The Great Canadian Milk Bag Lie (#video)
Martin Luther King, Jr: A Taki’s mini-treasury!
My piece from last year on "Martin Luther King Day party flyers" (which I realize just now needs an edit...) Every year, African-Americans celebrate MLK Day with boozy parties at “da club.” … [Read more...]
Mark Steyn on ‘The Man Who Sold the World’
Mark Steyn writes: For the video and telly appearances, Lulu looked like a Seventies version of a Thirties gangster - a bit Bugsy Malone for my tastes, but I think they were aiming for Marlene Dietrich … [Read more...]
James E. Miller: ‘…a quick history and economics lesson on the chicanery behind the Federal Reserve’
James E. Miller writes: Our country would be better off with more public figures who actually care about working men and women. We need more crusty old socialists like Bernie … [Read more...]
Blogging resumes Monday morning…
Until then, look for me on Facebook, and maybe even Twitter. Here's this week's black & white "Indian Head" test pattern -- plus some tuneage: … [Read more...]
Paul Gorman: ‘This is the finalised cover of Punk London: In The City 1975-78, my map collaboration…’
Cool! An A3 map with more than 100 addresses across the capital, contained within a 24pp booklet, Michael George Haddad’s design – with gritty … [Read more...]
American bumpkinry knows no party boundaries: Faggy furor over 30 year old classic LIFE photo
If you haven't seen this photo before you are retarded and need to stop talking and maybe just kill yourself. … [Read more...]
That First Gay Dude (not His Sick Boyfriend) from The Walking Dead does micro-impressions
TrailersFromHell: ‘Stardust Memories’ (1980)
From our new ‘There’s never a Reichstag fire around when you need one’ files
Paul Wood writes: It’s pretty clear that the German political class is more scared of Germans than they are of Arabs. All sorts of reasonable political opinions are no doubt being censored … [Read more...]
Gavin McInnes: Propaganda Pop Culture, from Cuckmercials to Star Wars
Sometimes you’re forced to go to extreme measures to get past the moral of the story. Scorsese created Gangs of New York to show us that we’ve always … [Read more...]