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Tea and Racial Sympathy

Science

Hey, white people! Have you had your “racial sympathy index” measured lately? Or ever? No? Nazis! Well, whether you know it or not, the “racial sympathy index” is a thing. Is it a good thing? Take a wild guess. Jennifer Chudy is an assistant professor of political science and the Knafel Assistant Professor of the […]
Takis Magazine     Mar 02, 2021

Cultural Whiteness

Politics

White nationalism is characterized as a vice by leading commentators. No one interested in retaining the respect of mainstream outlets defends the logic of white identity politics. Blacks and Hispanics may organize political groups to pursue a racial agenda, yet we frown on whites who make a case for similar organizations. It is argued that […]
Takis Magazine     Mar 01, 2021

The Barred of Avon

Politics

GSTAAD—The sun has returned, the snow is so-so, and exercise has replaced everything, including romance. What a way to go, after a wasted year that did wonders for my health, the diet is about to kill the patient. This is the good-bad news, the really great news is that Shakespeare has been canceled by some […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 27, 2021

Crying Shame

Politics

It is difficult to tell the difference these days between what is the serious and the spoof. For example, I came across this recently, an article in the student magazine of University College, London: The benefits of a good cry are manifold: it detoxifies the body, helps self-sooth, dulls pain, helps restore emotional balance and […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 26, 2021

Thank God for the Proud Boys

Politics

A little more than a year ago, 2,000 antifa tried to shut down my speech at UC Berkeley, according to police on the scene. The Berkeley police chief had ordered her officers to stand outside the building like mute ninjas, and make no arrests, unless they personally witnessed a felony being committed in front of […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 25, 2021

Mau-Mauing at ‘The New York Times’

Politics

Donald McNeil worked at The New York Times for 45 years. He was recently nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for his articles on the pandemic. In a discussion several years ago with a teenager about one of her classmates, McNeill asked if the classmate had called someone else the N-word or whether she had been […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 25, 2021

Merrick Garland Is in the Dark about Antifa

Politics

When asked if he regards the endless attempts by Antifa rioters to burn down the federal courthouses in Portland and Seattle as acts of domestic extremism and terrorism, Merrick Garland, Joe Biden’s nominee to be Attorney General, replied: So an attack on a courthouse while in operation, trying to prevent judges from actually deciding cases, […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 24, 2021

Biden: No New Cold Wars or Democracy Crusades

Politics

“What is America’s mission?” is a question that has been debated since George Washington’s Farewell Address in 1797. At last week’s Munich Security Conference, President Joe Biden laid out his vision as to what is America’s mission. And the contrast with the mission enunciated by George W. Bush in his second inaugural could not have […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 23, 2021

Feet of Clay Stamping on a Human Face

Politics

In last week’s column, after months of being stonewalled I finally confronted one of the authors of a “scientific study” that purported to prove that last summer’s BLM riots actually made the Covid pandemic better. Last year, that study was paraded around like a victorious quarterback atop the shoulders of a cheering media grateful to […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 23, 2021

When Scholarship Turns to Activism

Politics

Saving academia from whiteness appears to be the goal of some black academics. Unlike normal scholars, they are confusing academic research with political activism. The latest black intellectual declaring to purge whiteness from the curriculum is Dan-el Padilla Peralta. Presently based at Princeton, Padilla thinks that the classics should become “a site of contestation for […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 22, 2021

Watch Your Step

Politics

Societal decline is best imagined as a drunk man falling down a long flight of stairs, maybe a long spiral staircase. He begins at the top, the peak of the society, then carelessly makes the wrong steps and begins to tumble down the stairs. It is not a rapid or steady fall to the bottom. […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 22, 2021

Credulity Springs Eternal

Politics

One of the few benefits of the continuing restrictions imposed on us during the seemingly endless pandemic now afflicting most of the world is that they have forced us to live more on our inner resources—if we have any, that is. Of course, what counts as an inner resource could be a matter of dispute: […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 19, 2021

NYT: Was He Innocent? Answer: No

Politics

Here is this week’s installment of “The New York Times is ALWAYS lying about criminals (and probably everything else).” The Times desperately wants you to believe that there are actual cases of innocent people being put to death in America. Their current poster boy for the cause is Sedley Alley, executed in 2006. But the […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 18, 2021

The Miasma Theory of White Racism

Science

Scientific-minded dissidents frequently compare today’s orthodoxy that the cause of whatever ails blacks is—and, indeed, must be—white racism to discarded scientific constructs such as phlogiston in chemistry and aether in physics. But the most informative comparison might be to the long, unfortunate hold of the miasma theory of disease on medical thought. In 2021, the […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 17, 2021

BLM and Covid: Dissecting a Questionable Study

Science

“Scientists” don’t impress me. I’m the progeny of one of the best of ’em, and I know how the sausage is made. A smart enough “scientist” can finesse any study to reflect a predetermined conclusion. Scientists go where the grant money is. And they go where the government and corporate jobs are. And nowadays, in […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 16, 2021

Will the Radical Left Reunite the GOP?

Politics

“Our historic, patriotic and beautiful movement to Make America Great Again has only just begun.” So said Citizen Trump Saturday on his acquittal by the Senate of the impeachment article of “incitement of insurrection” in the Jan 6 invasion of the Capitol. “I look forward to continuing our incredible journey together to achieve American greatness […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 15, 2021

The Impeachment Show

Politics

Lost in the tedium and general lack of interest in the impeachment show put on by the Democrats last week is the general weirdness of our ruling class. What we see in politics and in the media is presented as if it is completely normal. No one ever points out the facts or the contradictions […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 15, 2021

End State: Tolerant or Totalitarian?

Politics

We all sit down on occasion and have a good natter, putting worlds to right and solving all of our problems. Totalitarian solutions may be jokingly suggested and laughed off—if only we had that power! If of a scientific bent, maybe all those religious types would magically disappear and we’d all get along famously—the great […]
Takis Magazine     Feb 15, 2021