Has The Crackpot Lost It? Or Has He Found It?
Posted in Blog on Feb 16, 2019 — 111 reads
Some Notes On Writing Your Memoirs With An Eye On Writing Fiction And History
Posted in Blog on Feb 14, 2019 — 108 reads
Notes On The Millennia-Long War On African And European Distinction
Posted in Blog on Feb 13, 2019 — 145 reads
Oh Sleeper Awake: James LaFond's Impressions Of Chapter 1 Of Robert E. Howard’s Hour Of The Dragon
Posted in Blog on Feb 9, 2019 — 90 reads
Crackpot Mailbox: "Barbarism Vs Civilization" By Vlad Tepid
Posted in Blog on Feb 6, 2019 — 232 reads, 1 comment
By Professor Tony Rooster And The Dean Of Clean T. Spoone Slickens, Inquire
Posted in Blog on Feb 3, 2019 — 349 reads, 2 comments
Why Silence Strikes The Primal Chord Of Fear Among The Loud
Posted in Blog on Jan 21, 2019 — 496 reads, 3 comments
James LaFond's Impressions Of The Hour Of The Dragon By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jan 16, 2019 — 252 reads
The Crackpot Does A Video Book Review
Posted in Blog on Jan 6, 2019 — 367 reads, 1 comment
James LaFond's Impressions Of Conan Loses His Axe By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Jan 4, 2019 — 248 reads, 1 comment
Ron West's Queer Chicken Dinner, Pages 107-8
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 158 reads
Adam G Swinder And James Discuss The Truth And Loyalty In The Context Of Tribalism: Part 2
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 185 reads, 1 comment
Prometheus An Atlas By Jason Reza Jorjani, 2016, Arktos, 416 Pages
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 200 reads, 1 comment
Yankee Hobo In The Orient: Dollar Edition By John Patric
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 302 reads, 1 comment
Some Thoughts On When Taboos Are Broken
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 452 reads, 2 comments
SJWs Always Double Down: Anticipating The Thought Police, Vox Day
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 548 reads, 3 comments
Ron West's Queer Chicken Dinner Pages 105-6
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 272 reads
Keeping Up With Wheeled Cracked Pottery: January 2019
Posted in Blog on Jan 3, 2019 — 275 reads, 1 comment
Crackpot Mailbox: An American Reader Wants To Know
Posted in Blog on Jan 1, 2019 — 354 reads, 6 comments
Crackpot Mailbox: Bserius, Bryce Sharper, John Random, Carbone Mike And Banjo Resisting The POZ
Posted in Blog on Jan 1, 2019 — 287 reads, 1 comment
Crackpot Mailbox: Divining One's Place In The Limitless Mind Maze
Posted in Blog on Dec 31, 2018 — 360 reads, 2 comments
A Tale Of Woke Deviltry, Ebon Resistance, Mixed Destiny And Ivory Persistence
Posted in Blog on Dec 31, 2018 — 328 reads, 3 comments
Characteristics Of The Mythic Pulp Hero By James LaFond
Posted in Blog on Dec 28, 2018 — 350 reads, 1 comment
Crackpot Mailbox: Tony Cox And Discuss The Thirst To Be Owned
Posted in Blog on Dec 27, 2018 — 370 reads, 3 comments
A Wrinkle In Time Starring The Mother Of America
Posted in Blog on Dec 27, 2018 — 355 reads, 1 comment
A Christmas Gift From Ishmael
Posted in Blog on Dec 24, 2018 — 493 reads, 4 comments
Crackpot Mailbox: Lynn And James Discuss Geopolitical Vampirism
Posted in Blog on Dec 22, 2018 — 508 reads
Crackpot Mailbox: Reasonable Bob Has A Movie Challenge
Posted in Blog on Dec 21, 2018 — 353 reads, 9 comments
Ron West's Queer Chicken Dinner Pages 99-104
Posted in Blog on Dec 21, 2018 — 194 reads
Crackpot Mailbox: WellRead Ed And A Tech SPED Discuss Hollywood & Football
Posted in Blog on Dec 20, 2018 — 329 reads, 6 comments
Crackpot Mailbox: Considering The Thug Dayz Of Christmass
Posted in Blog on Dec 19, 2018 — 263 reads, 1 comment
Crackpot Mailbox: Tony Cox And James Discuss Atheism [Manny Alert—Extra-Long Article]
Posted in Blog on Dec 18, 2018 — 360 reads, 3 comments
Government Emasculator Unveils Templates For Youth Expectations
Posted in Blog on Dec 17, 2018 — 341 reads, 2 comments
Crackpot Mailbox: Riley Is Calibrating The Reality Scope
Posted in Blog on Dec 15, 2018 — 230 reads
My Favorite Academic Egghead Deconstructs The Postmodern Macrostate
Posted in Blog on Dec 14, 2018 — 346 reads, 5 comments
Crackpot Mailbox: Mike_C & James Discuss The Conan Of John Milus Versus Robert E. Howard's Conan
Posted in Blog on Dec 13, 2018 — 305 reads, 2 comments
An Example Of Guerilla Masculinity In The Very Pit Of Rampant Pity
Posted in Blog on Dec 12, 2018 — 388 reads
Crackpot Mailbox: Teutonic Fist & James Discuss Cultural Negation Via Implied Moral Abdication
Posted in Blog on Dec 12, 2018 — 329 reads
What Actor Would You Cast To Play The Iconic Barbarian Usurpers?
Posted in Blog on Dec 11, 2018 — 279 reads, 2 comments
Ron West's Queer Chicken Dinner, Pages 96-8
Posted in Blog on Dec 11, 2018 — 237 reads
Crackpot Mailbox: The Leveller Wants To Know If The Ghost Races Ever Enforced Anarcho-Tyranny
Posted in Blog on Dec 10, 2018 — 371 reads, 1 comment
Crackpot Mailbox: Deanna Spingola Invites James To Appear On Her Republic Broadcasting Radio Show Saturday 12/8/18
Posted in Blog on Dec 7, 2018 — 310 reads, 1 comment
Crackpot Mailbox: Erique And Riley Want To Know...
Posted in Blog on Dec 7, 2018 — 542 reads, 1 comment
What Actor Would You Cast To Play The Puritan Swordsman?
Posted in Blog on Dec 7, 2018 — 288 reads, 3 comments
James LaFond's Impressions Of The Blue Flame Of Vengeance By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Dec 7, 2018 — 204 reads
The Myth Of The 20th Century With Lynn Lockhart On Home Schooling
Posted in Blog on Dec 6, 2018 — 279 reads
James LaFond's Impressions Of The Right Hand Of Doom By Robert E. Howard
Posted in Blog on Dec 5, 2018 — 174 reads
Crackpot Mailbox: An American President And Hopeful Successor To The King Of NYC Indorced By Nero The Pict And The Khan?
Posted in Blog on Dec 5, 2018 — 362 reads, 3 comments
Crackpot Mailbox: Tony Cox And James LaFond—Bonobo Versus Chimp?
Posted in Blog on Dec 3, 2018 — 283 reads
Sicario With Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin And Benecio Del Toro, 2014
Posted in Blog on Dec 3, 2018 — 520 reads, 1 comment
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Thirty years alone, on the streets of Baltimore without a friend, a gang, a club, or even a faithful dog to watch his back, has taught the author seven truths about living alone in a dangerous world. LaFond has alternately been the target of police aggression, black gang violence, and white supremacist assassins. Taboo You was written for those few men who find themselves alone in a world they do not agree with; a handbook for militant individuality in a collectivist age. If you vote, don’t buy this book. Also see:
 
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