Join Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler as they chew over China’s outlook, baby food shortages, Kevin McCarthy et al. and the Jan. 6 Commission, as well as John Leo’s passing, race and sex identities.
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5 thoughts on “China, Baby Food, and Distractions”
Barbara Stockwell
I totally respect and admire Victor Hanson. So glad I happened on this podcast.
I hope to return.
James Harrington
Nope. You can’t carry the podcast, but you can carry Victor. Sami is Saruman, of course. I’ve also thought of you guys as Hannibal Lector, Will Graham, and Abigail Hobbes (except that Madds Mikkelsen is a Dane).
Jack Fowler
Hmm. I always figured it as Victor being Gandolph and I was Gollum.
James Harrington
P.s. I’m sure the wives are relieved that Frodo and Sam are in different hotel rooms. 😉
James Harrington
Religious and philosophical persecution in China goes back to the First Emperor’s edict to kill philosophers and scholars. Like Ancient Rome, Chinese regimes have always expected religions to be arms of the state. Until a religion can be coopted, it will experience periodic persecutions. Buddhists, philosophical sects, Christians, and Muslims have all been persecuted in their turn and it’s just a matter of course that they’re still on the block today, regardless of who is in power.
I totally respect and admire Victor Hanson. So glad I happened on this podcast.
I hope to return.
Nope. You can’t carry the podcast, but you can carry Victor. Sami is Saruman, of course. I’ve also thought of you guys as Hannibal Lector, Will Graham, and Abigail Hobbes (except that Madds Mikkelsen is a Dane).
Hmm. I always figured it as Victor being Gandolph and I was Gollum.
P.s. I’m sure the wives are relieved that Frodo and Sam are in different hotel rooms. 😉
Religious and philosophical persecution in China goes back to the First Emperor’s edict to kill philosophers and scholars. Like Ancient Rome, Chinese regimes have always expected religions to be arms of the state. Until a religion can be coopted, it will experience periodic persecutions. Buddhists, philosophical sects, Christians, and Muslims have all been persecuted in their turn and it’s just a matter of course that they’re still on the block today, regardless of who is in power.