Far from most modern “horror” fare, Late Night with the Devil is an engaging, thoughtful, and entertaining demon possession film that takes a complex and educated approach to the subject matter, while also serving as a quaint period piece documenting the culture of 1970s America. The film is part mockumentary, featuring “found footage” of a... Read More

I almost wish they would have just allowed the Pope to come out and say he loved the Olympics ceremony. It seems to me that would be his natural position. Instead, after convening for a week, the Vatican comes out and says “okay after considering this matter for a week, we’ve decided this is bad.”... Read More

Rumble link Bitchute link I first seriously read Emerson for an American Renaissance seminar at San Francisco State University in the mid-80s. I was the only student who actually enjoyed the sonorous cadences of the sage of Concord. My classmates thought I was bluffing, or, failing that, perverse. Emerson’s encomiums to authenticity, nature, and the... Read More

The concept of Satanism implanted in our minds in literature and Hollywood is of the sepulchral gothic. This had been its defense. We look for it in Masonry, metal bands and Mason gangs. With the Jeffrey Epstein saga and, if we are well-informed, the Sir Jimmy Savile network around England’s (then) Prince Charles, and Prime... Read More

Madeline Albright, Secretary of State under Billy Boy Clinton, said in an interview with Leslie Stahl that it was WORTH IT to kill and sacrifice 500,000 Iraqi children for the sake of the New World Order, one in which the US-Israel Axis gets to determine what is ‘evil’ and what is ‘justice’. She framed her... Read More