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Seasons of Steyn

HAPPY LABOR DAY!/HAPPY LABOUR DAY!

Saturday, 04 September 2010

I wrote this column for The National Post eight Labor Days back, but, at the end of a week in which the Reverend Jesse Jackson's Cadillac Escalade gets stripped while he's at a "green jobs" rally, its central point holds up: The Reverend Jackson, the Reverend Gore, HRH The Prince of...

Five Years Ago

CARDS, YES; IDENTITY, NO

Saturday, 03 July 2010

We're approaching the fifth anniversary of the London Tube bombings. It prompted a rare bout of self-examination by the British establishment - which, needless to say, passed quickly: It has been sobering this past week watching some of my "woollier" colleagues (in Vicki Woods's self-designation) gradually awake to the realisation...

Request of the Week

DUTCH COURAGE

Thursday, 01 July 2010

Mark, Just read your article "When Irish Eyes Aren't Smiling". It put me in mind of another one. If you could repost your article right after Reagan's passing, when you recounted how the great man in the twilight of his life encountered a man walking throught the park who thanked...

One Year Ago

NET LOSSES

Saturday, 26 June 2010

Twelve months ago, the remaking of America was in full swing, and I found myself musing on the peculiar acceptance of the notion that ordinary life is now some sort of highwire act: A mere year ago the notion that the government would take over General Motors would have seemed...

Topical Take

THE CRAZY IN WINTER

Wednesday, 23 June 2010

Ross Perot turns 80 this weekend, which I must say came as a surprise to me, because it would make him 62 when he first ran for president back in '92, and he already seemed like a figure from another age. Here's what I had to say about him in the...

Ten Years Ago

THE STORY OF A MAN NAMED ASSAD

Sunday, 20 June 2010

Hafez Assad, a murderous old thug, died a decade ago, and Bill Clinton felt he ought to say something nice about him. If this sounds vaguely Obama-esque, I beg to differ. At least with Clinton the teary-eyed claptrap was always undercut by its patent insincerity: On being informed of the death of...

STEYN'S GREATEST HITS

Mark's most requested columns

1) AN A-Z OF THE CLINTON YEARS (Spectator, 2001)

2) YES, WE HAVE NO BANANA (Irish Times, 2003)

3) MULTICULTURALISTS ARE THE REAL RACISTS (National Post, 2002)

4) UNITED THEY'LL FALL (National Review, 1999)

5) IF YOU'RE ENGLISH, COME OUT OF THE CLOSET (Daily Telegraph, 2001)

6) SOMETIMES WAR IS WORTH IT (Daily Telegraph, 2005)

7) ALL HAIL HILLARY! (Sunday Telegraph, 2005)

8) WAR AND MEMORY (Daily Telegraph, 2003)

9) IRAQI WACKY WOO (Irish Times, 2005)

10) DOG BITES CANADA (Wall Street Journal, 2004)

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