Xenia's Place is beginning to come together. Cigars. Bourbon. Reading. Cribbage. Euchre. Friendship.
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This biography of Russell Kirk by @bradleybirzer is self-recommending as the kids say...
And Birzer's latest work *Tolkien and the Inklings* arrived Tuesday!! Looking forward to that.
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Oh. My. Gosh.
Drop everything, like everything, and read @JonahDispatch’s latest. Sledgehammer to new right nonsense. And so, so good. thedispatch.com/newsletter/g…
Pivoting to Sulkin, here's some relevant questions: 1. Did you mean El-Sayed spoke in Arabic or simply used some Arabic phrases?
2. What connection were viewers meant to draw between El-Sayed, Omar, and Iran’s leader?
3. After the correction do you stand by your broader argument?
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Anyone out there in my, admittedly small, Twitter-verse attending the Acton dinner Tuesday? @acton
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Jeremiah Johnson was right to flag Sulkin’s error, but accusations of fabrication and suggestions of firings seem excessive. The Argument has made serious errors, too. I questioned his double standard respectfully, only to discover he'd blocked me. Rather ironic.
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Replying to @JeremiahDJohns
@JeremiahDJohns can you explain how this error happened (pretty big maths error, no)? How did this slip through the process you outlined in your criticism of @TheFP? I'll take my answer off air. Thank you.
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Ryan A. Stambaugh retweeted
To say that Indian immigrants have enriched and bettered this country in almost every possible way is to say something so undeniable that you HAVE to be a racist piece of shit to say or act or think otherwise.
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Me: "You did your secondary school in Holland."
Pope Leo XIV: "The town next to where I grew up was South-Holland, Illinois. And then I went to high-school in Holland, Michigan. The Tulip Festival was always part of my life." 🌷 – at Montevideo, Uruguay
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This is a nice write-up by Notre Dame’s College of Arts and Letters, reporting on the conferral of the Pius XI award, which I received recently from the Society of Catholic Social Scientists.
al.nd.edu/news/latest-news/p…
“More than any other time in history, mankind faces a crossroads. One path leads to despair and utter hopelessness. The other, to total extinction. Let us pray we have the wisdom to choose correctly.”
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