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‘CSI’ Meets the Wings of Man: Classic Movie Review
by Mike Gray Once upon a brief time, one of the hottest authors in [...]
Another Look at ‘Fahrenheit 451′ by a Libertarian
by Mike Gray Jeff Riggenbach, on the Mises Daily weblog, celebrates Ray [...]
A Noir Film (or Maybe It Isn’t) That Isn’t Noir (or Maybe It Is)
by Mike Gray Follow Me Quietly (1949, RKO, 59 minutes) is a strange [...]
Remembering the Silver Fox
By Larry Kaufmann Probably no greatly popular American singer had less [...]
Ten Books for Conservatives (podcast)
From Accuracy in Media, in a podcast Don Irvine talks with Dr. Benjamin [...]
George M. Cohan: America’s Cheerleader
July is a time for patriotism in the United States, and much very good [...]
‘Avatar’—A “Push for a Return to Neo-pagan Animism/Pantheism”
In his January review of James Cameron's latest effort, "Avatar and the [...]
Thoughts for Independence Day (10)
From John Hancock (after signing the Declaration of Independence): There, [...]
Thoughts for Independence Day (9)
From Ralph Waldo Emerson: America is another name for opportunity. Our [...]
Thoughts for Independence Day (8)
From John Adams: I always consider the settlement of America with [...]
Thoughts for Independence Day (7)
From Benjamin Franklin: Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what [...]
Thoughts for Independence Day (6)
From Thomas Paine: Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom, [...]
New Book Provides Cultural Compass
Scott Nehring is a sometime film writer and current film critic, who [...]
“Innocent Blood”—An Account of The Battle of Lexington by One Who Was There
The Battle of Lexington: A Sermon and Eyewitness Narrative (Originally [...]
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