Tiger Hunting in Sri Lanka
If you missed our livestream Clubland Q&A, here's the action replay. Simply click above and settle back for an hour of my answers to questions from Mark Steyn Club members around the planet on the media's weird need to pin the Easter massacre on a civil war that ended a decade ago, on the New York mayor's plans to abolish the skyscraper, on the Brexit Party's chances in the EU elections, and much more. We hope you find it an illuminating and rewarding hour. Of the many questions I didn't get to, we'll pick up a few extras in the next video edition of Mark's Mailbox. If you're not yet a Steyn Club member, well, we're steaming at full speed toward our second birthday, and, if you're minded to consider signing up, you can find out more info ... |
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Clubland Q&ALive Around the Planet: Wednesday April 24th
Steyn answers questions from Mark Steyn Club members live around the world Topical TakeDon't Mention the Jihad
As I wrote yesterday, I think media coverage of the Sri Lankan Easter massacre marked a further descent on a ever slipperier slope. But it's worth noting that we're where we are today because of trends set in motion back when this thing got going. Less than three months after 9/11 - December 1st 2001 - I published the following piece in The Spectator. In the ensuing eighteen years, every fatuous Islamoschmoozing tic of western politicians has expanded beyond parody: Are you a Western leader of the Judaeo-Christian or Agnostic-Atheist persuasion? Want to issue a public statement on how much you respect and value Islam as a peaceful religion of moderation and tolerance? Take a number, pal. The line's longer than the waiting-list at a ... Steyn on FoxA Tree Grows in Brooklyn
Mark and Tucker on Earth Day - and New York mayor Bill de Blasio's abolition of the skyscraper: Politics & Current AffairsTaqiyya for Easter
The media's determination to present an Islamic massacre of Christians as anything but Steyn's Song of the WeekIt's Not Unusual
Mark remembers Les Reed - and Tom Jones' first ever hit record On the TownEaster Parade
Steyn on the only Easter pop standard - plus the meaning of the word "rotogravure", and whether anyone actually could write a sonnet about your Easter bonnet Mark at the MoviesThe Passion Of The Christ
From fifteen Easters ago, Mel Gibson's blockbuster Steyn on CultureEdelweiss über alles
Your pop-culture scorecard: Kate Smith is racist, Rodgers & Hammerstein are Nazis, and Dame Edna is done... Steyn on FoxMulling Mueller
Mark gives his initial thoughts on Robert Mueller's long awaited report: 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) |
A Clubman's Notes"This Will Kill That"
Mark presents a special Tale for Our Time featuring selections from The Hunchback of Notre Dame - or, to give it Victor Hugo's title in French, Notre-Dame de Paris... The Mark Steyn Weekend ShowThe Sweeter Melodies Unheard
A Clubman's NotesAnnouncing... The Second Annual Mark Steyn Club Cruise
Following last year's sell-out maiden voyage, we decided to make the Mark Steyn Club Cruise an annual event. And so the second Steyn cruise will leave Vancouver on September 4th and sail through Alaska's beautiful Inside Passage to Glacier Bay. I'll be doing double-duty, hosting the cruise, and also hosting live editions of The Mark Steyn Show at sea - with among others the great Dennis Miller... A Clubman's NotesCrowd-Making in Chicago
Welcome to the second half of our double-bill of science fiction by Rudyard Kipling: Isn't it almost time that our Planet took some interest in the proceedings of the Aerial Board of Control..? A Clubman's NotesKipling Does Sci-Fi
Welcome to the twenty-third yarn in these Tales for Our Time. We're going to be spending the next few days with a brace of stories featuring the Aerial Board of Control. What's that? Well... On the TownTwelfth Night Live!
with Mark and his guests Comden & Green, Everything But The Girl, the Georgian Voices, Stubby Kaye, Emma Kershaw with Tim Rice, the Klezmer Conservatory Band, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Russell Nype, Paul Sorvino, Carol Welsman and Koko Yamamoto & Tal Bachman Steyn's Song of the WeekAba Daba Honeymoon
For this week's live-music edition of Steyn's Song of the Week, Maria Muldaur temporarily abandons "Midnight at the Oasis" for a wild jungle ride: 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
The Corner post that launched a lawsuit... |
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