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Video of the Day: Wilmot Robertson & the Dispossessed Majority
Video of the Day
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Wilmot Robertson (1915-2005) was an early pioneer of white nationalism and a prolific writer and editor. With a professional background in marketing, he had a superior talent for communication which allowed him to popularize terms such as “the ethnostate,” which was also the title of his last book. His greatest achievement was in keeping the flame of ethnic nationalism burning at the highest level of intellectual integrity during several decades when few others were around to participate in the work.
In the latest episode of Guide to Kulchur, Mark Weber and Sam Dickson join Fróði Midjord to discuss the legacy of Wilmot Robertson and his magnum opus, The Dispossessed Majority.
The video is available on BitChute and Odysee, and a podcast version can be downloaded here. Follow Guide to Kulchur on Telegram for regular updates.
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2 comments
This is an excellent video. I watched it last evening.
I particularly liked Sam Dickson’s comment that the only criticism he would raise against Robertson is his anglophilia: it tends to alienate those of us who are 100% European, 100% White, but not 100% from the British Isles.
Great stuff! Insightful analysis and a solid historical background. This video should be disseminated as widely as possibly. It’s also a good introduction for people who have been just red pilled and want the wider context for today’s continuing crisis
We need to see more of Sam and Mark. Any way to have them do podcasts on a regular basis?
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