Author: Thomas Fleming

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I’m Ready to Lead

My campaign manager Red Phillips, recovering from a COVID infection that sent him recently into the ICU, arose from his bed of suffering to create our first poster

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The Impossibility of Democracy, Part III: The Religion of Propaganda

“Black History Month, which used to be known as February…”

Sam Francis’ witticism has been repeated ad infinitum, by friend and foe alike, usually with little appreciation of the broader implications, which extend far beyond the politics of race.  The politics of race, let us never forget, is merely one comparatively small part of the Revolution against Western civilization and human nature.

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The Impossibility of Democracy, Part II: The Fourth Estate

Most Americans are convinced that they live in a democracy.  Who can blame them?  They have been told nothing else throughout their lives.  Until not too long ago, there had been a remnant of conservatives who insisted that the Founding Fathers had established a republic, but the constant jeers from the Leftist Mainstream have apparently forced them to drop this affectation.  

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Time for My Second Presidential Campaign

Many years ago, to test the gullibility of colleagues and readers, I started the rumor that I was being considered as a possible Presidential candidate.  No one I know could be that gullible?  Think again, one prominent libertarian-leaning conservative called to find out if it was true.  Obviously, he was sounding me out for a cabinet appointment. A few years later, I printed a piece, which I explicitly attributed to a dream, in which I was being dragged to the Hague to be put on trial for complicity in Slobodan Milosevic’s genocidal policies in Kosovo.  Again, who would believe it?...

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Our January Book, With Fire and Sword

As I explained in a comment, Curtin was a famous folklorist and historian of the Mongols, whose  death was lamented by Teddy Roosevelt.  He can be long-winded and takes for granted a breadth of reading which not everyone possesses.  Nonetheless, his introduction is very useful.

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Poems: Jessica Powers

Jessica Powers was born less than three hours from our house, in Mauston, Wisconsin, in 1905.  In 1941 she entered a Carmelite convent in Pewaukee, where she received the name Sister Miriam of the Holy Spirit.