5 Articles You May Have Missed...

Aug 14, 2023

We’ve nearly doubled the number of subscribers in a couple of months so if you’re one of the newer arrivals here are some articles you may have missed that I’m proud of:

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We Do Not Kneel - A Letter to My Newborn Son

Konstantin Kisin

May 25, 2022

We Do Not Kneel - A Letter to My Newborn Son

Son, I wrote this letter during your first few days in this world. Your mother and I are so happy that you are here. Your grandparents, great-grandparents, aunties and other relatives are excited to get to know you. Even strangers who will never meet you sent their congratulations.

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Why They Hate Jordan Peterson

Konstantin Kisin

Jan 6

The way Jordan Peterson has been treated by the media class from day 1 is highly symptomatic of where we are as a culture. The fact is that a powerful minority want men to be weak, incompetent and feeble. They don't understand that in doing so they are sowing the seeds of their own and our entire society's downfall.

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Why Russians Support Putin

Konstantin Kisin

April 14, 2022

The original title of this piece was going to be “Why Russians Love Putin” but as I’ve written before, Vladimir Putin is not a leader who inspires love. What he does enjoy is widespread support from across Russian society. Why? The answer to this question eludes many commentators because few understand Russian history, including relatively recent events.

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The Suicide Cult of the Climate Emergency

Konstantin Kisin

October 17, 2022

The Suicide Cult of the Climate Emergency

Over the weekend, British media has been filled with footage of climate ‘activists’ from various tantrum groups (Animal Meltdown, Extinction Freakout, Just Stop Reality) defacing famous works of art, spoiling food in supermarkets and blocking roads. At the time of writing, another set of brave Jemimas and Ruperts have scaled the QE2 bridge,

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The American Anti-Woke Coalition

Konstantin Kisin

May 1

I have just spent the best part of three weeks travelling around the United States, filming episodes for TRIGGERnometry and speaking with people from different sides of the political spectrum. There were many lunches, breakfasts, dinners and walks with people who care where our culture and politics are going. We met conservative friends in DC and Miami …

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