From the July 6 Washington Post:
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shaken with winds
nor spattered with rains,
nor does snow pile ever there, but the shining bright air
stretches cloudless away,
and the white light
glances upon it.
— Homer, The Odyssey,
Book VI
(Richmond Lattimore translation)
The History, I.i
BLOGROLL
THE GOLD STANDARD
Lawrence Auster: He has passed on, leaving chronicles of liberal and neo-conservative folly and offering a traditionalist conservative cure.
Belmont Club: Whatever you know about geopolitics, Richard Fernandez and many of his commenters are two steps ahead of you.
Steve Sailer: Thinking the unthinkable, saying the unsayable.
Mark Steyn: In a class of his own for the amount of wit he can pack into a single article. A programmed liberal's worst nightmare.
Man and the Unknown: Amazingly comprehensive parapsychology site.
Near Death Experience Research Foundation: Get an afterlife. First-person accounts from those who say they've been to the Other Side.
Beyond the Veil: Links galore to web pages about paranormal consciousness and phenomena.
Association TransCommunication: For millennia, religions and mediums have spoken for the dead. Now, they speak for themselves.
Market Folly: Learn from the hedge fund titans as they gain, or lose, hundreds of millions.
Charles Hugh Smith: "Consumerism is psychological/spiritual junk food ... well-being is increased by everything that cannot be commoditized by a market economy or financialized by a cartel-state financial machine -- friendship, family, community, self-cultivation -- rather than by acquiring more."
Arma Virumque
Gates of Vienna*
Daniel Greenfield*
ParaPundit
Michael Prescott
Chris Roach
John Simon
David Warren
Geert Wilders
Belmont Club: Whatever you know about geopolitics, Richard Fernandez and many of his commenters are two steps ahead of you.
Steve Sailer: Thinking the unthinkable, saying the unsayable.
Mark Steyn: In a class of his own for the amount of wit he can pack into a single article. A programmed liberal's worst nightmare.
SPIRIT/PSYCHICAL
Man and the Unknown: Amazingly comprehensive parapsychology site.
Near Death Experience Research Foundation: Get an afterlife. First-person accounts from those who say they've been to the Other Side.
Beyond the Veil: Links galore to web pages about paranormal consciousness and phenomena.
Association TransCommunication: For millennia, religions and mediums have spoken for the dead. Now, they speak for themselves.
MONEY
Market Folly: Learn from the hedge fund titans as they gain, or lose, hundreds of millions.
Charles Hugh Smith: "Consumerism is psychological/spiritual junk food ... well-being is increased by everything that cannot be commoditized by a market economy or financialized by a cartel-state financial machine -- friendship, family, community, self-cultivation -- rather than by acquiring more."
WORTH YOUR TIME
Arma Virumque
Gates of Vienna*
Daniel Greenfield*
ParaPundit
Michael Prescott
Chris Roach
John Simon
David Warren
Geert Wilders
*Courageous on Islam. But also cowardly PC liberals who refuse to print comments about other threats to civilization (e.g., genocide of whites).
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