John Waters

Fiction is no longer a useful means of grappling with reality. Continue Reading »

Always state—and where possible, illustrate—the true nature of abortion.
Continue Reading »

There was a time when those who sat at desks pushing paper around were in a symbiotic relationship with the concrete classes. Continue Reading »

The Irish political system and media have refused to provide any form of opposition, so increasingly perturbed citizens have had to step into the breach. Continue Reading »

Ireland is in cultural, social, and economic meltdown, and nobody seems willing to do things that might reverse this dissolution. Continue Reading »

The idea that it is possible for pro-life politicians to sideline abortion in favor of “bread-and-butter issues” has no moral basis. Continue Reading »

A Hidden Life’s themes are timely for a world unable to differentiate between the nature of tyranny and the nature of different contemporary movements. Continue Reading »

Pseudo-liberalism seeks to turn upside-down the value system of the civilization that once was Christendom.  Continue Reading »

As propaganda, The Two Popes is both hugely effective and extremely dangerous.  Continue Reading »

The self-driving car is coming. It is not just possible but a virtual—so to speak—certainty, within perhaps a decade. Continue Reading »