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In the United States, Black History Month — formerly known as “February” — is, unfortunately, not just about history. It is also an occasion for lies and propaganda to stoke black pride over spurious achievements and white guilt over spurious crimes. To combat this propaganda, we have assembled the following articles. Please link and repost these pieces far and wide.
- Black Invention Myths
- Beau Albrecht reviews Ibram X. Kendi’s How to Be an Antiracist
- Beau Albrecht, “Black Like Me“
- Beau Albrecht, “Cornel West’s Race Matters“
- Beau Albrecht, “On Reparations“
- Beau Albrecht, “Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Between the World and Me“
- Frank Allen, “The Other JQ: The Jazz Question“
- Kerry Bolton, “Apartheid: Lest We Forget (Or Never Knew)“
- Kerry Bolton, “Ethiopia Pacific Movement,” Part I & Part II
- Kerry Bolton, “Fifty Years of Cant“
- Peter Bradley, “Four Hundred Years Together: Wilmot Robertson on ‘The Negroes’“
- T. H. Corday, “The Legacy of Lothrop Stoddard“
- Jef Costello, “Speak the Truth or Kiss it All Goodbye“
- Sam Davidson, “A Deal with the Devil: The Strange Case of Israel and South Africa“
- Sam Davidson, “Nelson Mandela and the Jews“
- Guillaume Durocher, “The Token President: Obama’s Hollow Legacy“
- Brad Easton, “The Truth About Systemic Racism in America“
- Lawrence Edwards, “Guess Who is Victimizing America’s Black Pop Stars?“
- Julius Evola, “Negrified America“
- Sam Francis, “The King Holiday and its Meaning“
- Jeff Frankas, “Get Out“
- Jim Goad, “City of Brotherly Death“
- Jim Goad, “Black Excellence in Crime“
- Jim Goad, “Black Gorilla Crime Syndicates“
- Jim Goad, “Blazing Saddles Comes to Wyoming“
- Jim Goad, “Dog Lives Matter“
- Jim Goad, “Fucking Up & Finding Out“
- Jim Goad, “I’m Not a Racist, But . . .“
- Jim Goad, “Junetarded Nation“
- Jim Goad, “The Melanincompoop Theory“
- Jim Goad, “Millions of Dead Rappers“
- Jim Goad, “Sympathy for the Gorilla Glue Girl“
- Alex Graham, “Conservative Blank Slatism“
- Alex Graham, “Thomas Jefferson & the Declaration of Independence“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Abraham Lincoln: Anti-White Negrophile?“
- Andrew Hamilton, The Birth of a Nation
- Andrew Hamilton, “The Black (& White) Predicament: Harold Cruse’s The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual (1967)“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Blacks in Tennessee Williams’ Works“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Jews and Slavery: Three Books by the Nation of Islam” (German translation here)
- Andrew Hamilton, “Let’s Talk About Missouri“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Race in the Early Films of D. W. Griffith“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Revisiting Tom Wolfe’s Radical Chic“
- Andrew Hamilton, “Whiteness is More than Anti-Blackness” (Translations: French, German)
- Robert Hampton, “America’s State Religion Marches On“
- Robert Hampton, “Asians Under Attack“
- Robert Hampton, “1676: A Year that Shaped White America“
- Robert Hampton, “The 1619 Project Devours its Liberal Parents“
- Robert Hampton, “The ‘Hate Crime’ Against Jussie Smollett“
- Robert Hampton, “The Real Victim of Jussie Smollett’s Hate Hoax“
- Robert Hampton, “We are Derek Chauvin“
- Huntley Haverstock, “Dems R (Also) the Real Racists“
- Senator Jesse Helms’ Remarks on Martin Luther King Day, Part 1, Part 2
- Dabney Hixson, “Esau McCaulley’s Reading While Black“
