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Author Archives: JC
The Example of Eleazar
The First and Second Books of Maccabees are the last books of the Old Testament and detail the resistance of the Jews to the Seleucid Empire under Antiochus IV. I was completely unfamiliar with them until I began preparing to … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Politics, Religion, Society
Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Maccabees. Religion, notvaxx
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Commentary on Vox’s Top 10 Novels
This was written over seven years ago and may be out of date given both time and the volumes of literature Vox Day seems to go through each year. However, having seen this some years ago. I set myself a … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Literature, Society
Tagged Brideshead Revisted, Crime and Punishment, Evelyn Waugh, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Herman Hesse, Italo Calvino, Jeeves, P.G. Wodehouse, Richard Adams, The Code of the Woosters, The Glass Bead Game, The Lord of the Rings, The Tale of Genji, Tolkien, Tolstory, Vox Day, War and Peace, Watership Down
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Backing the Blue
I won’t pretend I’ve never had trouble with the police and some lingering resentment as a result of that. In my first few years of driving I ended up with a number of small fines and a loss of license. … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Politics, Ramblings, Society
Tagged Australia, Back the Blue, Police, Police State, Victoria
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Our Empty Overlords
“We know of periods in the history of many nations in which profound upheavals in cultural processes led to a surge of the merely talented into leading position in communities, schools, academies, and governments. Highly talented people sat in all … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Politics, Ramblings, Society
Tagged Hesse, The Glass Bead Game, World War II
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Dated Relevance
Idiocracy is a film by Mike Judge who is well known for the animations Beavis and Butt-Head, King of the Hill and his other cult classic film Office Space. I was only vaguely familiar with these properties and only came … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Politics, Society
Tagged Donald Trump, Idiocracy, IQ, Mike Judge, Office Space, Steve Sailer, Trump
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The Last Seemingly Legitimate Election
The last few years have highlighted just how little control most Westerners have over their governments. There are plenty of examples in the past though, most notably with immigration where governments either ignore popular opinion or pay lip service to … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Society
Tagged 2007 Election, John Howard, Kevin Rudd, Scott Morrison
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Breaking out of the Cult of Free
For the last few years and especially this one, I have been working on breaking out of what Vox Day has called the “cult of free”. This is something I believe he’s talked about more in his livestreams. This mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Society
Tagged Amazon, Apple, Big Tech, Cult of Free, Facebook, Google, iPhone, Microsoft, smartphones, Twitter, YouTube
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The Grace of God as Training Wheels
This is something I’ve observed in myself that I haven’t seen put in quite the same way though I am sure it has been discussed by theologians. When I returned to Christ — or more truly came fully to him … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Religion
Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Grace, Truth
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Physiognomy and Public Health
There is a saying among dissident thinkers that “physiognomy is real.” It is something of a meme as the phrase usually accompanies a picture of an ogreish female or effeminate male saying or doing something absurd or ridiculous. This generally … Continue reading
Posted in Health & Fitness, Politics, Society
Tagged Australia, Health, physiognomy is real
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The Latin Mass has been restricted because my feelings
A year ago to the day by coincidence, I did a fisking on an article I found which had been published in late 2019 but was so outrageous, I felt compelled to respond. Here we have something more recent from … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Religion, Society
Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Fake Catholic
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