Unfashionable Truths
Edward CampbellA Realist’s Reckoning with Morality, History, Power, and Human Nature
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Conquest Everywhere: The New World Was No Eden
Templo Mayor (reconstruction), Tenochtitlán, Wikimedia Commons.
For fifteen thousand years, the Americas developed their own human story entirely separate from the civilizations of Europe, Asia, and Africa. Two continents populated...
The Overcorrection: A Culture of Self-Repudiation
Europe in 1945 was a ruin — physically, spiritually, intellectually. The physical devastation was visible from the air: cities reduced to rubble, cathedrals gutted, the infrastructure of a civilization destroyed or occupied. That ruin could...
When the West Forgot Itself
View of the judges' bench, International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg, Allied-occupied Germany
“It happened, therefore it can happen again.”
— Primo Levi, 1986
How can anyone speak of Western moral progress after Auschwitz and t...
The Forgotten History of Islamic Slavery
Arab and Berber Slave Traders.
I. The Sultan’s Letter
In 1842, the British Consul General in Morocco approached the court of Sultan Abd al-Rahman and asked the following question: what progress had the Sultan made toward ending...
Conquest Everywhere: Africa Was Not Outside History
I. The Kingdom Built on Human Bones
In 1850, a British naval officer named Frederick Forbes arrived at the royal court of Dahomey bearing a simple message: end the slave trade. King Ghezo received him with ceremony, listened with patien...
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Ex–Wall Street strategist interrogating the myths we live by. History, morality, and power told straight. Brutal truths. Realism over ideology.
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