10 history books to understand the last 1000 years:
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1) The Napoleonic Wars: A Global History by Alexander Mikaberidze
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The State of the Union
Sunday, September 6, 2026
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Friday, September 4, 2026
Only Reform Can Restore the UK
The United Kingdom is more disunited than ever.
The United Kingdom has suffered liberal to socialist
government, and back again, over the last twenty years.
The 1990s Labour government hadn’t reached peak woke yet.
Instead, they were clearly committed to a fainting phrase of capitalism while
increasing reckless spending, government overreach, and undermining the rights
and liberties of UK citizens.
Mass immigration burgeoned as a problem under Tony Blair, and
has gotten worse with each subsequent government.
The so-called Conservatives, starting with David Cameron,
continued the slide towards decadent secular liberalism, from climate alarmism
to same-sex marriage, increased abortions, and more immigration (legal and
illegal).
Today, UK citizens have no government looking out for them. The
major parties have become a uni-party punch-and-Judy show of incompetence,
corruption, and communism. Gilbert and Sullivan’s “Utopia Unlimited” would have
run a better state.
Enter Nigel Farage. If historians have any integrity, they
will recognize and feature him as one of the most outstanding patriots in
English history. He may not have fought side by side with the Roundheads
against Charles I; he may not have served in World Wars 1 and 2; but he has spearheaded
an untiring, inspiring movement to save his country and restore his countrymen.
Since the early 1990s, he lobbied for the United Kingdom to leave
the European Union. The naysayers on both sides of the political spectrum
laughed him off, convinced that the United Kingdom's entry and placement in the
European Union was untouchable.
Then came June 2016, and the United Kingdom voted to leave
the EU. The fight didn't stop there, however, because Parliament refused to enact
the will of the people. Farage stepped aside to support London mayor Boris
Johnson's premiership, and he finally got Brexit done.
Further to Farage's credit, he didn't stop after the Brexit
win. Johnson did get the UK out of the EU, but he hastened socialist
degradation, relegated secularism, and increased Chinese communist party
influence. In the end, the “Johnson Conservatives” were just as guilty as their
premier predecessors and the liberal government before them of undermining
their own country.
In came Reform UK, Farage’s flagship party to … reform
British politics forever. In two years, Farage and team have already gained six
seats in Parliament (including crossovers from the useless Tories), including
Farage himself, finally winning his Clacton-on-Sea constituency after decades
of failed efforts.
Reform is the real right-wing alternative for the British
people. The Tories are proven traitors, having campaigned on conservative
platforms and priorities, only to renege on them time and again.
His party’s impressive victories across city and county
elections in 2026 have further established that Reform that is the restoring agent needed. All
of the spirit and revolution of The Roundheads and the glorious revolutionaries
who cherish UK freedoms, prosperity, and dignity will find their greatest
expression in Farage's Reform.
Now Farage is facing a challenge from the right. Former
Reform MP Rupert Lowe had some personal problems and controversies, and Farage kicked
him out to avoid the drag on the Reform agenda. Putting pride and personal
vendetta over country, Lowe launched a protest party: Restore Britain. To his
credit, Lowe takes stronger positions on cultural issues, and he is less
politically correct. Elon Musk has sided with Lowe and against Farage, as well!
Farage is an astute party boss, and he recognizes that
politics is the art of the possible. Perhaps he's not as outspoken on radical
Islam as he needs to be, although he is taking more steps to confront the
radicalism. His pragmatic approach to illegal immigration (We can’t deport
every illegal immigrant because it’s impossible) is not the right take,
however. He can follow President Trump’s program, getting rid of the worst,
cutting off the government money for the rest, and they will flee voluntarily.
Farage’s platform for reforming bureaucracy and cutting spending may not be as
aggressive as many would like, but you have to start with a real plan and a
character and commitment to accomplish it.
As a political outsider hoping for the most conservative
leadership in Britain, I was open to supporting Rupert Lowe. He tells the truth
without a filter. He has not distanced himself from Tommy Robinson. He unabashedly
recognizes the problems with Islam.
After the Manchester by-election in June 2026, mayor-turned-prime-minister
Andy Burnham won the seat. Recognizing that Restore Britian could frustrate
Reform’s efforts, Farage reached out to Rupert Lowe and his supporters: "What
do you want?"
Answering the question, Lowe listed a
series of requirements for the Restore Britain ticket to fold into Reform.
·
Mass Deportations: Deport every illegal
migrant—including women and children—and enforce tougher rules on legal
migration.
