Greta Thunberg is Donald Trump’s mirror image
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Every criticism, in her admirers’ eyes, confirms her righteousness and her opponents’ malignancy
Ben Sixsmith
Thursday
Sunday
Is it God’s will that President Trump will meet with Prime Minister Corbyn?
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Imagine the first handshake between the brash, obnoxious Republican billionaire and the earnest vegetarian Marxist
Saturday
Newsweek and the misunderstanding of ‘white death’
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Condescending claims, uncritically reported
Wednesday
What drives woke capitalism?
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Conservatives should stop believing that business is their ally
Friday
Sarah Dessen and the thin-skinned world of Young Adult fiction
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Why do so many writers have a victim complex?
Sunday
Ben Shapiro and the extreme nonsense of the horseshoe theory
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It brings no fortune and a great deal of confusion
Tuesday
How the groypers gave the ‘debate guys’ a rough time
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Charlie Kirk and his colleagues are painfully easy to outflank on even the most basic conservative positions
Friday
Why the left wants a political advertising ban
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It’s a preferable option to engaging in an argument
Wednesday
The trouble with the Petersons’ ‘carnivore diet’
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Mikhaila Peterson can make you a superhuman! And all for the low, low price of — wait for it — $599 a year
Wednesday
GQ is a holy text of woke capital
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As with clothes, ‘woke’ fashions offer endless content as different social phenomena are humorlessly deconstructed
Saturday
If Trump denies the Dunns justice, he is betraying Britain
Donald Trump has consistently supported Britain’s departure from the European Union. ‘Countries want their own identity,’ the president has said, ‘and the UK wanted its own identity.’ Indeed, Trump has been such a forceful advocate of the Leave position that he has announced that he should be called ‘MR BREXIT’. Trump has assured Britons that
Saturday
The alternative media has censorship problems too
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It is not especially unusual for figures in the alternative media to use the power of law to silence criticism
Saturday
Is this Mencius Moldbug’s moment?
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The neoreactionary blogger has resurfaced with a new essay
Sunday
The semiotics of Jackass
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For all the chaos on Jackass, there were no obvious consequences
Monday
L. Brent Bozell Jr, conservative insurrectionist
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Long before Sohrab Ahmari, Bozell argued for a political Catholicism
Friday
In defense of conspiracy theories
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Why the Jeffrey Epstein case has something for everyone
Sunday
Poles are in a quandary over Brexit
At first, Brexit was seen in Poland as a glorious but chaotic farce. As strange as it sounds, three long, grim years after the referendum, the whole thing seemed, to them, like a glorious chaotic farce. Most of them supported Poland’s membership of the EU but the irreverent Nigel Farage was more relatable than a
Friday
Can we find Bill Kristol a new job?
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He just doesn’t seem too well-suited to the world of political consultancy
Saturday
The Spectator USA guide to book curation
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Gwyneth Paltrow has a book curator – now you can too!
Thursday
Locking up bankers won't solve Britain's crime epidemic
On Monday, a 16-year-old boy was stabbed to death in Munster Square in Camden. A Witness reported seeing three men ‘screaming and laughing’ as they chased him with a machete. The poor kid apparently sought refuge in a house, banging on the door and pleading for help, but his pursuers were close behind him. A
