The Cyprus Question
November 1991
Now that George Bush has offered to help solve the long-standing Cyprus Question, it is high time to review what this problem is all abort. In the first place, even though there are now two Cyprus Republics, there is no such thing as a Cypriot nation or language or culture. Whether there are one or two Cyprus Republics, they are still only artificial creations.
Ex-Czechoslovakia
September 1992
We at Triple R were among the first to hail the breakup of that misbegotten whelp of Versailles: the “country” called Yugoslavia. The inherent lie of such a country is now exposed to all the world, and the phony “nation” of Yugoslavia is gone forevermore. Now we must add another hosanna: the impending collapse of the other grotesque product of Versailles tyranny: the “nation” called Czechoslovakia.
The New York Times, Communism, and South Africa
November 1992
It would of course, be absurd to call the New York Times in any sense pro-Communist. Absurd. Ridiculous. Daft. Surely not the Field Marshal of Establishment Left-Liberalism. And yet, and yet...
Ethnic Fury in the Caucasus: Sorting It Out
SORTING IT OUT
February 1993
The Caucasus, as usual, is aflame, and we are in danger of forgetting about this little mountainous region in our absorption with Bosnia and Somalia. I dare say that there are more ethnic nationalities per square inch there than any other place in the world, and, having learned about each other and rubbed elbows for many centuries, they are all out to cut each other’s throats. World peace through understanding? Hah!
But What About the Hungarians?
March 1993
Hutus vs. Tutsis
June 1994
The mass butchery in Rwanda provides several important and instructive lessons to the American people, lessons which—surprise, surprise!—are emphatically not being pointed out by our beloved media.
5. On Resisting Evil
On Resisting Evil
September 1993
How can anyone, finding himself surrounded by a rising tide of evil, fail to do his utmost to fight against it? In our century, we have been inundated by a flood of evil, in the form of collectivism, socialism, egalitarianism, and nihilism. It has always been crystal clear to me that we have a compelling moral obligation, for the sake of ourselves, our loved ones, our posterity, our friends, our neighbors, and our country, to do battle against that evil.
Guilt Sanctified
July 1990
“Tolerance,” or Manners?
September 1991