<em>The Bachelor Recap</em>: A Man, a Plan, a Bunch of Women, Panama! New York Magazine (blog) Survivalism! After some small talk (Kacie: "I like to be doing things all the time. I like to go to the grocery store, and cook, and work out"), Kacie declares that she hates small talk and opens up to Ben and America about her teenage eating disorder.
Book Review: I Must Not Think Bad Thoughts: Drive-by Essays on American Dread ... Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) Hitler's omnipresence on TV, the dark side of Mark Twain, Lady Gaga's limitations as a cultural terrorist, zombies and survivalism-the list of Dery's interests goes on and on. He mashes phenomena together in ways that probably would never have occurred ...
The threat of far-right extremism warrants more than lip service The Guardian They emphasise impending threats to a wider (and typically ethnic) conception of society, whether immigration or the "threat" from a specific group, such as Muslims. They are wrapped in a survivalist discourse, explaining to supporters that unless they ...
A Nuclear Iran: Is it Biblical prophecy? Washington Times Survivalist, Patrick Geryl quit his job as a laboratory worker for an oil company because he believes the world will end December 21, 2012. Geryle points to the ancient Maya cyclical calendars that supposedly predict a catastrophic end in 2012.
On the shelves: Post-apocalyptic fiction offers lessons Poughkeepsie Journal Authors, again borrowing from current events, are exploring how social and economic collapse could end society as we know it, providing us an alarming window into a very possible future. These books go beyond cautionary tales; they provide important ...