- George Hocking, “Ethnic Hegemonies in American History,” Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
- Gregory Hood, “Who is Responsible for Ferguson?“
- Richard Houck, “By Any Other Name: The Hostile Media and Anti-White Violence“
- Nicholas R. Jeelvy, “Buck Breaking“
- Nicholas R. Jeelvy, “Soul Plane: How Blacks Depict Themselves When They Think Whites aren’t Watching“
- Greg Johnson, “‘Burn This Bitch Down’: Ferguson, Garner, and the End of Gentrification“
- Greg Johnson, “Do Black Lives Matter?“
- Greg Johnson, “Is White Nationalism Un-American?“
- Greg Johnson, “The Nigger Word“
- Greg Johnson, “Understanding the Charleston Church Massacre“
- Greg Johnson, Interview with Mark Dyal, Part 1, transcript
- Greg Johnson and Paul Kersey, “Space: A Dream Deferred“
- Travis LeBlanc, “Imitation of Life and an Imitation of Imitation of Life“
- Travis LeBlanc, “Is Nicki Minaj Super Bass-ed?“
- Travis LeBlanc, “Is Uncle Tom a Racial Slur?“
- Travis LeBlanc, “Within Our Gates: The “Black Birth of a Nation“
- Julian Lee, “In Praise of the White Singing Voice“
- Julian Lee, “The White Singing Voice in Rock and Pop“
- Colin Liddell, “Another Dyslexic Demonstrator“
- Colin Liddell, “The Charleston Church Massacre“
- Colin Liddell, “The Dallas Massacre, The Tyranny of Bullshit, & the Pseudo Alt-Right“
- Abraham Lincoln, “Address on Colonization to a Deputation of Negroes“
- Trevor Lynch reviews American Pimp
- Trevor Lynch, “Django Unchained: Another Jewish Wet Dream“
- Trevor Lynch reviews Hidden Figures
- Kevin MacDonald, “Jews, Blacks, and Race“
- Lipton Matthews, “Republicans Should Stop Pandering to Blacks“
- Lipton Matthews, “The Tameness of Charles Murray“
- Lipton Matthews, “What Could Be Driving Dysgenics in the Black Population?“
- Margot Metroland, “Cashing in On Emmett Till“
- Ava Moretti, Review of Manderlay
- Moriarty, “Separation & Black-Jewish Discontents“
- Lawrence Murray, “Antebellum Dindu Adventure: The Birth of a Nation (2016)“
- Michael O’Meara, “The Cold War on Whites“
- Michael O’Meara, “How the Irish Became White,” Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
- Matt Parrott, “Detroit’s Downfall . . . and Japan’s“
- Jack Pershing, “Hinton Rowan Helper: Harbinger of America’s New Dawn“
- William Pierce, “Destroying the Past“
- William Pierce, “The Fraud of Black History“
- William Pierce, “Lies for Profit: The Myth of Black History“
- William Pierce, “The Roots of Civilization“
- Michael Polignano, “White Pride and White Guilt“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “Black History Month Blues: The Tipping Point“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “Black Lives Matter is Black Supremacy“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “Colin Flaherty on Black Violence“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “The FBI’s Secret Civil Rights Files,” Part 1, Part 2
- Spencer J. Quinn, “Forgetting Muhammad Ali“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “If I Were Black, I’d Vote Democrat“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “I’m Not Racist“
- Spencer J. Quinn reviews Jared Taylor, ed.’s A Dissident’s Guide to Blacks and Africa
- Spencer J. Quinn, “The Only Honest Person in the Room“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “My Top Three Non Alt-Right Books“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “The Negro: America’s Problem“
- Spencer J. Qunn, “Not Every Day is Christmas“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “A Scene at the Beach“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “The Splintering Effect“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “Thomas Nelson Page’s Bred in the Bone“
