The Problem with a Woke West Africa
Having traveled extensively in Africa pursuant to my legal career, now over, I had occasion to...
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Category: History
Dark Genius of Wall Street, by Edward J. Renehan Jr – Review
Dark Genius of Wall Street, by Edward J. Renehan, Jr. This book is an intriguing analysis of the most successful of Wall Street speculators. Though the favorite whipping-boy of Progressives and a prominent symbol of the...
Read MoreGreek Entanglement, by E.C.W. Myers – Review
Greek Entanglement, by E.C.W. Myers. In this book Myers provides what is likely the most detailed and authoritative account of any special operations commando in Greece during the Second World War. Parachuted into the mountains...
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Proletarian Order, by Prof. Gwyn Williams – REVIEW
PROLETARIAN ORDER: Antonio Gramsci, Factory Councils, and the Origins of Communism in Italy...
Read MoreHammer, by Hammer w/ Neil Lyndon – Review
HAMMER, by Armand Hammer with Neil Lyndon. This is the story of the luckiest man in the world. Son of Julius Hammer, a steel-foundry worker and pro-Bolshevik Russian Jewish immigrant from Odessa, who became a medical doctor and...
Read MoreCourse of Empire, by Bernard DeVoto – REVIEW
Course of Empire, by Bernard DeVoto. A glittering tome replete with fire and fancy. Historian DeVoto details the inundation of North America by Europeans and the tearing of the veil of ignorance that lay over the continent of...
Read MoreThe Red Decade, by Eugene Lyons — Review
This remarkable work was studiously ignored when published in mid-1941 and has been alternately attacked or maligned by America’s mainstream press and censored class-rooms ever since. Could perhaps be sub-titled “The Great...
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Whose Holocaust? Updated
It never ceases to amaze me that in the U.S. the media is obsessed with the Jewish Holocaust. And...
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Storming the Heavens – Review
Peris’ work is a detailed examination of the Bolshevik “League of the Militant Godless,” or...
Read MoreLooking Backward, by Edward Bellamy – Review
Looking Backward, by Edward Bellamy, 1888. This book should be read in conjunction with The Ideal City, by Dr. Cosimo Noto, published in 1903 and also reviewed here at Sirius.Reviews. Looking Backward is a prescient look at a...
Read MoreThe Ideal City by Dr. Cosimo Noto – Review
The Ideal City, by Dr. Cosimo Noto, self-published in New York, 1903. This book should be read in conjunction with Edward Bellamy’s Looking Backward published in 1888, also reviewed here at Sirius.Reviews. Published a few years...
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Emperor Julian is Dead: Now Comes the Deluge
However eccentric and even incompetent Trump may have been, and he certainly had more than his...
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