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It’s nearly impossible to explain to anyone who doesn’t try to publish essays from the perspective of the Dissident Right just how difficult it is to get certain opinions published. Even a willing interlocutor has trouble comprehending just how impenetrable the wall is between the institutions curating public opinion and the public itself.
Until very recently those opinions deemed verboten would have included fairly anodyne conservative sentiments. (more…)
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If Hollywood was making a WWII film in your neighborhood, set in Nazi Germany, what kind of props do you think they would need to put up around the place to make it actually resemble the Third Reich? That’s correct, Nazi-related ones. Waltham Forest Council in London did not appear to realize this simple and obvious fact, however, and last summer withdrew prior implied permission for the new Nicholas Cage spy drama Fortitude to film at its Town Hall, which was deemed to possess the correct Albert Speer-esque period architectural style, once they discovered this would involve draping the place with swastika flags.
The reasoning for this pitiful decision has just been revealed. Fortitude’s filming schedule occurred right in the middle of something called “Operation Raise the Colors” (ORC), a nationwide British campaign of mainly white and working-class citizens raising Union Jacks and Crosses of St George upon lampposts to signal public opposition to mass immigration. (more…)
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John Wright
The Trans-Saharan Slave Trade
Routledge, 2007
The trans-Saharan slave trade is one of the most frequently ignored systems of human trafficking in global history. Public discussion normally centres the Trans-Atlantic trade, whose principal actors were European and American merchants and plantation societies. (more…)
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I’ve been asked to share my thoughts on our movement’s “life after Trump.” The topic is ambiguous, however, because it could mean “after” the beginning or the end of Trump’s current term. (more…)
Thomas Sewell addressing the crowd in Melbourne during March for Australia.
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Thomas Sewell addressing the crowd in Melbourne during March for Australia.
On Sunday, August 31, March for Australia anti-immigration protests took place in approximately 20 cities across Australia, including all state and territory capitals and several regional cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, etc. Notable attendees included One Nation party leader Pauline Hanson, Senator Malcolm Roberts, and federal MP Bob Katter. But the most coverage I have seen was for Thomas Sewell and his National Socialist Network (NSN) in Melbourne. (more…)
Ausländer Raus!
Ausländer Raus!
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Many dramatic events are ongoing in the world today. Greg Johnson was joined by Angelo Plume (Telegram, YouTube) on the most recent broadcast of Counter-Currents Radio to analyze them and figure out what they mean from the perspective of pro-white identity politics, and also answered listener questions. It is now available for download and online listening. (more…)
Des Somaliens célèbrent la fête de l’indépendance de leur pays à Minneapolis.
Des Somaliens célèbrent la fête de l’indépendance de leur pays à Minneapolis.
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Jusqu’à très récemment, le Minnesota était considéré dans l’imaginaire collectif comme un État si blanc que l’on pouvait presque devenir aveugle à la neige rien qu’en la regardant sur une carte. (more…)
Abraham Lincoln debating Stephen Douglas during the campaign for the 1860 presidential election, when Lincoln expressed views on blacks that would end any politician’s career today. (Litho by American School, 1858)
Abraham Lincoln debating Stephen Douglas during the campaign for the 1860 presidential election, when Lincoln expressed views on blacks that would end any politician’s career today. (Litho by American School, 1858)
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Jacques Derrida remarks that Hegel compared words used over time with coins whose inscriptions wear away with use, ultimately leaving two blank and valueless faces signifying nothing. Words change their meaning, certainly, but they also lose meaning through overuse. Our most obvious contemporary example is the word “racism.”
Racism is a perfectly natural response to the “Other” the hard ideological Left like to parade around like a show pony. It is hardwired into us and is a protective reaction, it being an evolutionary advantage to be with those like yourself, and is why from canteens in high school to canteens in penitentiaries, blacks will always sit with other blacks and whites with other whites. (more…)
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Posters that appeared in the cities of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody near Vancouver, British Columbia caused a bit of a stir in late September. A group named “White Tri-Cities Parents and Tots” affixed flyers to lampposts, bus stops, and at shopping malls that promoted a “Whites-Only Moms and Tots” play group. (more…)
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In 1941, Jewish-American businessman Theodore Kaufman wrote Germany Must Perish! This 96-page booklet advocated for “the extinction of the German nation and the total eradication from the earth of all her people” via forced sterilization. Fun fact: Between the pages of Germany Must Perish! and Mein Kampf, one can find an open call to annihilate an entire race of people only in the former. (more…)
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It can be amusing to observe how Leftists get “triggered” by a line of argumentation, a phrase, or merely a naughty word. All it takes is a brief utterance, and they come unglued. Granted, some of that is probably play-acting, and some is imperious bluster, but there are times when they really do flip and trip because their brains are unable to cope. (more…)
