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Daniel Henninger WSJ & Yeats
I’ve always enjoyed listening to Daniel Henninger from the Wall St. Journal, a protege of Robert Bartley, he’s a familiar voice on John Batchelor’s NYC late night talk radio show. His latest editorial is titled ‘Obama to World: Drop Dead’. … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Daniel Henninger, Fundraising, Obama, WSJ, WWI, Yeats
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R.I.P. Eric Hobsbawm: Child of The Lost Generation
I have written before about Dr. Hobsbawm. I will not elaborate nor defend what British institutions have borne, namely a brilliant yet terribly misplaced intellect primarily shaped in the cauldron that became the First World War and its aftermath, namely … Continue reading
Posted in Morality, Satan/Evil, solzhenitzen
Tagged Empire, Hobsbawm, Solzhenitsen, Wojtyla, WWI, WWII
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Adolf Hitler: The Fuhrer In The Making
Dr. James Billington has resided as the Chief Librarian at the Library of Congress for decades. Recently he remarked that Lincoln, Shakespeare and Jesus have more published each year it remains impossible for any scholar to maintain a grasp given … Continue reading
Posted in Adolf Hitler
Tagged Adolf Hitler, Brigitte Hamann, Hitler's First War, Hitler's Vienna, Opportunist, Thomas Weber, WWI, WWII
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