01 Monday Apr 2019
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Once again, April Fool’s Day caught me unprepared. But! Here’s a serious but cool interlude for the musically-minded.
Anna Fedorova is coming to South Carolina! Two dates and soon, this month. Click HER SITE for the Calendar. She’ll be in Utah later in the year.
Possibly the best Rachmaninoff pianist in the world. Mean Tchaikovsky too.
The easy on the eyes part is purely coincidental.
Happy April!
31 Sunday Mar 2019
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Greetings, prepper peeps. Some good news and a whisper.
The rumor first: something may be happening with Freedom Prepper (emphasis on “something” and “may be”). This would be something beyond my posting a new Venezuela video.
The great news! My friend, Samantha Biggers, one of the best prepper writers out there, has a new (to me) site:
It’s a place for better ideas about all things prepping, which, now, is more important than ever. Browse around. She even has a link to my craziness.
26 Tuesday Mar 2019
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I’m not sure why the following made me think of Jacques Barzun’s book, which you should read, but they did. Hmmm.
AJ breaks down the ongoing love affair between the Alt-Left (especially big tech)and the pedo freaks.
A new report about a convicted pedophile from Houston Texas who participated in a “drag queen story hour” with children was censored from YouTube and the channel that posted it was deleted. Alex breaks down how drag queens are being worshiped by the left.
Of course, big tech is banning and deleting like mad.
Over on the “normal” side, the WSJ chronicles the decline of men’s professional fashion.
Jos. A. Bank, a chain known for selling suits to the corporate masses, began airing a television commercial earlier this month that features men in sport coats, khakis and jeans.
With fewer men buying suits, retailers of tailored clothing are trying to adapt to a world in which it is no longer unthinkable to wear Lululemon pants to the office.
“We want to send the message that we can help with more than just suits,” said Mary Beth Blake, Jos. A. Bank’s brand president.
The chain, one of the largest suit sellers along with its sibling Men’s Wearhouse, both owned by Tailored Brands Inc., TLRD -1.79% is starting to feel the bite as more companies give their blessing to casual attire. In recent weeks, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Target Corp. joined the parade of companies that have relaxed their dress codes.
Sales at Tailored Brands, which also includes the K&G and Moores chains, fell 10.7% in the most recent quarter to $768.1 million. It predicts sales will continue to decline in the current period at all brands except K&G.
“We have just not kept pace with an evolving customer,” Tailored Brands Chairman Dinesh Lathi told analysts earlier this month, adding that the company was in the “earliest stages” of trying to find the right balance between suits and more casual attire.
The Lululemon pants thing may reinforce the drag queen notion. For Goldman, maybe casual should involve stripped jumpsuits? For the rest, this is a slippery slope. Outside Wall Street, “dressing up” has been redefined as wearing khakis. More like the devolving customer.
24 Sunday Mar 2019
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Back in Black on piano.
High fidelity version:
Sister knocking it out in person:
20 Wednesday Mar 2019
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17 Sunday Mar 2019
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Here’s to another St. Patrick’s Day, a celebratory tradition here at the old blog going back to our first March. Top o’ the mornin’ to ya! And, here’s to the coming of the First Day of Spring, 2019 – I’m more than ready this year – this Wednesday, the 20th.
Saint Patrick was born a Roman citizen in ancient Britain. At age 16 he was kidnapped and enslaved in Ireland. He suffered his bondage for six years before escaping back to his home. Later, as a priest and a bishop, he returned to Ireland as a missionary of the Church. This in itself is a miracle I think.
BTW, the snakes are metaphorical. St. Paddy did not drive actual serpents out of Ireland. He forced out something much worse. Today, we could use his insight in Hollywood, in academia, and in the Vatican.
Green!
10 Sunday Mar 2019
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Every other week, at least, I get asked if I’ve seen [______] show or if I’m going to [______] movie. No and no!
Vox Day gets it (as always):
In the meantime, a crew man, GafferAnon, explains what you can do to shut down the Pedo Palace:
Make the money dry up.
Stop going to the movie theaters.
Stop using the products they pimp.
Stop paying to be entertained.
Just stop. Stop buying tickets and then complaining about how they inserted SJW poison into your favorite franchise. Stop making snarky comments and posting negative reviews about movies you paid to see. Stop supporting those who hate you, hate your politics, hate your faith, and hate your nation. Stop funding your own destruction!
I have not been to a movie since The Return of the King came out in 2003. I will never see another Hollywood movie in the theater. Anyhow, be sure to read both linked posts in their entireties, as there is a copious amount of information in them.
Get out of the sewer and stop supporting people who hate you, your family, your nation, and your God. Stop it!
This week’s TPC article, if published…, will focus on the foreign influence perhaps as never before. Therein, I make passing mention of the cultural rot. The Devil stalks you like a lion. Either shoot him or run away; don’t feed him.
06 Wednesday Mar 2019
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04 Monday Mar 2019
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Smaller country = better health.
The U.S. was hampered by excessive obesity, depression, inactivity and other items, Davies said.
What could those “other items” be? Surely nothing a little new green socialism won’t cure, right?
25 Monday Feb 2019
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Pursuant to last week’s TPC column, I wrapped up At Our Wits’ End, Dutton and Woodley, Imprint Academic, Exeter, UK, 2018.
It’s much worse than declining general intelligence and the end of the Flynn Effect – it’s the end of Western Civilization as we know it. Winter is already underway and there appears to be nothing to stop it.
This will likely feature in a future TPC bit – just submitted this week’s entry on drafting women into the Imperial military (another sign of advanced decay).
The book answers the following tabloid speculation: Scientists fear end to Mankind not ‘decades away’ but ‘much sooner’
OUR CIVILISATION is doing pretty well – but how long do we have left?
Advanced, intelligent society will survive somewhere. It just might not be in GB of the USE.
A sobering but a very good read.
PERRIN LOVETT 
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