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The Forgotten Nobel

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Donald Trump’s nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize has led to some humorous overreactions. Many Trump fans are acting as if this cinches reelection, forgetting that Jimmy Carter’s far more substantial peacemaking in the Middle East did nothing to shield him from the Reagan tsunami. On the other end of the Trump spectrum, the Never Trump Atlantic was so horrified at the mere...

Wayne Allensworth on the Cotto/Gottfried Webcast

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The subject was my recent article, “George W. Bush and Friends: Enemies and Traitors.” You can watch the webcast here.   An excerpt from the article: “Your humble servant confesses to having never felt any deep personal animus for “W’s” pal Barrack Obama. Given Obama’s shallow American roots and his cosmopolitan background, I doubt that he ever felt any strong connection to our...

What are we—and our enemies—fighting for?

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In regard to my article “Revolution and Resistance: How Can Elections Continue?” , here’s an interesting observation from an astute reader: “Nothing can save our country now, it’s already gone.  Obviously the Radical Left/BLM/Antifa hate it and are trying to destroy it, but on the other side the Middle American Resistance is no longer willing to fight for its preservation...

Diana Rigg, RIP

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I first saw Diana Rigg starring as Emma Peel opposite Patrick Macnee’s John Steed in “The Avengers,” one of many British cultural imports that flooded these shores in the 1960s. I loved that show and its stars and its distinctive theme song. (The composer, Laurie Johnson, also did the music for “Dr. Strangelove”). Diana Rigg was a great actress who did many great...

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