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Forgotten Classic Movies You Can Watch for Free

Some of my readers have read my posts on the real reason there was a Golden Age of Television, as well as my post on the “lost” drama anthologies of that era, and how you can still buy many of them. Hollywood movies ran pretty much parallel to television during

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From the Arab Platoon to Hamas—Israel’s “Abu Nidal” Strategy

Acts of terror have been carried out by people of many nationalities and ideologies. But contrary to the mainstream media’s spin, since World War II Israel has probably been the world’s number-one sponsor of terrorism, implemented “by way of deception”—words from the motto of Mossad, Israel’s intelligence service. These acts

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“Hey, Hey, We’re the Beatles”

Guest Post by Patrick O’Carroll NOTE FROM JAMES PERLOFF—When I was a freshman at Colby College (1969-70), a friend in my dorm called me to his room. He had a lot of sound equipment. He played one of the Beatles’ albums backward. You could pretty distinctly hear a voice repeating

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Three Falsehoods My Parents Believed About Me as a Child

Normally I don’t write about myself. For this post I make an exception. I’m sure many of my readers, knowing my relatively advanced age, will wonder what possible pertinence incidents of the 1950s and 1960s could have today. What I’m discussing are events that took place, not just for me

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Announcing James Perloff’s Newest Book

Most of my writing until now has been confined to geopolitics and, for a short period of time, Darwinism’s many flaws. My newest book, Missing Saints, Missing Miracles, contains a little of both, but is primarily a spiritual book, the first I’ve written. So why the shift from geopolitics to

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