I wish Hanson were wrong about Western elites' loss of nerve. But I don't think he is.
Read this: "Will the West Stumble?"
I'm more and more convinced that the real hope for the West lies not in the morally emasculated elites, but in ordinary people -- ordinary men and women who refuse to go meekly and quietly into the night.
I'll blog at length later and at length about these issues, but I won't have time until school holidays. For now, I'll let Hanson -- himself a retired professor of history! -- exercise his eloquence in my place. He's a much better writer than I am, anyway!