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Anthony Fauci, America's high priest of scientism, wears out his welcome Scientific 'progress' unrestrained by sacred principles is fraught with dangers Follow Us Question of the Day     ANALYSIS/OPINION: On April 13, the editors of National Review opined: “More than a year ago, Americans welcomed [Dr.] Anthony Fauci into their homes as a sober scientist who was helping them make sense of a deadly new virus. But he has worn out that welcome.” William F. Buckley’s heirs are absolutely right, and here’s why.  Anthony Fauci is no longer viewed as our nation’...

The Abbey of Misrule Share This is the second in my ongoing series of fortnightly essays. If you’d like to receive all of them as they are published, please subscribe. Otherwise, you can sign up for free to receive some of them. Subscribe There is no such thing as a perfect society, and anyone who tries to build one will either go mad or become a tyrant. Humans are fallen, or just natural, and both of those words are synonyms for ‘imperfect’. What is ‘perfection’ anyway? It is a concept designed by a part of the modern human mind - the part that likes clean lines, easy answers, plo...

Anthony Fauci, America's high priest of scientism, wears out his welcome Scientific 'progress' unrestrained by sacred principles is fraught with dangers Follow Us Question of the Day ANALYSIS/OPINION: On April 13, the editors of National Review opined: “More than a year ago, Americans welcomed [Dr.] Anthony Fauci into their homes as a sober scientist who was helping them make sense of a deadly new virus. But he has worn out that welcome.” William F. Buckley’s heirs are absolutely right, and here’s why.  Anthony Fauci is no longer viewed as our nation’s sobe...

A Book of Hope in a Bad Season: ‘That Hideous Strength’ One of 12 Great Books In a recent article about Sir Walter Scott’s “Ivanhoe,” I made a New Year’s resolution to read old books unfamiliar to me. Having selected Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s “The Devils” as my next conquest, I had just commenced that story of Russian radicals when another book, not quite so old but still important, snared my attention and lured me temporarily away. Let me explain. During the past month, my daily online explorations revealed that for several years George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984” had ...