A new Week...

...A new edit of World War 1990: The Weser.

We're hacking away at The Weser again this week. Our new deadline is 15 April. We'll be working on The New American Order as well with the goal of finishing a chapter this month, 20,000 words. We have two chapters started, one domestic, one describing events overseas. We may end up working on both. Hmmm...the collapse of the US Dollar, South Africa should be in really good financial shape, with all its gold Krugerrands, no? There's a South African story in there someplace. We just have to find it.

We had originally intended to end The Great Salvation of 1976 with President Rockefeller visiting congress at the Greenbrier and giving his inauguration address. We even wrote three scenes describing such, but cut them. We think this is the prologue to The New American Order. What does President Rockefeller talk about in his address. 

We projected first month sales of The Great Nuclear War of 1975 to come in somewhat behind first month sales of Nederland and Battle of the Three Seas. God laughed at us. After 28 days, 75 has surpassed both novels by a lot, more than 25%. There are two reasons for this. First, we grew our audience in 2020 and 2021. Second we think our efforts on Gab and Twitter have paid off.  Also, we are among the best at what we do. As of this writing 75 has 71 reviews and stands at number 17 in its Amazon category. 

Yesterday Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban's Fidesz party utterly routed the opposition (52-34) and won another 2/3rds supermajority in Parliament.  The opposition leader even lost his seat. Sad. All the right people are mad. God bless Victory Orban and the Hungarian people. Over at The American Conservative, Hungarophile Rod Dreher writes up Orban's victory. Reader(s) should click on through. Nut graph, as the J-School losers say, fight the corporate power, man. 

Monday Metal, spotted at the retro-arcade:

Hungary for Hungarians

Via Breitbart, Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban lays down the gauntlet:

“What outrages our opponents the most is the fact that in our Constitution we have written that Hungary has Christian roots; that here there is no place for multiculturalism; that a child has the right to a mother and a father; and that our nation has the right to defend its borders – which are also the borders of the European Union,” the Hungarian Prime Minister observed.

This is an interesting point.

There's no such thing as an ethnic American, not even in 1776. As new peoples arrive here they are gradually absorbed into the broader culture and become Americans all while leaving their own imprimatur on the American over-culture. 

Every autumn we have a lovely Diwali here in Chindia and families are pressing for a day off to celebrate.

Unlike America, Hungary is an ethno-state. We're no Hungarian cultural expert, but shouldn't Hungary be filled with Hungarians, and Catholics, and lovely Slavettes in those fetching peasant dresses that fall off the shoulder?  Shouldn't people be eating perogies and borscht?

The Hijab just doesn't seem to look right on the streets of Budapest, no?