The Alamo: a case study in male disposability
“Remember the Alamo”
Combat payback
“On the surface, the government sending women into combat abroad while ranting against violence towards women at home is more than a tad ironic.”
Drafting Miss Daisy
Women and the draft. How will it play out?
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of hirsutism
It’s a beard thing and Feminists don’t like it. Doug Mortimer explores the sexual politics of the beard, and beyond.
Prisoners of Presentism
“History must be filtered through presentism to (1) maintain the status quo, or (2) enable progressive social engineering.” Another outstanding article by Doug Mortimer.
Life lessons from a literary lion
Norman Mailer’s life was an object lesson for all men.
It’s a wonderful life…or is it?
Doug Mortimer reviews the Hollywood classic, ‘It’s a Wonderful Life” from a red pill perspective.
There she is, Miss America – Warts and All
Doug Mortimer muses on the Miss America pageant of the past and today
What’s a Mother to Do?
Doug Mortimer finds that those with a penchant for complaint are not easily satisfied.
Inner-Directed Men, Other-Directed Women
An informative look at David Riesman’s book “The Lonely Crowd; a Study of the Changing American Character” and it’s timeless relevance to today’s MGTOW.
