Feburary 2018 - The St. Croix Review

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Wednesday, 21 February 2018 10:27

Summary of February 2018

Written by Barry MacDonald

The following is a summary of the February/March 2018 issue of The St. Croix Review: Barry MacDonald, in “Endless Revolution,” exposes the evil nature of Left, and he points to the enduring strength of America. Allan C. Brownfeld, in “The Deaths in the Washington Train Crash: Was Corporate Money in Politics the Real Culprit?” shows that campaign donations are more…

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Wednesday, 21 February 2018 10:30

Endless Revolution

Written by Barry MacDonald

Our Mission Is to Reawaken the Genuine American Spirit . . . Endless Revolution Barry MacDonald — Editorial The Vietnam War was a turning point in American history after which it became fashionable to be unpatriotic. Today the Left has almost succeeded in aligning patriotism with racism and bigotry. For most of our history Americans looked up to symbols of…

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Wednesday, 21 February 2018 11:05

Animadversions

Michael S. Swisher

Animadversions Michael S. Swisher Michael S. Swisher is chairman of the board of Religion and Society, the foundation that publishes The St. Croix Review. Do Cuts in Tax Rates Cause Deficits? The tax reform bill recently passed by Congress and signed by President Trump cut the corporate income tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent, reduced personal income tax…

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Wednesday, 21 February 2018 11:19

Frederic Manning's Her Privates We: A Mystery of the Great War

David Hein

Frederic Manning’s Her Privates We: A Mystery of the Great War David Hein David Hein is a Senior Fellow at the George C. Marshall Foundation (Lexington, Virginia). With Andrew Chandler he is coauthor of Archbishop Fisher, 1945–1961: Church, State and World (Routledge). This essay on a classic novel of the First World War continues a discussion that Jigs Gardner…

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Wednesday, 21 February 2018 11:26

Racy Times at the University

Ray Sinneck

Racy Times at the University Ray Sinneck This is another excerpt from the satirical novel being written by Ray Sinneck. In this chapter, a fictional student named Dime attends a required class at the University of Liberal Arts. Dime shuffled over to his next class called Racial Health and Awareness for the Undiversified. It was yet another course selectively mandated…

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Wednesday, 21 February 2018 11:33

Writers for Conservatives, 69: The Battle for Japan, 1944-45

Written by Jigs Gardner

Writers for Conservatives, 69: The Battle for Japan, 1944-45 Jigs Gardner Jigs Gardner is an associate editor of The St. Croix Review. Jigs Gardner writes on literature from the Adirondacks, where he may be reached at jgardner1@westelcom.com. That’s the subtitle of the book under discussion, Retribution, another of Max Hastings’ magnificent books about World War II, akin to Armageddon,…

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Wednesday, 21 February 2018 11:37

February 2018 Poems

Written by Barry MacDonald

1. It comes in the windows and even through The walls the second the furnace takes a Break from heating the home as we have drawn The curtains and locked the doors but there is No mitigation of the weight of the Cold on a winter night in December In Minnesota even though we passed The solstice and daylight…

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Feburary 2018 (7)

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Summary of February 2018

Endless Revolution

Animadversions

Frederic Manning's Her Privates We: A Mystery of the Great War

Racy Times at the University

Writers for Conservatives, 69: The Battle for Japan, 1944-45

February 2018 Poems

Calendar of Events

Words of Wisdom