Telegraph music critic Neil McCormick selected his picks for the 100 greatest songs of our time, though he admits it’s a rather personal list that’s heavy on that particular decade. The criteria: A great song evokes “ideas and emotions” and assumes “a kind of intrinsic life of its own,” McCormick says. I have 43 of these
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Plaas Moorde, that is Afrikaans for “farm murders.” The hills of Polokwane, in South Africa’s Limpopo Province, are dotted with over 2,000 makeshift white crosses. A cross is added for every South African farmer who is murdered. South Africa is clearly on the road to a genocide of its white farmers. After all, the first step toward
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Below are links to articles and/or blog posts primarily covering COVID-19 and the mRNA vaccines mandated for the general population as a supposed cure. Because of the many problems associated with them, people are now starting to question the entire mRNA vaccine schedule. (Vaccine, Big-Pharma, Pandemic, and other health-related articles of significance will also be posted here.)
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Below are links to primarily Conservative, Libertarian-leaning articles and/or blog posts that I have found to be enlightening with all that is happening in America and worldwide. Scan the list and read what catches your eye; for some, just reading the headlines will provide enough insight into the article’s content. Hopefully, you will take the
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From Critical Theory To Critical Race Theory To Woke A few years ago, Michael Nanya rightly observed that the “Critical Theory” canon is being taught to students before they’re given a chance to adequately understand the object of their ire, with many imbibing in abstract theoretical philosophy that forms the bias of their relationship to
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