New Return of Kings Article: Bridging
If you’re reading my website, you’re probably familiar with Return of Kings already. Loved by millions, and hated by the Southern Poverty Law Center and millions of others, the 3+-year […]
2015
Book Review: “War Before Civilization”
For the first time in my blog’s as-of-now short lifespan, I’m doing a book review. Expect many more book reviews in the future. As I mentioned in my seminal (“…more […]
Two Types of Lashing
The first of presumably not too many posts about tying knots. Pretty much everything is said in the video, but for those that learn better from reading, here’s written instructions: […]
What Women Want
Pictured: a book with the worst greatest title I’ve ever seen In 1847, a woman named Charlotte Bronte wrote a novel titled “Jane Eyre”, a sort of “changeling” tale of an […]
Film Review: Intolerance (1916)
I’m doing a film review today, and the film I have chosen is one of the great silent epics of American cinema: David Wark Griffith’s Intolerance (1916). Yes, you read […]
Musings on the American Dream
I don’t know when it started, but I recently realized a concept that disturbed me: I realized I have grown to utterly hate the phrase “The American Dream”. I’m hardly […]
How to: Throw a Jab and Straight Punch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4gaKF3LdDA This is the first in a series of articles that present instructions on martial arts and physical culture- The jab and straight punch are very simple and effective punches. But […]
Kagero and Soft Music
In this article today, I wish to introduce you to a band that you have undoubtedly never heard of: Kagero. Hailing from my home state of New Jersey, the “Japanese […]
Negging is Bullshit
Yeah, it turns out I’m joining the “manosphere beef” club. But rather than complaining about the actions of one particular person, or stereotypes of certain types of commenters on the […]
A Final Debunking Overview
Chapter 6: My Own Politics I’ve put a lot of time into explaining what’s wrong with modern politics, so your next question might be-“Well, what do you consider yourself?” Of […]