·
Cultural Bans: Implement bans on the
burqa, cousin marriage, and halal and kosher slaughter.
·
Death Penalty: Hold a national referendum
on restoring the death penalty.
·
Austerity and Welfare Cuts: Make larger
spending cuts and reform welfare.
·
Cabinet Restrictions: Exclude all former
Conservative ministers from a future Reform government.
Most of Lowe’s demands are focused on forcing Farage to take
a tougher stance on issues he cares about. Farage can solve the death penalty controversy
by putting the question to a vote before Parliament once he’s prime minister.
If Parliament says no, that’s on them.
Two other issues were non-starters. Farage cannot remove Reform
members who have abandoned the Conservative Party. Other pundits have also
faulted Farage for inviting former Tories into his coalition. However, those
former “Conservatives” were true conservatives who opposed their own party
leaders by standing on principles, pushing back against the largesse and large
failures of their decisions; and they remained in Parliament following the 2024
Tory Shellacking. Successful political parties depend on loyalty and trust.
Also, Farage needs to attract disaffected Tory voters.
Then there’s the dust-up over kosher practices. The United
Kingdom’s heritage is not under attack from Jews. What is Lowe thinking? The
Kosher controversy suggests that Farage did the right thing by removing Lowe.
If UK voters want to save their country, they need to pick
Reform and reject Restore. The latest by-election in a Kent constituency proves
the dire necessity for this change. Mike Goodwin provided a sound
analysis and clear warning in his recent Substack
post. Restore Britain harmed Reform, so that Farage’s team lost what should
have been an easy-win local election. Kent is strong Brexit territory, and the
main location where the boatloads of illegal immigrants breach British soil and
sovereignty.
Restore Britain is not only restoring Britain, but rather restoring
left-wing chances for maintaining power and exacerbating the destruction of the
UK. Reform UK has lost other by-elections because of Lowe’s protest vote.
Reform is the only principled patriotic right-wing
opposition, and the best hope for restoring Britain is Nigel Farage as prime
minister. Liberal pundits
have mocked Farage as a wannabe Trump, but his astute political maneuvering
and cultural sense can win over the British public better than Lowe’s grumbling
or the Tories’ long record of failure. Farage, the consummate political
operator, needs to emphasize not only the repeated betrayals of the Tories, but
the current problems created by Restore Britain. Farage should co-opt some of
the issues from Lowe’s camp, then double down on why voters should ignore him.
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Anti-Tribute to Milo Yiannopoulos
And thus the whirligig of time brings in his revenges. William
Shakespeare, Twelfth Night, Act V, Scene 1
Milo Yiannopoulos, the
Gamer Gate reporter who exposed the left’s attempt to push feminism, LGBT
and diversity into gaming; the Breitbart enfant terrible who called
himself a “virtuous troll” among corporate media types; the campus lecturer bĂȘte
noire, the jokester who mocked the wokesters before become a woke joke himself;
the gay “conservative” who became a straight far-right (?) influencer; the
celebrity-turned-obscurity who turned everyone off, the wannabe podcaster who grifted where he
could; the flimsy buddy to white nationalists who betrayed them when their
association stopped paying the bills; Kanye’ Wests former PR guy who failed at
his own PR, the guy who was “super-hot back in 2015, 2016 and kind of
disappeared” according
to Ben Shapiro; the male version of Sue Mengers, bad taste but lacking
class, connections, common decency, or relevance; and a chief cheerleader for
deporting all illegals (and
the above-mentioned Shapiro, disturbingly enough), has been deported.
Good riddance!
Milo Yiannopoulos was the troll whose trolling finally took
its toll, and justifiably so. Falling from social media grace in 2017, he
repeatedly tried to get back in front of the cameras, like Norma Desmond long
past her prime. He resorted to slandering conservative social media
commentators, engaging in the most outlandish conspiracy theories, then teaming
up with the most sordid people, all for a buck.
Then the universe hit back, and boy, the irony is delicious.
Trump has excised MTG, Alex Jones, Tucker Carlson, and Candace
Owens by repudiating their latest anti-Trump antics. Despite their deep dishonesty
and lack of integrity, they are American citizens, so they are entitled to
their opinions, and we are entitled to ignore them.
Milo was an interesting case. He was the avant-garde of MAGA
at the time: provocative and contradictory, unafraid to say the things that
couldn’t be said (about Islam, feminism, immigration, etc.). The problem with
being a troll, however, is that other trolls muscle in on the audience, and
there comes a point where real consequences meet the virtual reality of
relentless Internet fandom.
