The Modern Intellectual Campaign Of Lies

Intellectuals have always pushed social lies. Nowadays the gap between truth and what Intellectuals claim keeps getting worse - and the lying ever shriller.

Intellectuals At Work

Blatant racial hatred is a hoax - and proven such over and over again.   The latest hoax is the claim that the US is among the ten worst nations for women, even though it is the US that fights hardest for actual rights for women. And Intellectual bigotry - the heart of Intellectualism is bigotry because Intellectuals are personal and social failures who lash out in denial - shows again in yet another NY Times piece, this one attacking admissions standards at specialized high schools in the city - all because Asians outperform others in such schools.

Earth Day's Murderous Founder

Nicknamed the Unicorn Killer because his last name means "one horn" in German



Intellectuals have a reputation for being despicable people - Earth Day's founder proves that anew.

The Redressing Of The Self-Esteem Movement

Social Emotional Learning is just the discredited self-esteem movement redressed, and like before will have no real scientific foundation.

A History Of The American People And Modern Times

Paul Johnson's epic detailed summation of US history - greatness, warts, etc is shown in A History Of The American People. It is a superb followup to his epic history of the 20th century, Modern Times.

INTELLECTUALS by Paul Johnson

Paul Johnson's masterpiece of the underappreciated angle of history - the self-appointed "experts" who worm their way into setting the debate - always with disastrous results.

Empathy's Failure As Policy

Empathy's Unintended Consequences

When you choose to broaden your ambit of concern and empathize with the plight of others, then-senator Barack Obama told a standing-room-only crowd in 2006 at Xavier University's commencement, whether they are close friends or distant strangers—it becomes harder not to act, harder not to help. Empathy has become, in many precincts of 21st-century America, both the preferred tool for moral reasoning and a paramount value in its own right. But in this well-reasoned tract, Paul Bloom punctures empathy's seeming invulnerability by outlining its serious flaws, arguing instead for the use of compassionate but rational judgment in reaching ethical decisions.


Bloom, a professor of psychology at Yale, begins by defining empathy, with most contemporary psychologists and philosophers, as the act of feeling what you believe other people feel—experiencing what they experience. He also explores the nature of empathy, including its roots in the human brain—specifically, the cingulate cortex and anterior insula. Because empathic reactions to the experiences of others trigger the same gray matter as if you yourself underwent that experience, claiming  'I feel your pain' isn't just a gooey metaphor: it can be made neurologically literal.

California And The Self-Exemption Of The Anointed

California best illustrates the force driving national anger - the fact self-appointed elites dictate to everyone else and exempt themselves from their own rules.

Obama's Foreign Policy Reality Check

Nations are what they are and that fact can never change despite the intellectual obtuseness of Barack Obama.

A List Of Islamo-Arab Intellectual Collaborators

This is a list of intellectuals and government types who have been active intellectual collaborators with Islamo-Arab imperialism.

The Left Will Disown Rushdie Too

The Left has refused to speak against Islamo-Arab imperialism's war against writers and cartoonists who speak truth to its power.

They Had a Dream They Can't Justify Having

Intellectuals have long dreamed of rule by them - and once again they've been a failure.

The Closing of the Academic Mind

A victim and scholar of Islamo-Arab imperialism is insulted by Brandeis University.