Sol Luckman I know, I know, your summer reading list stack is as high as your—well, it’s pretty darn high. I know, I know, given the world’s overwhelming problems, you can’t spare a second to read anything besides SERIOUS NONFICTION. I know, I know, you’re an ADULT now, and joke books, like Trix, are for … Continue reading
Jon Rappoport “It’s instructive to read what authors wrote about core values a hundred or two hundred years ago, because then you can appreciate what has happened to the culture of a nation. You can grasp the enormous influence of planned propaganda, which changes minds, builds new consensus, and exiles certain disruptive thinkers to the … Continue reading
Sol Luckman In the video below featuring some hilarious thoughts on the stultifying language of political correctness that has infected American culture in particular, the late, great George Carlin—once called the “dean of counterculture comedians”—works his typical word magic to open eyes to the truth. Carlin was one of many inspirations behind my book of cultural … Continue reading
Reviewed by Melinda Hills for Readers’ Favorite Irreverent in its honesty and take-no-prisoners approach, THE ANGEL’S DICTIONARY: A SPIRITED GLOSSARY FOR THE LITTLE DEVIL IN YOU is an honest appraisal of words in terms of today’s sensibilities. Sol Luckman has picked up where writers like Mark Twain and Ambrose Bierce left off over a century ago, identifying … Continue reading
Brendan D. Murphy Is it just me or are “free countries” like the US and Australia increasingly suffering from epidemics of human complacency, gullibility, and laziness? These are the traits that breed tyranny in all its “glory.” In the realm of medicine, placing inordinate amounts of trust in designated “experts” is one symptom of our … Continue reading
Jon Rappoport Some people apparently think there are no fake victims, only real ones. They believe that if all the oppression in the world were magically lifted tomorrow, people would suddenly become independent. This is not my conclusion. When I went to junior high school (it wasn’t “middle school” then and “junior” wasn’t considered a … Continue reading
Sol Luckman Register today for a chance to win 1 of 10 paperback copies of my award-winning, politically incorrect book of satire, THE ANGEL’S DICTIONARY. waffle: (n.) breakfast of politicians. bathroom: (n.) where Americans go to argue about gender while the country goes down the toilet. fanny-pack: (v.) to put on a few extra pounds … Continue reading
