An Indo-Abrahamic Alliance Could Create a New and Better Order in Western Asia
Bringing India into the American system.
July 7, 2022
A Shockingly Relevant Jazz-Age Tale of Sexual Revolution, and Its Portrait of Jews
Ex-Wife and The Divorcee.
First published in 1929, Ursula Parrott’s Ex-Wife was a major commercial success, which MGM quickly adopted as the film The Divorcee. Its narrator and protagonist, Patricia, is a young woman who finds out—not unlike many young people today—that the revolt against traditional morality isn’t all it’s cracked up to be:
July 7, 2022
Harvard’s Israel Problem Goes Far Beyond Pro-Boycott Editorials and Apartheid Walls
A smokescreen for something darker.
Hizballah’s American Sleeper Agents
A black-ops division that plans off-the-shelf terrorist attacks to be activated when needed.
A Shockingly Relevant Jazz-Age Tale of Sexual Revolution, and Its Portrait of Jews
Ex-Wife and The Divorcee.
A 60-Page Record of the Portuguese Inquisition Goes Online
The country did not end autos-de-fé until 1821.