Month: June 2026

An AI generated photo mocking AI generated ethnic literature.

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It turns out AI-generated “literary” slop existed long before there was any real electronic AI around to even generate it—the pre-Chat GPT-era artificial intelligence in question belonging to black and brown people.

In 2005, the prestigious British literary magazine Granta ran an essay by a black Kenyan author with the only seemingly AI-generated name Binyavanga Wainaina. Called How To Write About Africa, it did not consist simply of the single word “DON’T!” but was a long and sarcastic list of literary clichés culled straight from prize-winning pieces about the continent which, in Wainaina’s view, did not deserve to have won any prizes at all. (more…)

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Now that the Karmelo Anthony murder trial has concluded, and Anthony—who is black—was found guilty and sentenced to 35 years in prison for fatally stabbing the white Frisco, Texas high school student Austin Metcalf on April 2nd, 2025, the victim’s father, Jeff Metcalf, had quite a bit to say. With his gag order finally lifted, he gave an unscripted, unfiltered account for three hours in an interview with conservative journalist Sarah Fields earlier this month. (more…)

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In January of 2025, Nigel Farage made a pledge to the people of Britain, and he did it on the Left-leaning radio station LBC (London Broadcasting Company). It isn’t unusual for politicians to make pledges any more than it is for them to go on to break them, but he promised to fund an inquiry the government had voted against having. That inquiry was to be into what is, or was until recently, universally referred to as the “grooming gang scandal.” On June 17 this year, not 18 months later, that report appeared. But it wasn’t Farage’s report. Like a Bond movie or a comic-book strip, it was his nemesis, his arch-enemy Rupert Lowe, who produced the report the British deep state didn’t want people to see. (more…)

Austin Franco

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Giving blacks and Jews cell phones has shown the whole world the content of their character, undoing decades of their carefully curated media image. For example, blacks have begun doing the “Austin Bop” where they dance to a rap song made about Austin Metcalf’s death while reenacting his stabbing. It is one of several facts of the current year which would have seemed too ludicrous for even The Turner Diaries.

The Jews are not to be outdone by the blacks, however. (more…)

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Gerhard Hallstatt is an Upper Austrian musician, photographer, and writer, though he currently focuses primarily on music with his experimental band Allerseelen. He previously served as the publisher of the small but influential underground magazines Aorta and Ahnstern, using the pseudonym Adam Kadmon. These limited-circulation publications focused primarily on esoteric philosophy, magic, sacred architecture, art history, and cultural poetry, as well as half-forgotten National Socialist artists and occultists. (more…)

Gilbert Keith Chesterton, 1874–1936

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NOTE: This 14 June marks the 90th anniversary of the death of the great Anglo-Catholic conservative writer G. K. Chesterton in 1936. The following essay has been written for planned inclusion in a future as-yet untitled academic anthology of pieces on the subject of Chesterton and war, and deals with the subject of the main motivation GKC thought all true soldiers should have for fighting in the first place—love of one’s own homeland and people.

“The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.”
G. K. Chesterton

“Patriotism is just saying your country is the best because you happen to have been born there.”
G.B. Shaw

G. K. Chesterton is far better appreciated today as an essayist than as a novelist, but his first effort in this particular literary medium, 1904’s The Napoleon of Notting Hill, was really little more than an essay reshaped into basic narrative form. (more…)

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MrBeast (real name James Stephen Donaldson) is the most successful YouTuber of all time. As of June 2026, he has amassed a subscriber base of 500 million and accumulated over 129 billion views. While MrBeast has declared himself apolitical, he is undeniably influential on today’s youth. Among younger generations, the fame of traditional celebrities such as actors, musicians, and athletes is being overtaken by that of online influencers with MrBeast as the most recognizable name in this new celebrity class. For this reason, it’s worth paying attention to him and the messaging he broadcasts to his gargantuan audience. (more…)

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During the past week, there have been a series of disturbances across the United Kingdom that constitute one of the more serious episodes of civil unrest the country has experienced in recent years. In Belfast, nights of rioting followed a brutal knife attack carried out by Hadi Alodid, a Sudanese national, against Stephen Ogilvie, who lost an eye and sustained severe lacerations. The disorder that followed saw the burning of homes and targeted attacks on ethnic minorities. (more…)

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Enoch Powell is most famous for his “Rivers of Blood” speech on April 20, 1968, in which he warned, prophetically, of the dangers of massive non-white immigration into the United Kingdom.

Powell called for cutting off legal as well as illegal immigration and for repatriating non-white immigrants whose high birthrates would eventually lead them outnumber the native British. (more…)

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Greg Johnson and Rob Rundo on his 60 Minutes interview, activism, organizing, current events, RESUM26, women in the movement, lying journalists, and more.

Now for your streaming or downloading pleasure. To listen in a player, click here or below. To download, right-click the link and click “save as.”

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Daniel Neep
Syria: A Modern History
New York: Basic Books, 2026

Syria has had a significant impact on current events. The harsh domestic politics that land has attracted international intrigue during its civil war, allowed for the temporary creation of a Salafi Jihadist ruled religious dystopia, and caused a migrant crisis in Europe. (more…)

Nigel Farage. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

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White people and black people differ in many ways, and one of these differences is coming to the fore. The difference is one of perception. Whereas black people merely believe they have a white problem, because they are taught that they do, white people increasingly know they have a black problem, even if they are not permitted to talk about it. Black people are told, constantly, that white people are a clear and present danger to their people (despite the fact that they are far more dangerous to one another). (more…)

VP Vance at a WH press briefing. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

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Dear Vice President Vance,

Since this is an open letter, please indulge me as I spell out some things that you surely know but which some readers may not.

Donald Trump has done the impossible. He has created a global humanitarian and political crisis, yet he has managed to get most of the world to tune it out simply by lying about it continually. Trump has now announced that a “deal” with Iran is imminent 39 times. This is what Steve Bannon called “flooding the zone with bullshit.” (more…)