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A special SteynPost this week: Last Wednesday Mark hosted a live Q&A session with Mark Steyn Club Founding Members from around the planet. He rattled through a couple of dozen questions, but that still left plenty more unanswered. So he grabbed a bunch of them, on everything from Donald Trump to Oliver Twist, and used them for this video edition of Mark's Mailbox. Click below to watch:
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from Mark's Mailbox, May 24, 2017
Tomorrow by the Numbers
Mark looks at the triviality of M Macron's "En Marche!" program compared to what's really on the march:
The White Death
In this brand new SteynPost, Mark considers coastal condescension toward collapsed American communities, the realities of a world without work, and the strange phenomenon of death by despair:
The War That Made The World We Live In
Mark reflects on the 100th anniversary of the Canadian victory at Vimy Ridge and of America's entry into the conflict - and on the long shadows of the Great War:
The Tragedy of the Commons
A tale of two Houses of Commons...
The Lameness of Labels
Now that CRTV has fired Mark and canceled The Mark Steyn Show, we thought you might enjoy this final SteynPost:
Fun for Young and Old
From The Mark Steyn Show, here's another SteynPost that CRTV declined to air shortly before firing him. Nevertheless, we thought you might like to see it.
In this edition, Mark talks about age and identity - as manifested in America, France, Turkey and elsewhere:
Something is Rotten in the State of Sweden
Mark addresses the state of affairs in Sweden in light of the recent remarks by President Trump:
Deep and Deeper
Steyn muses on the supposedly non-existent Deep State:
Mad and Magyar
From The Mark Steyn Show, here's a SteynPost that starts with Mark's famous observation on the left's standard slur - that, when everybody's Hitler, nobody's Hitler:
Writing It Down
Ahead of the first round of the French election, Mark muses on constitutions and culture, pizza and kebab:
A Proliferation of Perimeters
In this SteynPost, Mark considers a paradox of our time across the west: in the absence of a security perimeter around the national border, we have to have a security perimeter around everything inside the border. Click below to watch:
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The Politicization of Everything
In this SteynPost, Mark starts with some thoughts on climate data and the corruption of science, and goes on to consider the way politics has consumed all other areas of life:
Permanence and Illusion
Steyn muses on enduring monarchies, chickified republics, a Statue of Liberty and a Statue of Immigration:
Suicide by Virtue-Signaling
Here's a SteynPost that starts with increasing Democrat disdain for the codes and conventions of normal politics, the deathbed demography of Japan, and moves on to what Steyn calls the biggest story of our time - the great migrations:
When the Twain Meet...
Starting with Trump's executive order and the Quebec mosque murders, Mark moves on to consider broader issues of immigration, free speech ...and some famous lines of Kipling:
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