As many of you know, Steyn is suing the UK state censor Ofcom over its enforcement of the catastrophic Covid propaganda. Many viewers, listeners and readers have asked how they can support this important free-speech case against the British thought-police. Please scroll down the page for more information.
Meanwhile, in case you missed it, here's how the last seven days looked to Mark:
~The week began with Steyn's Song of the Week and a monster hit at the strange confluence of footie and opera.
~Our marquee presentation this week was the return of our series of audio adventures, Tales for Our Time, with a summer diversion from Mark: a variation on a theme of H G Wells in which the Eloi and the Morlocks show up some 800,000 years ahead of schedule. As the week concluded, events took a startling turn. Click for Part Eight, Part Nine, Part Ten, Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen and Part Fourteen. Part Fifteen airs tonight at SteynOnline.
~On Tuesday Steyn's Topical Take looked at the lessons for Trump and for us from a photograph of Lincoln's second inaugural. It was our most read piece of the week.
~On Wednesday's special edition of The Mark Steyn Show Michele Bachmann, Eva Vlaardingerbroek and John O'Sullivan joined Mark on stage to discuss globalism versus sovereignty:
"The Biden administration...is representing the views of the woke 15% of the American population, and thinking it can impose that outlook on life (around the world)," John O'Sullivan says.
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~On Thursday: Laura's Links rounded up the Internet from America's shameful 9/11 plea deal to "patients of childbearing potential".
~On Friday Andrew Lawton was back to guest-host another Clubland Q&A with questions from Steyn Club members live around the planet on a variety of topics from "Rich Men North of Richmond" to weak men west of, oh, Warsaw. You can listen to the whole show here.
~For his weekend movie date, Rick McGinnis plumped for Judy Garland and Robert Walker in The Clock.
As mentioned above, many of you have asked how you can support Mark's important lawsuit against the UK state censor Ofcom in the King's Bench Division of the High Court. There are multiple ways to do so, including:
a) signing up a friend for a Steyn Club Gift Membership;
b) buying a chum a SteynOnline gift certificate; or
c) ordering Mark's latest book. You won't regret it.
In the first two cases, 100 per cent of the proceeds and, in the last, a significant chunk thereof go to a grand cause - and you or your loved one gets something, too.
As to that Steyn book, The Prisoner of Windsor, the five-star reviews continue to pile up around the world:
~If you'd like a personally autographed copy, click here.
~For a hardback from Amazon, click here.
~For a hardback from University of Toronto Press, click here.
~For Barnes & Noble, click here.
~For Indigo in Canada, click here.
~For the Kindle edition around the world, click as follows: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, India, Denmark, France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Japan, Brazil and Mexico.
The Mark Steyn Show and Tales for Our Time are special productions of The Mark Steyn Club, now in its seventh year. If you'd like to join our ranks, we'd love to have you.
A new week for Mark begins later today with Steyn's Song of the Week on Serenade Radio at 5.30pm UK/12.30pm Eastern - and Episode Fifteen of Mark's Tale for Our Time.
