The Bachman Beat
Tal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy, part VIII
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Tal Bachman draws on philosophy from Aristotle and Clint Eastwood in this essay on living a life of flourishing, excellence, virtue, and reason...
Tal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy, part VII
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Tal Bachman on man's lack of knowledge, the pursuit of truth, and whether hubris or piety afflicted Oedipus...
Tal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy, part VI
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Tal Bachman turns to the classics in this take on Sophocles' Oedipus Rex and the pursuit of truth...
Tal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy, part V
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Tal Bachman delves into human fallibility and the myriad examples of it in the Bible and Greek mythology...
Tal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy, part IV
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Tal Bachman on Erich Fromm, Karl Marx, and Friedrich Nietszche – and their myriad influences on modern Wokism...
Tal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy, part III
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Tal Bachman expounds the work of psychologist Erich Fromm to explain why Wokists despise freedom, seek out control, and impose destruction...
Tal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy, part II
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"Wokism is more than a religion, and a state religion at that. It's a political ideology, too. It's a bellicose, uncompromising, ruthless, unself-critical, totalitarian movement entailing both religious and political features," Tal Bachman writes...
Tal Bachman: We Have Met the Enemy
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Tal Bachman on the Left's embrace of 'Wokist' theology and disdain for America...
Tal Bachman: A Quick Post-Mortem
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As America steps into what's shaping up to be the most destructive presidential regime in American history, guest columnist Tal Bachman does a post-mortem of the Trump administration.
Tal Bachman: Reform This Thing
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Tal Bachman calls for a radical solution to make America's elections fair and fraud-proof...
Tal Bachman: Election Day Minus Eight
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The Bidens are up to no good, and the mainstream media refuses to talk about it, Tal Bachman writes...
Tal Bachman: Three Weeks in '86
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Tal Bachman looks back on his friendship with Edward Van Halen, developed over three weeks on the road in 1986...
Tal Bachman: Forty Years Later, A Musical Memoriam
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Tal Bachman reflects on the life and work of Led Zeppelin's John Bonham, forty years after his passing...
Tal Bachman: Finding Jessica
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Faux Afro-Puerto Rican professor Jessica Krug has become 'Wokism's' first auto-martyr, executed by her own hand out of devotion to the world's most destructive religion, Tal Bachman writes...
Tal Bachman: Christians, Come Back
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At a time when the world needs Christians to stand up, too many churches are retreating...
A House Divided
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The United States are no longer united, but rather two diverging tribes with monumental moral differences. This spells the end of the American republic, Tal Bachman writes...
I'll Be At The Beach, Thanks...
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Gone are the days of thoughtful Democrats, having been replaced with supporters of violent anarchism, censorship, race wars, baby-killing, adolescent genital amputation, lunatic denialism, cockamamie conspiracy theories, geriatric genocide, and just overall compulsive, mindless, Joker-like destructionism, Tal Bachman writes...
Saying No to the Puppet Show
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Guest columnist Tal Bachman on why Kamala Harris is a dream come true for the Democrat puppeteers (although less so for the electorate)...
Machiavelli for Dessert
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Guest columnist Tal Bachman brings a story of the little guy against the corporations in this ode to a key lime pie.
The Last of a Hundred Deaths
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Guest columnist Tal Bachman reflects on the life – and many deaths – of Peter Green.
Orchestral Manoeuvres No Longer in the Dark
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Singer-songwriter Tal Bachman unpacks what he says is the worst arts piece ever published by the New York Times, a call for orchestras to mandate racial diversity.
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