- Spencer J. Quinn, “Thomas Nelson Page’s Red Rock“
- C. F. Robinson, “‘Disrespecting’ Black Soldiers“
- C. F. Robinson, “Does America Need Black Troops?“
- C. F. Robinson, “Heroes & Cowards: Diversity in the Military“
- C. F. Robinson, “A Red-Pilled Reevaluation of the People’s Temple Tragedy“
- C. F. Robinson, “The San Francisco Zebra Killings“
- C. F. Robinson, “Solid Gold Study of the 1992 Rodney King Riot“
- Dylann Roof, “Dylann Roof’s Manifesto (Annotated)“
- Adna Bertrand Rockwell, “A Trip Through Colonial America & The Black Belt“
- Severinus, “The Decline of Detroit: An American Mythos“
- Alan S. Smithee, “Black Woman Privilege“
- Alan S. Smithee, “Diversity and the Rape of Justice“
- Alan S. Smithee, “Employers Hate Blacks, but They Love ‘Ebony’?“
- Alan S. Smithee, “Is the War on Drugs Racist?“
- Alan S. Smithee, “An Open Letter to Jesse Williams“
- Alan S. Smithee, “Stop Being Frisky: Why Trump is Right about Stop & Frisk“
- Kevin Alfred Strom, “The Beast as Saint: The Truth about Martin Luther King“
- Kevin Alfred Strom, “The Beast as Saint” Video
- Kevin Alfred Strom, “The Case for Skepticism about Martin Luther King“
- Donald Thoresen, “Nicholas Guyatt’s Bind Us Apart: How Enlightened Americans Invented Racial Segregation“
- Donald Thoresen, “Racism, Eugenics, & the Progressive Movement“
- Brian Tobin, “Weathering the Storm“
- Morris van de Camp, “The American Race War of 1968“
- Morris van de Camp, “The Brownsville Raid“
- Morris van de Camp, “Central Park Wilding Revisionists & Deniers“
- Morris van de Camp, “Earnest Sevier Cox: Advocate for the White Ethnostate“
- Morris van de Camp, “He Was Just About . . . to Turn His Life Around! Menace II Society & the Culmination of African Liberation“
- Morris van de Camp, “How ‘Civil Rights’ Happened: A First Draft Overview“
- Morris van de Camp, “Senile Joe’s Kabul Skedaddle“
- Morris van de Camp, “Stacy Abrams & The Union’s Most Unstable State“
- Morris van de Camp reviews Ta-Nehisi Coates’ We Were Eight Years in Power
- Morris van de Camp, “Woodrow Wilson’s African Army“
- Irmin Vinson, “Amy Biehl: A White Liberal on the Dark Continent” (German translation here)
- Irmin Vinson, “Radicalized by Wikipedia?“
- Irmin Vinson, “‘So the Last Shall be First . . .’: Alinsky’s Farting Negroes“
- Scott Weisswald, “Imagine Music Without Black People“
- Frances Cress Welsing, “The War of the Balls“
- “Who Invented Peanut Butter?“
Greg Johnson
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“It just had to be Gorilla Glue.” – Jim Goad
Greatest. Line. Ever.
Black History Monff is off to a great start: Whoopie Goldberg and the Holocaustians. Very entertaining stuff.
Popcorn shortage looming.
Can you pls also make a list of recommended films/videos to watch, or lectures/podcasts/interviews to hear – not only on this important topic, but also other important topics as well (such as for example: demographics, eugenics, immigration, jewish question, fascist movements, world war two, and so on).
A list of useful audio/video/film:
Ian Smith’s Unilateral Declaration of Independence speech for Rhodesia, 11 November 1965:
https://youtu.be/ynrYDdq7zAw
Dr William Shockley’s reasoned report on race, genetics and dysgenics:
https://youtu.be/7JOIqkh2ms8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAszZr3SkEs
(Consider how what Shockley predicted back then has played out over the past half century.)
