Last week, I wrote an article about some Anne Frank gibberish, and I included some jokey language which is not precisely correct. In particular, the alleged diary was not “largely written� in ballpoint pen, it was “largely edited� in ballpoint pen, with notes and additions added in ballpoint pen. The ballpoint thing is a bit... Read More

I am going to assume that most readers of The Occidental Observer are familiar with the official story of Anne Frank, the young Jewish girl (aged 13–15) who kept a diary while hiding in a house from Jew-hunting “Nazis� in the Netherlands during World War II. In searching the TOO site for “Anne Frank,� I... Read More

As an heir to the most famous political family in modern American history, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is hardly an obscure individual, and recent events have greatly elevated his national prominence. Although he had spent most of his career as a highly-successful environmental attorney, during the early 2000s he gradually became involved with the grassroots... Read More

The week leading up to the funeral of Senator John McCain produced some of the most bizarre media effusions seen in this country since the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963. McCain, who never saw a war or regime change that he didn’t like, was apparently in reality a friend of democracy and freedom... Read More