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Mark Steyn on the Town. On today's show, Mark plays a range of eminent songwriting teams from Rodgers & Hart to, er, Dicks & Rudge. In between we have a cavalcade of Non-Stop Number Ones and a celebration of a peerless pianist - and Steyn concludes with a brief remembrance of the late Bonnie Tyler.
By: Mark Steyn
Happy Bastille Day to our many French readers.(Snip)In the two centuries between the assassination of Prime Minister Spencer Perceval and the killing of Labour
by Mark Steyn Steyn on the Big Picture my coma , the docs have advised me to steer clear of stress-inducing things like the Internet and spend more time communing with the flora and fauna.
Clubland Q&A , Joe Huber comments: Unfortunately, SteynOnline (once my favorite place to visit) has gradually devolved into NeverTrumpism, and that's sad. But it is what it is.
my coma , I have endeavoured to follow my doctors' advice to eschew stress-inducing things like the Internet and spend more time communing with the birds and flowers. However, once in a while, a friendly homing pigeon will insist on dropping something from what passes for reality - like a copy of The San Francisco Chronicle
my coma and attempting to catch up on world affairs. I see Operation Epic Fury has evolved into Operation Economic Outcast , as the US sanctions first imposed on Iran in, oh, November 1979 are apparently starting to bite.
by Mark Steyn Twenty-Five Years On: Summer of '01 In a few days, America will be marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of 9/11.
Clubland Q&A we had some discussion on when precisely "the day everything changed" changed back to the same old dopiness and civilisational suicide. As I think of it, the signs that the war would ultimately be lost were visible very early on. As I wrote in The Spectator in August 2002, as the first anniversary of 9/11 approached:
by Mark Steyn Twenty-Five Years On Exactly a quarter-century ago, I was pottering about the kitchen when the newsman broke into the
by Mark Steyn Twenty-Five Years On sticking it to the regime that spawned fifteen of the nineteen hijackers that day.
