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BYRONICA Newsletter
The monthly
newsletter of our foundation, "Byronica," started publication in October 1998. Since that time it has evolved into a source of news
and commentary that is not only about the Balkans; it is not only about
Western policy in that region either. It is not only about the problem of
globalist hubris, nor is it only about the decline of Western civilization. It is
about all of the above. Each problem in the equation is inseparable from
the rest.
The newsletter reflects our Foundation's primary brief,
South-East
Europe, and its objective is to assert the essential unity of the
"Latin" West and "Greek" East; but the problem of the Balkans under the
"New World Order" is inseparable from the quandary of America had become under the Clintons,
or that of Europe "united" under the bureaucratic heel of
Brussels. Our
authors, therefore, ponder wider issues: Can any meaningful unity of nations sharing European and Christian heritage be restored? To what
extent, how, and why has the modern, secular, "post-Christian"
West inherited the antipathy of Western Christendom to the carriers of the
Byzantine tradition? How do those two traditions converge, and how do
they diverge, amidst the continuing onslaught of "post-Christian"
New World Order secularism?
The purpose of our Foundation, and of this newsletter, is to consider
whether such old historical animosities, fanned by new political
ambitions, can be countered by the upholders of traditional morality. It will seek
to monitor the role of the West along the old fault lines of Christendom in
the former Yugoslavia. Such issues are not merely political. They are as
much "cultural" as theological, and they have been political
all along. It is on the way we deal with them today that the future of our
civilization will depend.
From the January 2003
issue:
Book
Review: Bobbitt's Vigilante, by Yugo Kovach
From the December
2002 issue:
Our
Friends, the Chechens,
by Stella L. Jatras
From
the August 2002 issue:
The
Hague and Serb History, by
R.K.Kent
From the July 2002
issue:
The
Milosevic Trial
, by Edward S.
Herman
EDITORIAL:
Twitchy Europe,
byMichael
Stenton
From the March 2002 issue:
Anniversary
of Shame, by James Bisset
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