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The Long View: The Master Plan

The Ahnererbe was a peculiar institution in the Third Reich. It had an independent source of revenue in the form of a bicycle reflector patent, which meant that while some of its activities were favored and supported, others weren’t, but it could continue regardless. Its research was a weird

The Long View: Himmler's Crusade

Himmler’s Crusade: The Nazi Expedition to Find the Origins of the Aryan Race By Christopher Hale John Wiley & Sons, 2003 422 Pages, US$27.95 ISBN 0-471-26292-7 Remarkable stories clustered around the Schäfer Expedition to Tibet of 1938-1939. The project was only one of several German expeditions to

The Long View 2007-04-20: Gonzales, Bering Tunnel, Mass Murder Today

John J. Reilly’s idea that managing demographics is a pre-constitutional power of government is one my favorites. Gonzales, Bering Tunnel, Mass Murder Today Regarding Gonzales v. Carhart, the United States Supreme Court decision upholding the federal law banning partial-birth abortion, the first thing to note is that the law

The Long View: Flicker

More fun with Albigensians, this time in novel form. Flicker: A Novel By Theodore Roszak Summit Books, 1991 591 Pages, US$19.95 ISBN 10:155652577X https://amzn.to/2YUEv6l One pities Mr. Roszak his reader mail, because it’s going to sound like this: At last the great conspiracy

The Long View 2007-04-18: Soggy Internet, Virginia Tech Massacre, The Secret Glory

The infrastructure failure that John mentions here where a big storm inundated NYC and affected theoretically robust networks like the Internet would be repeated on a much larger scale five years later with Hurricane Sandy. Soggy Internet, Virginia Tech Massacre, The Secret Glory No, it wasn't a nor&

The Long View: Crusade Against the Grail

Otto Rahn is one of those characters who would have had to be invented, if he didn’t actually exist. And if that were the case, you might accuse the author of fantastical speculations far beyond reason. This book review by John J. Reilly serves not only as a short

The Long View 2007-04-13: Sunspots, Christian Europe, Boomsday, Perpetual Peace

Something John J. Reilly talks about in this post, and something that was really common post 9/11, was the idea that Europeans who were failing to reproduce themselves would be replaced by immigrants from places that had not yet undergone the demographic transition. Much of this was, overwrought, at