After the terrorist attacks in France last week, in which seventeen citizens and policemen lost their lives, it's difficult to find mainstream commentators in America or England discussing methods to prevent future attacks. The reason is clear: stopping Islamic terrorism would involve profiling Muslims in a way that goes against the hollow and meaningless “unity” narrative our elites have embraced. Their recent remarks are infused with less testosterone than that of a horny beta male trying to lay a girl on Tinder: “I ask you to remain united – it's our best weapon. It shows we are determined to fight against Read More

Here at Return of Kings, the topic of learning a language has been a component of many interesting stories, as well as the focus of numerous articles. In particular, the direct benefits to men of learning a foreign language and how it affects their game should at least get you thinking about taking on a second (or third) language. You'll also find specific entries on how to master the process of self-study: here, here, and here. I have found these articles to be helpful and personally motivating in my own quest to add to my “notch count” of languages learned. The information Read More

I recently came across an interview with Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke about how the Catholic Church's focus (or obsession) on women has neglected the important role of masculinity. Keeping in mind the irony of noting the words of a cardinal to help describe the problems that men face today, here's what Burke had to say: All children need fathers A child's relationship with their father is key to a child's self‑identification, which takes places when we are growing up. We need that very close and affirming relationship with the mother, but at the same time, it is the relationship with the father, Read More