VDH UltraAmerica is Saying It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way. Part One

Victor Davis Hanson The grotesque assassination of Charlie Kirk by a pro-Antifa zealot Tyler Robinson, following the macabre throat slitting of 23-year-old Ukrainian immigrant Iryna Zarutska by a freed 14-felon Decarlos Brown, proved the proverbial straws that broke the national camel’s back. The status quo is over. Kaput. And what follows will not be the […]

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Rewarding Terror, Political Violence, & Disney’s Downward Spiral

Join VDH and Jack as they discuss the recognition of a Palestinian state by Great Britain, Canada, Australia, and France, Trump’s resurgence in polls, the role of the DOJ in political accountability, the Left’s response to political violence, the end of Disney as we know it, and more. Share This

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Why Our Systems Collapse

Victor Davis Hanson American Greatness America has a lot of built-in safety backups and redundancies. But every once in a while, when tradition, science, time-tested protocols, and common sense are ignored, a fragile system utterly collapses. Usually, an iconic event reveals how vulnerable the entire country has become, and predictably occurs when suicidal ideologies and

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The Heroism of Churchill in 1940

In the weekend episode, VDH and Sami discuss the narrative surrounding Charlie Kirk’s assassin, Trump declaring Antifa a terrorist organization, California’s Proposition 50, Robert Redford’s legacy in film and politics and Winston Churchill’s heroism while Britain took on Nazi Germany alone. Share This

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The Cultural Impact of Charlie Kirk’s Assassination

In this Friday news roundup VDH and Sami examine how Charlie Kirk’s assassination has changed the culture, the public’s perception of political violence, Trump’s ongoing legal battles against media defamation, and more. Share This

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The Murder of Charlie Kirk Was Not a George Floyd Moment

Victor Davis Hanson American Greatness Just days after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the left is working overtime to hide the truth and create fantasies about his death. Specifically, leftists alleged that conservatives were going to “pounce” on the death to wage protests and boost radical agendas in the manner of what followed George Floyd’s

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VDH UltraDoes the Early Roman Principate (27 BC–AD 96) Sound Familiar? Part Four

Victor Davis Hanson After Domitian, some forty or more of the successive emperors were not Italian born. Most came from the Balkans or North Africa. The Western Empire was slowly eclipsed by the wealth of eastern provinces. But everywhere too much money predominated in the Neronian Age. Imported woods, gilt, and marble were the preferred

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VDH UltraDoes the Early Roman Principate (27 BC-AD 96) Sound Familiar? Part Three

Victor Davis Hanson In the world of Petronius, cynicism rules. No one is who he professes to be—not bankrupt poets and pretentious intellectuals, not virtuous widows, not innocent youth. All are Epstein schemers of a sort of like our internet influencers and nobodies who become somebodies with vast audiences in the millions. Petronius’s cosmos (like

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