George Wallace at UCLA, 1962 (a window into another America when there was still a First Amendment on campus):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKi6oghwTsQ
Carleton Putnam’s Race and Reason Day speech of 10/26/61 in audio and transcript form. Putnam points up the tactical errors of the pro-White faction during the civil rights struggle (hint: his advice was largely ignored):
https://archive.org/details/CarletonPutnamRaceAndReasonDaySpeech102661
Enoch Powell’s ever popular Rivers of Blood…
https://youtu.be/qVPvo1eG7s0
Hours of enlightenment on strategies for nationalists, personalities of the fascist movement and its precursors, Western culture and even a lecture on H. P. Lovecraft, from the archives of Jonathan Bowden:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_GE_SdPU-irh-2Qp9BgJ7A/videos
The Battle of Algiers, directed by Gillo Pontecorvo. Filmed in documentary style, this is a dramatized version of the French counterinsurgency in the eponymous Algerian city. The movie provides a concise depiction of how third world insurgencies operate (still relevant in today’s mean streets and refugee banlieues), and a fairly objective view of the European soldiers who fought against both a terrorist underground and their own dithering political establishment.
Let’s close out with any number of videos showing life when Whites ran the show. Note the sense of, well, normalcy that pervades in societies of White Supremacy. Some examples:
Detroit in the 1950s:
https://youtu.be/L0Gwvq6zdSw
Salisbury (Rhodesia) and suburbs in the days of Ian Smith:
https://youtu.be/l4_ZtiUq9Hc
And who can forget the last stand of the 1980s at 7/11 Nationalism?
https://counter-currents.com/2019/06/7-11-nationalism/
A future worth fighting for!
Thanks!
Here’s a recommended reading list for the “month.” Feel free to spread the word, especially to students:
Dr Ed “Jolly Heretic” Dutton popularizes lots about genetics, intelligence and the collapse of civilization. A couple of books:
– At Our Wits’ End: Why We’re Becoming Less Intelligent and What it Means for the Future
– Making Sense of Race
Check out the Jolly Heretic wesbite and don’t forget to raise a pint!
George Wallace’s speech, “Segregation Forever” – since MLK jr’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail” is required reading in many schools, take a look at the other side:
http://www.emersonkent.com/speeches/segregation_forever.htm
A clip is at: https://youtu.be/6C-kBVggFrs
Note: it’s next to impossible to find a full video version of Wallace’s speech online. If someone can find it, please post the URL.
Lothrop Stoddard’s The Rising Tide of Color against White World-Supremacy. Stoddard called it a century ago. Available in print and online:
https://archive.org/details/risingtideofcolo00stoduoft/mode/2up
Edward Wilson’s Sociobiology: The New Synthesis. Originally published in 1975, Wilson did groundbreaking work on the biological basis for human behavior, with obvious racial implications.
A critique of MLK jr from the right-libertarian point of view:
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2003/01/marcus-epstein/myths-of-martin-luther-king/
Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail. Originally published in 1973 as a dystopian account of a third world mass migration-invasion into Europe, one can see the novel play out in the streets of your town. Especially valuable for the insights into the mentality of the various anti-White forces at work.
Christopher Caldwell’s The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties. Includes a rendition of how the civil rights acts became a second US Constitution.
The Color of Crime by the New Century Foundation: lots of hard data on the relationship between race, crime and incarceration in America, very useful in the ongoing debate over what is left of law & order in America. You can download it from American Renaissance:
https://www.amren.com/the-color-of-crime/
(Note: there is another book with this title, apparently written by a leftwing academic.)
Barry Goldwater on why he opposed the Civil Rights Acts: https://www.thornwalker.com/recoveries/goldwater.html
video at: https://youtu.be/tacJtYPHKiE
“My Negro Problem – and Ours.” 1963 Norman Podhoretz essay on his experiences as a lad in multiracial Brooklyn. Blows the lid off the delusion that African-Americans were a persecuted minority pre-Brown vs Board of Education, at least in Brooklyn. Here is one location:
https://nicholasstixuncensored.blogspot.com/2013/04/norman-podhoretz-my-negro-problemand.html
Might look at how James Watson, William Shockley and Arthur Jensen viewed the links between intelligence and race:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18656315/
…and then consider how these scientists were treated as heretics by the egalitarian regime.
As always, I recommend James Burnham’s Suicide of the West, his analysis of the liberal-egalitarian syndrome from the early 1960s. While chiefly concerned with the Cold War, Burnham has a word or three to say about the racial angle which was then simmering under the surface from the Congo to Chicago.
Thank you, again!
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