The UK national overstayed his VISA, received multiple
summons to appear in federal immigration court, yet blew them off as if they
didn’t matter. Then, when
checking in at a Louisiana airport, ICE nabbed him, booked him, and shipped
him out the next day.
That’s what I call efficiency. This glorious outcome is the
latest form of conservative correctional justice, as well, with another useless
“woke right” wannabe getting the boot.
How did he become anything in the first place? Milo burst onto
the conservative scene with Breitbart News in 2015. He had previously made a
name for himself exposing the attempts to turn video games into left-wing feminist
drek. He should have stuck with that line of journalism and stayed in the UK. Instead,
he came to America looking for work, and Breitbart took him up through a
friendly contact, Raheem Kassem. That Breitbart
alumnus has since issued an apology to the world for having brought him
into the American conservative media space.
We forgive you, Raheem!
Like a Diva who lost her voice but didn’t care, Milo
relished the job, then tried to push Raheem out of his job! Milo insisted on
his own news section, then made himself the star, and even scored interviews
with mainstream media types – ABC, FOX, even Bill Maher—which brought
him to the forefront.
He tried to make “gay conservative” a thing, which is a
troll and a joke in itself. He bashed homosexuals while living as a homosexual.
What is this? Some kind of sick joke? He made himself the star at a press
conference following the Pulse Nightclub shooting in 2016, urging the public to
support Trump to stop radical Islam and mass immigration.
In 2017, he spouted off some very weird, nay, disturbing
comments about pedophilia, in which he claimed that such abusive
relationships “help those young boys discover who they are and give them
security and safety and provide them with love and a reliable sort of rock,
where they can't speak to their parents."
WHAT?!
Understandably, he was forced out following the expected fallout.
He had big money backing from the Mercers, major book deals from Simon &
Schuster, and a growing media following, even after he was banned from social
media. He had once crowed at his detractors: “How
to Beat Me (Spoiler: You Won’t).”
Then he was beaten, undone by his own comments, and he
announced his
resignation from Breitbart. He attributed his flippant remarks to
unresolved child abuse issues in his life and his poor choice of words. However, Milo had claimed on Joe Rogan’s
podcast that he was not
abused as a child; then he declared he had been
abused as a child. What’s going on here? Trolling is only funny when you
are taking down the arrogant and abusive. It’s not funny to mock victims, and
it loses its edge when you have to change your story for your audience. That
makes you just as complicit as the rich and powerful whom you claim to troll.
Trying to find his way back into the limelight, he turned on
President Trump, then attempted
to destroy his re-election bid by bringing vile white nationalist Nick
Fuentes to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.
Then Milo started mocking everyone else in the conservative
movement, people who did not deserve such railing. He repeatedly demeaned
Charlie Kirk’s beloved widow (Here’s a sample of his abuses here, here, and here.) He celebrated
Dennis Prager’s terrible
accident, which has left him paralyzed.
Ultimately, Milo turned on Trump and others because he found
it lucrative. The social media space has created a place for people to profit
off of anti-American doom-and-gloom, calling yourself “America First” while trashing
everything about America.
To their recent credit, Citizen Free Press slammed Milo when
he blathered another ridiculous claim, this time alleging President Trump had
not been nearly assassinated in Butler, PA in July 2024, but that it was all
coordinated fraud. Citizen Free Press posted the link with a heading to this
effect: “Milo attempting to be relevant.”
Exactly.
Dinesh D’Souza chose to debate the dumb (I
warned him about this in a previous article) and hosted Milo for an interview.
The waning troll just spouted off empty inanities, declaring that Candace Owens
was the best—and that Ericka Kirk is a horrible human being. No, Milo is the
horrible human being, jumping on one fringe bandwagon to the next, desperate
for likes, views, and shares, and willing to tear down anyone for anything.
Milo’s much-needed and welcome departure is a huge win for
all of us, including the Trump Administration.
Milo’s removal proves ICE is no respecter of persons.
Conservative, progressive, or just plain stupid: if you are an illegal alien, you’re
gone. Trump isn’t just targeting the “criminal illegal aliens,” but his
administration is getting rid of as many illegals as possible. Finally, Milo’s
removal provides a boost to Trump’s reputation, since he’s not allowing illegal
scofflaws to blow off court hearings and federal orders.
Nothing but wins here. The troll finally got trolled, and we
can all celebrate.
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