Chronicles Magazine September 2018

Fascism, Real and Imagined

Nicholas Farrell - AUGUST 09, 2018

Twenty years ago I somehow managed to get my act together and get out of Paris, where I had haunted a cheap hotel for a year in the wake of the death of Princess Diana like the ghost of the Marlon Brando character in Last Tango in Paris.

IN OUR TIME

I Hate
Chilton Williamson Jr. - AUGUST 09, 2018
A book faces me across the room from a bookcase in my office. It has a blood-red and black cover. The author’s name is printed in black down the upper part of the spine and the title in white below that.
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Correspondence

The Ethnic Partitioning of England
Ralph Berry - AUGUST 09, 2018
Londonistan: The content is in the book’s title. Melanie Phillips, the author, had great difficulty in finding a publisher; no main house would take it, even though she is a distinguished and successful writer, and in the end it came out in 2006...
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Society & Culture

The Battle for America’s Mind
Pedro L. Gonzalez - AUGUST 09, 2018
Heralding the rise of the daily newspaper in 1831, French poet and politician Alphonse de Lamartine declared journalism would emerge as “the whole of human thought,” but that thought itself “will not have time to ripen, to accumulate into the...
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City of Westminster

An Unsatisfying Quexit
Freddy Gray - AUGUST 09, 2018
The first problem with Brexit is the word Brexit—one of those stupid portmanteau words, like motel or brunch. It is a joined-up abbreviation of “Britain’s” and “exit from the European Union.”
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THE AMERICAN INTEREST

After Helsinki: A Coup in the Making
Srdja Trifkovic - AUGUST 09, 2018
President Donald Trump’s meeting with President Vladimir Putin of Russia and their joint press conference in Helsinki on July 16 have ignited an ongoing paroxysm of rage and hysteria in the U.S. media.
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BETWEEN THE LINES

Schizophrenic Citizens
Justin Raimondo - AUGUST 09, 2018
The very idea of dual citizenship is downright absurd. It’s a contradiction that cannot be resolved. The concept of citizenship is based on the expectation of loyalty to the country, and this, in turn, means that citizens owe their exclusive...
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Chronicles Magazine September 2018

Fascism, Real and Imagined

I Hate

The Ethnic Partitioning of England

The Battle for America’s Mind

An Unsatisfying Quexit

After Helsinki: A Coup in the Making

Schizophrenic Citizens

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