Murdered by the Russians: his crime? Refusing to conduct for them after their invasion of Ukraine. Your Tatler, who loves music with an unequaled passion, including Russian music, sees no reason listening anymore to performances by Russian Tartar artists, live or recorded, until all that nation’s artists renounce the unspeakable crimes committed against the UkrainianContinue reading “Scratch a Russian and find a Tartar.”
Author Archives: Anthony Chase Fountain
Are these people capable of doing anything ethically?
Something? Anything? From Just the News. [Sen. Charles””] Grassley said the scheme “to compensate the Bidens was supposed to consist of an unsecured $5 million loan, intended to be forgivable, from CEFC in 2017.” The senator said his office has information that a few months before the $5 million was paid “Hunter Biden yelled atContinue reading “Are these people capable of doing anything ethically?”
Knight unto Day.
Nike founder Phil Knight, who’s suddenly shifting his political donations away from the Democratic Party for being too “far-left,” said he’s all in with a non-Dem being in the Oregon governor’s seat after years of radically left policies. And haven’t we heard this before, for two-squiillionth time? Knight, a long-tenured Democrat, admits that he’s notContinue reading “Knight unto Day.”
The New York Times at last removes its increasingly vestigial guise of objectivity.
So cumbersome and besides, what’s the point now? From Fox News: The New York Times tweeted out a rhetorically charged description of Wisconsin’s U.S. Senate race candidates that led to familiar charges of bias against the liberal outlet. Leading into the Thursday night debate, the Times sent a tweet that labeled Republican Sen. Ron Johnson as a “leading peddlerContinue reading “The New York Times at last removes its increasingly vestigial guise of objectivity.”
Fascist baby greens at it again.
From TribLive: LONDON — Climate protesters threw soup over Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” in London’s National Gallery on Friday to protest fossil fuel extraction, but caused no damage to the glass-covered painting. The group Just Stop Oil, which wants the British government to halt new oil and gas projects, said activists dumped two cans ofContinue reading “Fascist baby greens at it again.”
This ought to be good fun.
Pass the popcorn. From the Washington Times: President Biden will travel to Pennsylvania next week to campaign for Democratic Senate hopeful John Fetterman, the White House announced Thursday. Mr. Fetterman, who is in a tight, closely watched race against Republican Mehmet Oz, has come under increasing scrutiny since a stroke left him with auditory processing issues and raised questions about hisContinue reading “This ought to be good fun.”
Finally, something to feel good about.
Just say no to censorship. Bickerstaff just deleted his 22 year account with the Ministry of Truth and Thought Police, also known as PayPal. He is in astonishingly good company.
Ross Douthat looks back on Vatican II.
It speaks for itself. The essay below is taken from the New York Times. As it may be behind a paywall, it is copied below in its entirety. It provides a sober and rational retrospective of the past calamitous 60 years in the Holy Catholic Church. It is vital, if not pleasant, reading. h/t WJT.Continue reading “Ross Douthat looks back on Vatican II.”
They haven’t won yet.
Evil, no matter how imposing, can be conquered. Amid the growing deterioration that surrounds us, both in and out of the Church (and they are interconnected), we must not lose hope. A reader reminded your Tatler of that and of the signal event which took place on 7 October 1571, the Feast of the HolyContinue reading “They haven’t won yet.”
And speaking of equal opportunity . . .
News from your Tatler’s former home. From the Post: A soulless thief pick-pocketed a dead man crushed by a truck in Manhattan — as ghoulish onlookers cheered her on, video obtained by The Post shows. The woman [emphasis added] was recorded apparently pick-pocketing the body of a pedestrian who had been crushed under a tractor-trailer inContinue reading “And speaking of equal opportunity . . .”
