Tag Archives: Militant Islam

The True Spirit Of A Counterrevolutionary: Whittaker Chambers A Tormented Man

Posted on November 16, 2010 by William Holland

Most readers of this very blog are not old enough to remember the vapid ideological atmosphere that gripped the 1930’s as examined throughout the writings of Norman Podhoretz or Irving Kristol.  Both men ruthlessly examined the shape and commitment of … Continue reading →

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Huxley, Orwell & The Challenge Islam Faces

Posted on November 4, 2010 by William Holland

Electronic media decentralizes.  It permits every single individual to be a center without margins.  There is no analogue in the natural world that can challenge its scope or authority.  The problem is when we permit such innovation to eclipse the … Continue reading →

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The Limits Of Westphalia: Reflections On The Demise & Awakening Of International Relations Post 9-11

Posted on May 30, 2010 by William Holland

It must have horrified the great Dr. Kissenger to publish a book immediately prior to September 11.  “Does America Need A Foreign Policy” was published the summer of 2001.  Reading it in light of September 11 proved hollow for so … Continue reading →

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