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Architecture is always Political – Part Two

Simon Elmer

This is the second part of a two-part article, you can read Part 1 here. When did new buildings...

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Architecture is always Political – Part One

Simon Elmer

‘We would have brought architecture back to its proper calling, as the art of settlement, in which people build...

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A Bizarre Kind of Executive Action: The Suppression of Epochal Documentaries

Edward Curtin

“The old lie: Dulce et decorum est /Pro patria mori (It is a sweet and fitting thing to die...

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“People’s Choice”

Jordan Henderson

Jordan Henderson lives in the Northwest of the United States. He works in oil paints, and charcoals. A portfolio...

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Patrick’s Endgame When Words Fall on Deaf Ears

Edward Curtin

“I use the words you taught me. If they don’t mean anything anymore, teach me others. Or let me...

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The Face

Kit Knightly

The spooky season is upon us, and so I thought I would treat you (or trick you) to a...

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What the “Shakespeare portrait” controversy can teach us about our relationship with reality

Kit Knightly

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is having the portrait of William Shakespeare removed from No. 10, according to various...

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The Free Soul of a Genius: Kris Kristofferson

Edward Curtin

“He who binds to himself a joy Does the winged life destroy; But he who kisses the joy as...

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WATCH: The Rings of Prime II: Loose Canon

J R Leach

Nothing is sacred anymore. Attacks on tradition and the old ways come from every angle, and some of the...

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WATCH: How ANDOR Exposes the Fragile Power of Tyranny

As surprising as it sounds, the Disney+ show ANDOR – a Star Wars spin-off – was going to be...

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Self Reliance

Todd Hayen

I was first introduced to the brilliance of Ralph Waldo Emerson when studying the principles of Science of Mind over...

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Against the Dark Enslaving Empire!

Paul Cudenec

It can be a strange feeling, at times, to be putting forward an understanding of the world that differs...

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WATCH: The Rings of Prime – Sound and fury, signifying nothing

J R Leach

As the global machine steamrolls through entertainment at the same relentless pace as it does everything else, we invite...

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WATCH: Ancient Apocalypse & Graham Hancock’s “Dangerous Ideas”

JR Leach’s latest video, based on his article of the same name from 2022. “Today I explore Graham Hancock’s...

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“Choice”

Share your thoughts on the “choice” facing the nation in our General Election thread. JR Leach is a cartoonist,...

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Fire in the Soul: Nick Lyons

Edward Curtin

With lilacs in the dooryard blooming a week ago, I was struck by a sense of synchronicity so strong...

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REVIEW: The JFK Assassination Chokeholds

Edward Curtin

During my many years of teaching at different universities, nearly all my colleagues insisted that Lee Harvey Oswald alone...

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WATCH: A Plague of Saints – Lessons from Alan watts

JR Leach’s latest video, based on his article from earlier this year. “In contemplating the propaganda of the past,...

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Beijing McCafé

R Weiler

The people’s expectations have evolved in general from satisfying basic needs to improving the quality of life, and their...

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“The World As It Was”: A Masterly Documentary Film

Edward Curtin

Here’s a film about the 1950s – “The World As It Was” – that will tell you a great...

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