H.W. Crocker III
Many people, even alleged conservatives, blame the West when it comes to explaining Islamic terrorism. If it wasn’t the crusades,…
I’ve written elsewhere about some of the basic lessons Americans should learn from our experience in the First World War….
I know I shouldn’t, but I always feel a sense of personal responsibility when Sean Penn says something stupid. You…
As we Americans celebrate on this day of gluttony, football, and prayer (not necessarily in that order), we might offer…
On 11 November 1965, Ian Smith, prime minister of the British colony of Rhodesia, signed his country’s unilateral declaration of…
“Who cares?” might be your first reaction; after that, sarcasm might take over: “We know how he would vote —…
This review appears in the June 2007 issue of The American Spectator. To subscribe to the monthly print edition, click…
January can be a depressing month. The Christmas decorations come down, the creche is returned to its box (save for…
All right, let’s skip all the introductory remarks and get to the point. Is victory still possible in Iraq? Yes,…
As we (or the better informed among us at least) celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of Lepanto this Saturday,…
