The Depopulation Bomb
Nicholas Eberstadt and Peter Robinson | Uncommon Knowledge
Nicholas Eberstadt joins Peter Robinson to examine the societal and social impacts of countries being unable to sustain a population-replacement birth rate.
Nicholas Eberstadt and Peter Robinson | Uncommon Knowledge
Nicholas Eberstadt joins Peter Robinson to examine the societal and social impacts of countries being unable to sustain a population-replacement birth rate.
Montesquieu’s Warning About Our Childlessness
What can Americans learn from Montesquieu to address the nation's population decline?
READ MORE
What can Americans learn from Montesquieu to address the nation's population decline?
READ MORE
It is good to stay healthy, but today's narcissistic gym culture leads away from the path of virtue.
READ MORE ›
READ MORE ›
The Influencer
Charles Murray’s social science is sometimes provocative, usually controversial, and always significant to the national debate.
Charles Murray’s social science is sometimes provocative, usually controversial, and always significant to the national debate.
The Baby Jihad: 'We're Taking Over Your Country.'by Raymond Ibrahim
The Stream
September 7, 2022
https://www.meforum.org/63564/the-baby-jihad-were-taking-over-your-country
The Stream
September 7, 2022
https://www.meforum.org/63564/the-baby-jihad-were-taking-over-your-country
The Lessons Of 9/11 Are Still Unlearned
by Bruce Thornton via Front Page Magazine
Our credentialed mavens can’t break free of their institutional orthodoxy and narratives.
by Bruce Thornton via Front Page Magazine
Our credentialed mavens can’t break free of their institutional orthodoxy and narratives.
Monetary Policy Lessons for the Federal Reserve
Desmond Lachman | Hill
Desmond Lachman reflects on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's notable speech last week and the Fed's streak of hawkish monetary policy. Lachman says that Powell continues to ignore the most important lesson from past monetary policy experience, on which almost all economists agree: that monetary policy operates with long and variable lags.
Desmond Lachman | Hill
Desmond Lachman reflects on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's notable speech last week and the Fed's streak of hawkish monetary policy. Lachman says that Powell continues to ignore the most important lesson from past monetary policy experience, on which almost all economists agree: that monetary policy operates with long and variable lags.
What's Wrong With Being Sworn In On The Qur'an? – David Horowitz Freedom Center https://t.co/10sZysqvLC
— gk68 (@gk68) September 2, 2022
Navy Secretary’s One-Year Status Report Talks About Everything… Except Sea Power
By Dakota L. Wood, RealClearDefense: "In the Indo-Pacific, the Navy faces a three-to-one numerical disadvantage in fleet size compared to China’s navy."
By Dakota L. Wood, RealClearDefense: "In the Indo-Pacific, the Navy faces a three-to-one numerical disadvantage in fleet size compared to China’s navy."
Kateryna Stepanenko, Grace Mappes, and Frederick W. Kagan write: Russian President Vladimir Putin is increasingly relying on irregular volunteer and proxy forces rather than conventional units and formations of the Russian Federation Armed Forces. […]Putin’s souring relationship with the military command and the Russian (MoD) may explain in part the Kremlin’s increasing focus on recruiting ill-prepared volunteers into ad-hoc irregular units rather than attempting to draw them into reserve or replacement pools for regular Russian combat units. – Institute for the Study of War
RSS Feed