From New Dawn 157 (Jul-Aug 2016) Even the greatest thinkers are uneven. They have areas of brilliance and other areas where they cannot avoid showing their weaknesses. Immanuel Kant, for example, one of the most admired philosophers in Western civilisation, […]
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The Twisted History of the Swastika
From New Dawn Special Issue Vol 10 No 2 (May 2016) If you were asked to come up with a symbol for evil, very likely you would think of the swastika. The quintessential emblem of the Third Reich, it still […]
Storming Fort Orthodox: Strategies to Break Through the Bubble
From New Dawn Special Issue Vol 14 No 5 (Oct 2020) When something dramatic happens, we want an explanation. We want answers to questions like: Why is it happening? Who is responsible? Where is it heading? What does it all mean? In the mainstream narrative […]
Mysterious Beasts & Natural Wonders: Toward a New Understanding of Bigfoot, Flying Saucers, Fairies & other Inconvenient Realities
From New Dawn 179 (Mar-Apr 2020) Several years ago a critic wrote about me, “Horowitz is an okay historian, but the guy believes in leprechauns for chrissakes.”That is true – I plead guilty. In this paper, I will try to […]
Walking Between Worlds: UFOs & Consciousness
From New Dawn Special Issue Vol 13 No 6 (Dec 2019) In December 2017 the New York Times released two videos of UAPs, or “unidentified aerial phenomenon” – a more official-sounding term for what most of us call UFOs or […]