Author Archives: jamesbradfordpate

I read some articles from the John Birch Society’s long-standing New American magazine and am passing along two articles. Both provide a helpful counterbalance to the mainstream media’s narrative. They are lengthy and rather dry—-they don’t evoke a gleeful “own … Continue reading →

Takeaways: A. The Buffalo shooter was mentally ill and gave indications that he was mentally ill prior to the shooting. B. Should we ban the expression of ideas because someone acts violently on them? Pol Pot committed mass violence after … Continue reading →

Austrian economists have claimed that the government printing lots of money leads to inflation. Why, then, was inflation low, even when the U.S. government was printing and spending lots of money? According to the Z Man, the reason was that … Continue reading →

“Regarding the Fauci/NIAID beagle-torturing claims, Reinhard and Abutaleb (and the people they interviewed for the piece) dismissed them as ‘false,’ ‘misinformation,’ ‘bogus,’ ‘conspiracy theories,’ ‘ridiculous accusations and outright lies,’ ‘dangerous to the entire field of science,’ and ‘erroneous claims amplified … Continue reading →

“The backdrop to the 2014 coup and annexation cannot be understood without looking at the US strategy to open Ukrainian markets to foreign investors and give control of its economy to giant multinational corporations.” “In Ukraine, the IMF had long … Continue reading →

Two noteworthy passages: “When you are running in politically hostile territory, and when Fox News has branded your party as the enemy of American values, you need some signal to your constituents that you differ from your colleagues. The paradox … Continue reading →

R.A. Denny. The Alchemy Thief. 2021. Go here to purchase the book. This book is the first of R.A. Denny’s “Pirates and Puritans” series. Whereas her previous series, “Tales of Tzoladia,” was fantasy, this book is a combination of historical … Continue reading →

Here are some reviews of IVP review books I was sent. The reviews will be succinct. These will be the last IVP review books that I review in a long time. I enjoy them, but there are other books that … Continue reading →

https://thenewamerican.com/celebrate-columbus-divided-history-and-deserves-to-be-defended-not-upended/

China is restricting video games, thinking that they demasculinize men, making them weaker and less interested in starting a family. Family is increasingly becoming important to China due to the impact of the one-child policy, which resulted in a dearth … Continue reading →