Dr. Hanson, I’m a huge fan of your books, as well as your Classicist, Traditionalist, and Culturalist podcasts, and I have a quick question. I apologise if this is not the correct way to ask listener questions. When debating with people who lean to the left, I often find myself becoming angry or frustrated when […]
Victor Davis Hanson American Greatness In A.D. 286 the Roman emperor Diocletian split in half the huge Roman Empire administratively—and peacefully—under the control of two emperors. A Western empire included much of modern-day Western Europe and northwest Africa. The Eastern half controlled Eastern Europe, and parts of Asia, and northeastern Africa. By 330 the Emperor
From An Angry Reader: You are a shit eating nazi. Trump eats my shit. The u.s. is a degenerate nation born of genocide and slavery. That’s the real history, not the lies you trot out. The “founding fathers” were mass murderers. SMASH THE U.S. EMPIRE From Mary Your six sentences say it all, proud Mary:
Victor Davis Hanson continues his conversation with Dan Mahoney of Assumption College. He explains the disease of unelected bureaucrats and the equally destructive globalization. Share This
At minute 12:30 Victor Davis Hanson talks to Dana Loesch on Joe Biden’s Failed America and about Amazon closing out his new book by labeling it “Soon In Stock.” Share This
Victor Davis Hanson Eeyore’s Cabinet The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is another classical example of mission deviation and subsequent enfeeblement—a sort of organism that mutated from its birthing and now simply becomes anything it wishes. In 2010 while on a visit to Cairo, then NASA chief Charles Bolden told Al-Jazeera that President Obama
Victor Davis HansonLas Vegas Review-Journal Only a little more than half of the current world’s 7 billion people are citizens of fully consensual governments. That lucky 50 percent alone enjoys constitutionally protected freedoms. Most are also Western. Or at least they reside in nations that have become “Westernized.” Migrants, regardless of their race, religion or
Victor Davis Hanson has a conversation on his recently published book with Dan Mahoney, professor at Assumption College — the talk centers on tribalism as antithesis to citizenship. Share This
Victor Davis Hanson returns to expand on his thoughts about the direction of our current culture with a look into his new book, “The Dying Citizen.” Share This
