The Editor’s Notes
…still working on details of moving to Texas…
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Letters to the Editor
from T.J. Mason, A.X. Perez, Jeff Fullerton, Sean Gabb, Lazarus Long, and Manuel Miles, aka Kaptain Kanada
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The Darkest Day
by L. Neil Smith
I have begun writing this on the darkest day in American history that I can remember in my seventy-four years: worse than 9/11, worse than the Kennedy assassination, worse than Pearl Harbor, worse than all of them combined. The election of 1964, Johnson versus Goldwater, was bad enough. Today the United States of America was criminally taken over by and for the Chinese Communist Party.
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Keeping The Candle Lit
by Sarah A. Hoyt
None of this is normal. And it’s important to remember none of this is normal. It’s important to not let ourselves be gaslighted. It’s important to keep our own little candle lit, to see things clearly. I repeat NONE OF THIS IS NORMAL.
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Anti-fragile Healing
by Jim Davidson
Things fall apart, and we have the prospect of additional further shocks that seem very likely to cause many things to fall even further apart. For example, there are several supervolcanoes on Earth that have, in the past, caused lengthy ice ages and devastated landscapes. One of these is at Yellowstone, and can be quite vigorous, though it sometimes erupts at less than supervolcano intensity.
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The Trump Presidency: A Brief Obituary
by Sean Gabb
Though America is not my country, I have the right to some standing where American politics are concerned. Britain is a satellite state of America, and whoever rules in Washington has much power in London. A further consideration is that what may loosely be called “the right” is a joint American and English movement. Therefore, I hope my American friends will not be offended if I now comment on their politics as an outsider.
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