By the close of the 20th century, the violent battle between the three political theories of Modernity, i.e. Liberalism, Communism and Fascism, ended with the spectacular worldwide victory of the First Political Theory, Liberalism. This yielded the unipolar moment, Francis Fukuyama’s declaration...

William Henry Trescot of South Carolina was a well-respected historian and civil servant in the 19th century. He was also an ardent Southern nationalist. And, in fact, a short work of his from 1850, The Position and Course of the South, remains just as relevant, if not more so,...

Hello! Today is another conversation about Platonism and it will be devoted to the metaphysics of the warrior, the metaphysics of the martial principle. Plato did not write much about the martial principle. Warriors act as guardians’ assistants in Kallipolis, the beautiful city (which is usually...

At the end of June, the US Department of Justice reported that 22-year-old US Army Private Ethan Melzer had been planning to murder his fellow service members. While in his military unit, he had been sending sensitive information to his co-conspirators about its location,...