Wokeness at Warp Speed
A few months ago I observed to Tucker Carlson that the difference between "Bush Derangement Syndrome" and "Trump Derangement Syndrome" was that the former was largely contained to a visceral loathing for the President himself, whereas the latter has been extended to anyone who voted for him - ie, the half of the electorate comprised of "racists", "fascists" and "white supremacists". Now TDS rampages on, to consume half the Democrats, too. Say what you like about Nancy Pelosi, but she took back the House by running the Dems as a "moderate" party that talked about things like voter concern over health care. A year on, and most of what the party's presidential candidates are yakking about - busing, the needs of trans-African-Americans, open ... |
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Politics & Current AffairsThe Cancelling of Lindsay Shepherd
From Lindsay Shepherd's virtual vaporization by Big Tech to daddy-daughter wardrobe sessions, Laura Rosen Cohen returns with the latest instalment of her weekly round-up of specially curated stories from across the globe. The War on Free SpeechCensorship Over Cocktails
Having just returned from the United Kingdom's Global Conference for Media Freedom, guest columnist Andrew Lawton takes aim at the free speech hypocrisy of western governments and the sentencing of Tommy Robinson. Steyn's Song of the Week(Ah, the Apple Trees) When the World Was Young
Today is le 14 juillet, Bastille Day, France's fĂȘte nationale, and I chance to find myself on French soil. So, in the waning hours of the national holiday, it seemed appropriate to pick something suitably Gallic for our Chanson de la Semaine. How about..? Je me lĂšve et je te bouscule Tu n'te rĂ©veilles pas Comme d'habitude... Which you may know better as: And now the end is near And so I face The final curtain... I confess a preference for Gilles Thibault's French text over Paul Anka's English rewrite, but, if we're going with anglicized franco-pop I think we should try and pick something that at least retains something of the flavor of the old country. So for something more evocatively Gallic we have to turn to Johnny Mercer, anglo ... Mark's Week in ReviewA Se'nnight of Steyn, July 8-14
From intergalactic film reviews and real-world dystopian justice to shawarma babies and the Democratic primary, here's what the last week had in store for SteynOnline readers. Mark at the MoviesGalaxy Quest
Mark at the Movies guest columnist Kathy Shaidle takes an intergalactic look at an underrated parody film from 1999, Galaxy Quest starring Tim Allen, Alan Rickman, Sigourney Weaver and Tony Shalhoub. Politics & Current AffairsThe Empire Wokes Back
In Democrat identity politics it helps to be a British subject Politics & Current AffairsIs it Hot in Here or is it Just Me?
Laura Rosen Cohen links around the world, from California grooming to Continental bathing Politics & Current AffairsRip Van Woken in a Land of Non-Binary Oreos
The Age of Woke is one of accelerating obsolescence Katz & CRTV vs SteynSteyn Wins ...Again
Litigious losers Cary Katz and Blaze/CRTV strike out yet again The Mark Steyn ShowA True North Stronger and Freer
Conrad Black joins The Mark Steyn Show to talk about his latest book, The Canadian Manifesto. The Mark Steyn ShowHoney Traps and Money Traps
In this episode those seeking to entrap a junior Trump staffer go through every dangle in the book from cash to honeypots. Then comes Robert Mueller - and the appalling personal cost to George and his family: Part One of my interview with George Papadopoulos can be found here - and, if you... Katz & CRTV vs SteynCRTV vs Steyn: The Verdict
A case that should never have been brought finally ends. Katz & CRTV vs SteynKatz & Blaze TV vs Steyn: A Cut-Out'n'Keep Guide
Cary Katz's four Steyn suits (and counting) The War on Free SpeechThe Vertigo at the Top of the Stick
Michael E Mann's defamation suit against me enters its Mann vs SteynFootball and Hockey
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A Clubman's NotesThe Pig-Headed Marplots
Welcome to the final installment of our current Tale for Our Time - published in 1903, Erskine Childers' classic The Riddle of the Sands. Thank you so much for your various reactions to this latest radio serialization. Sol, a very convivial shipmate on last year's maiden voyage of the Mark Steyn cruise, has provided a running commentary most evenings, collectively arguing that Childers' own tragic biography is the key to understanding this tale: The history and background of Childers is crucial for this story. Thank you for including it in the always-superb introduction. This is quite a reveal from the author a few chapters back: '...for Davies broke down the last barriers of reserve and let me see his whole mind. He loved this girl and he ... A Clubman's NotesRehearsal Call
Welcome to the penultimate episode of Erskine Childers' 1903 novel of sailing and spying, The Riddle of the Sands... A Clubman's NotesA Stowaway Without a Hold
Episode Twenty-Nine of my serialization of Erskine Childers's classic tale The Riddle of the Sands. In tonight's episode, Carruthers finds himself turning stowaway... A Clubman's NotesDockside Crimps and Beer-House Slatterns
Welcome to Part Twenty-Eight of The Riddle of the Sands by Erskine Childers. In tonight's episode, Carruthers makes the mistake of breakfasting in an ill-chosen beer house... A Clubman's NotesA Seaman with a Baedeker
Time for Part Twenty-Seven of my serialization of The Riddle of the Sands by Erskine Childers... A Clubman's NotesA Reluctance to Quit
Welcome to Part Twenty-Six of an undoubted classic - The Riddle of the Sands by Erskine Childers... A Clubman's NotesGhoulish Gusto
Here comes Part Twenty-Five of my serialization of The Riddle of the Sands... The Mark Steyn Weekend ShowThe Snows of Yesteryear
Steyn's Song of the WeekThere's A Kind of Hush (All Over the World) with Peter Noone and Herman's Hermits
A live Song of the Week with the irrepressible Peter Noone and Herman's Hermits and a great pop song by Les Reed and Geoff Stephens: On the TownNon-Stop Nearly Number Ones
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