WRU Unplugger of the Year

The WRU Unplugger of the Year need not be a monarchist, nor regret the fall of the Old European Order. The WRU Unplugger of the Year is simply the one who is considered to have done most in bringing about the unplugging of the Wilson Revolution.

This year's awardee has done a fundamentally outstanding job at bringing a mighty blow to the Wilsonian political establishment in America and elsewhere. His election campaign has opened up lots of opportunities for those who oppose the Wilsonian World Order, also known as deplorables.

The 2016 WRU Unplugger of the Year is:

Donald John Trump

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Quote of the Month

Writes Bionic Mosquito:

The sacrifices demanded of the people today, under the supposedly most free form of government devised, were never seen under the despots that came before: what was asked of the French people under the Republic made the days under even Louis XIV seem idyllic. The weight of government for Americans – who supposedly gained their freedom over 200 years ago – would be unrecognizable to the farmer in South Carolina in 1775; “why did we bother fighting,” he would wonder.

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Apostolic Coronation at 100

A century ago today, the latest Hungarian coronation took place.

Demise of Rasputin

A century ago today, Rasputin was murdered.

160 Years Ago

Four squared decades ago today, the bête noire and the Persona Non Grata of this weblog was born.

Merry Christmas

Wishing everyone a merry Christmas.

Enjoy from the Kaiserstadt:

Romanov Christmas memories:

Trench Christmas

A century and two years ago, the first Christmas Truce of the Great War took place.

A Future Empress

179 years ago today, Elisabeth of Bavaria was born.

Silver and Gold

Ray Stevens Christmas

Rhodesian Christmas

Mr. John Edmond sings Christmas in Rhodesia:

Season Follies

PC Christmas

The Battle of Verdun

A century ago today, the Battle of Verdun ended, having lasted since the 21^st of February the same year.

Amendments at 225

225 years ago today, the United States Bill of Rights came into effect.

The New World Order

98 years ago today, the bête noire of this blog arrived for the post-WWI Versailles conference.

Edward VIII Abdicates

80 years ago today, His Britannic Majesty King Edward VIII abdicated.

The abdication speech:

The Diet of the Estates of Sweden

One and a half century and a year ago today, the Diet of the Estates of Sweden held the last vote in support of the institution's abolition and replacement with a two-chamber parliament.

Oscar II Passing at 109

A century and nine years ago today, Oscar II, King of Sweden and formerly King of Norway, passed on – in his 79^th year.

David Lloyd George as PM

A century ago today, David Lloyd George, deliverer of an address to the American Club in London and the Limehouse Speech, became Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.


Previously: Lloyd George – Friend of Liberty, The Limehouse Speech?

A Real Day in Infamy

A year short of a century ago today, the bête noire of this weblog signed the declaration of war against Austria-Hungary, after having spoken three days earlier.

Quote of the Month (November)

Writes the Mad Monarchist:

Mr. Tolstoy makes it abundantly clear that he is arguing for a largely ceremonial monarchy according to the liberal worldview, which I do not share and which I do not think has been good for monarchy or ultimately good for anyone else. Frankly, I think this worldview, which I have previously referred to as the ‘republican/revolutionary mentality’ has ruined many outstanding monarchies among the precious few that remain in the world. Many of these countries are, I think, in a terrible state but I would certainly not blame this on their being monarchies but rather on the fact that they have become too nominal about being monarchies and have adopted the republican mentality or the liberal worldview if you like which is at odds with the fundamental concept of monarchy itself.

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The World Safe for God Demos

Two years short of a century ago today, the Persona Non Grata of this weblog set sail aboard the USS George Washington to carve up Europe and make the world safe for Wilsonian mass democracy.

Quote of the Month (October)

Over at his website, Dr. Gary North writes:

This will not be solved by the mere replacement of the ruling elite in the United States. It is endemic to the West. It is the surrender of law to bureaucracy. Compared to this, the election of 2016 is a side show. "See the man with the orange hair!" "See the amazing coughing woman with the rolling eyes!"

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Francis Joseph to the Throne

A century and sixty-eight years ago today, the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria commenced.