging foreign trade practices
•move 1,000 American troops from Europe to U.S.-Mexico border
•curtail foreign aid and foreign lobbying
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Conservatives must not buy into the left's narrative about voting restrictions as a form of bigotry. Reasonable, but stringent, restrictions on how elections are conducted must be adopted, or America's election system will be susceptible to fraud.
@EADoak
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Check out 'Letitia James’s Richelieu Routine' on Chronicles website
If New York’s attorney general can smear and destroy an online publication simply because she does not agree with its contents, there’s no meaningful free speech in America anymore,
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America is becoming a continent sized Lebanon: a failed state that cannot control its own borders, rife with political corruption and factionalism. Taki recounts his time in Beirut in the '70s, and notices similarities to today.
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Peter Turchin's (
@Peter_Turchin
) scientific approach to history indicates an upcoming cataclysmic socio-political event that will shake—or possibly destroy—modern society.
John Greenville writes in the October issue of Chronicles:
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Trump would do well to listen to more Buchanan, less Kushner:
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"For the students at the University of Chicago who will not stand up to flagrantly discriminatory policies designed to exclude or deprive white people, silence is surrender."
@RealDSchmidt
writes in Chronicles Online:
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Michael Anton and Paul Gottfried debate the existence of natural rights in the September 2023 issue of Chronicles Magazine:
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The Trump saga will, and must, play out. Those who see themselves in his battle with the powerful, who see their troubles mirrored in his struggles, will not be denied, writes
@JuliePonzi
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The May 2024 issue of Chronicles is available online:
In this issue, Jeremy Carl (
@realJeremyCarl
) explains the importance of combatting anti-white racism:
Steve Sailer (
@Steve_Sailer
) discusses anti-white racism in the Democrat
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The true "white privilege" is to fight, and die if necessary, for what's left of Western civilization, the greatest civilization the world has ever known.
A passionate call to defend what is good and true, by Srdja Trifkovic, on the Chronicles blog:
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The deplatforming of Arktos Press is an ominous sign of the disappearance of intellectual freedom in the West.
Chronicles Editor Paul Gottfried writes:
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Thomas Carlyle was a bundle of intellectual and literary energy in the Victorian age, but his forceful ideas may have even more relevance to our present-day problems.
Neema Parvini remembers Carlyle in the July Chronicles:
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Gov. Abbott risks more than reelection in his effort to secure Texas' border. His success or failure will either strengthen or undermine the case for using the military to enact domestic border security.
Chronicles Associate Editor Pedro Gonzalez writes:
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Steve Bannon is no fascist, warmonger, or "Leninist"—he's a paleoconservative,
@JustinRaimondo
argues,
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Buchanan: "Trump repudiated the records and agendas of the neocons and their liberal interventionist allies, as well as the archipelago of War Party think tanks beavering away inside the Beltway."
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A war for the hearts, minds, and bodies of America’s children, which can often result in devastating and irreversible consequences—is being waged in every state, red or blue, and there is no opting out of the conflict.
@emeriticus
in the March/April issue:
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A catastrophic war over a piece of Eastern Europe, which does not have the slightest bearing on the security and well-being of the American people, may still be avoided.
Chronicles Foreign Affairs Editor Srdja Trifkovic writes:
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Libertarians, the antiwar movement & Trump—
@JustinRaimondo
takes score & explains why America First has already won.
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Powerful real-life vindication of Sam Francis’ 1994 warning of a developing anarcho-tyranny in the United States.
The right to self-defense is a pillar of Western jurisprudence. The assault on such a doctrine is vital to the present political revolution.
Daniel Perry was working as an Uber driver in Austin, TX when he found himself in the middle of a BLM mob.
A guy came up to his car and pointed an AK-47 at him and he fired back in self defense.
He was indicted for murder by a Soros-funded DA and was just found guilty.
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The latest societal trend has heterosexual males donning the feminine clothing of women. In an age of gender transition, Western society is truly becoming filled with weak men.
@AnnieHolmquist
Holmquist writes, in the August issue of Chronicles:
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“At every pivotal moment in America’s culture war, the Republican Party has used its economic policies to distract its voters from the fact it was either ceding cultural ground or selling it wholesale to the enemy.”
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We are now facing the historical crisis that the late Chronicles columnist Sam Francis predicted. We should celebrate him for his prophetic understanding, not cancel him for being politically incorrect.
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"The future of the Republican Party is not hard to find. National Republicans need to simply let Florida and its transformational governor show them the way."
@josh_hammer
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From the archives: "If transnational business is encouraged, the American people will suffer. Thousands of small and mid-size companies also will suffer, for they will lose their role as suppliers," wrote Anthony Harrigan in January 1990.
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Happy New Year, Chronicles readers! Our January 2022 issue is live online for subscribers at .
The theme of this issue is masculinity and equality. 1/
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In this discussion of 11 critics of contemporaneity, Neema Parvini is unsentimental about human nature, scornful of pabulum, and armed with mordant wit.
Derek Turner reviews Parvini's "The Prophets of Doom" in the March issue:
@DerekTurner1964
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In his new book, former Mises Institute President
@JeffDeist
writes incisively about the evils associated with the modern administrative state, including an important discussion of the late Murray Rothbard’s views on immigration.
Paul Gottfried's review:
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Impending Supreme Court cases give good reason for conservatives and constitutionalists to be cautiously optimistic. Significant conservative victories could be coming soon.
@josh_hammer
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Joseph de Maistre, a brilliant wordsmith, was an elegant defender of the old order, while John Stuart Mill, in his plodding prose, helped to usher in welfare democracy and the modern administrative state.
Paul Gottfried writes in the November issue:
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The Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, architect, and poet Michelangelo teaches us that the man who is seen as great by others must first demand greatness from within himself, and sustain it, however impossibly.
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Thanks Kat for sharing a Chronicles Magazine classic!
Read it for yourself:
Tucker Carlson debuted the phrase ‘anarcho-tyranny’ on his show last night, his latest attempt to terrify his viewers.
But that phrase isn’t just nonsense — It was originally coined by a rabid white nationalist:
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