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  • A Medical Dean Sees a Fishing Knot and Calls It a Hate Crime

    A Medical Dean Sees a Fishing Knot and Calls It a Hate Crime0

    What happens at the University of Michigan Medical School when an employee practices making fishing knots with surgical rope and the knot is found? The dean of the medical school, Dr. Marschall Runge, jumped to the conclusion that the knot was a noose; a hate crime had occurred: We have taken immediate action to have

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  • A Manhattan Whole Foods’ Homeless ‘Policy’ Endangers Others

    A Manhattan Whole Foods’ Homeless ‘Policy’ Endangers Others0

    The degradation of human life in major American cities astonishes and alarms. In San Francisco, the homeless defecate in the streets and supermarkets. In New York, violent attacks on orthodox Jews by a small minority of black anti-Semites seem to be almost daily occurrences. What follows is yet another astonishing story. It involves a major corporation, not “progressive” government

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  • A Man’s Life is of More Weight Than His Words

    A Man’s Life is of More Weight Than His Words0

    • September 9, 2015

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  • A Man Without a Country? … Not Quite Yet

    A Man Without a Country? … Not Quite Yet6

    In January 1978, Kris and I were married in Milwaukee, Wisconsin—admittedly not the most propitious time weather-wise for a wedding. We’d saved our money, enabling us to honeymoon in Europe, spending a month with a friend in Switzerland and then traveling as cheaply as possible to Italy and France. One example of the times and

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  • A Machiavellian Reality Check

    A Machiavellian Reality Check0

    In this sequel to his groundbreaking 1941 analysis of world politics, The Managerial Revolution, James Burnham introduced a group of 20th-century, mainly Italian, political scientists bound by a concept that has come to be called “elite theory”: to wit, that all societies are run by and for the benefit of their elites, rather than by the

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  • A lot of people don’t want to live like us

    A lot of people don’t want to live like us0

    Too often in the West, do we assume that almost everyone really wants to live as we do, with our system of government and our cultural freedoms? Consider our regular promotion of democracy and human rights as examples. What are now promoted as expanded human rights, often things that would be considered socially liberal in

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