Monthly Archives: October 2026

When you look back on what you have lived through, you only see a single line of events, but when you look ahead into the future there is a cluster of paths splaying out, and you still do not know … Continue reading →

Once man has been under the wheel, for the rest of his life he ceases to believe in steering and brakes. —Ales Adamovich, Khatyn, (Glagoslav Publications, 2026), 72.

This evening I walked the ground where the majority of Vienna’s Jews were murdered. I posted the above April 1, 2018 after visiting the camp on my way into Minsk from the airport. In Minsk again for the 80th anniversary … Continue reading →

From the testimony of former hostages interviewed by the Russian media, it seems virtually certain that the terrorists did have ample time to destroy many of the hostages before they themselves had been overcome by the gas or shot by … Continue reading →

Вот и лето прошло, Словно и не бывало. На пригреве тепло. Только этого мало. Все, что сбыться могло, Мне, как лист пятипалый, Прямо в руки легло, Только этого мало. Понапрасну ни зло, Ни добро не пропало, Все горело светло, Только … Continue reading →

Craig Murray: It takes a lot to get tens of thousands of people to riot. For it to happen simultaneously across several countries points to a supranational underlying cause, as opposed to local grievance at an egregious state injustice. That … Continue reading →

A Song on the End of the World On the day the world ends A bee circles a clover, A fisherman mends a glimmering net. Happy porpoises jump in the sea, By the rainspout young sparrows are playing And the … Continue reading →

New York Times: If carried out, the public execution of Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan by firing squad set for Dec. 3 would be the first in modern U.S. history. Many things are changing quickly.