Tag: conservatism

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The ongoing crisis taking place in the small Ohio city of Springfield has quickly turned into one of the leading stories in the American news cycle. In a predictable turn of events, flooding a community with thousands of Haitians has resulted in chaos, destruction and even death. (more…)

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Consider two children, white, boys, growing up in contented middle-class families in the same suburb of Washington, DC, equally bright, popular, successful with girls, and so on. One becomes a growling conservative, the other a chirping liberal (I think of them as woofers and tweeters). Why the difference in outcome? A likely explanation, or so it seems to me, is that political orientation is innate or, as we would say today, a result of genetic predisposition. (more…)

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On July 4, Americans celebrated their supposed (now former) independence as the land of the free and the home of the brave. The very next day, Trump unequivocally disavowed Project 2025.

So, what is Project 2025, what is the group’s goals, and who is behind it? (more…)

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Soon after the Superman movie was released in 1978, a small boy named Charles Green, after having watched this film, convinced himself that he, too, could fly like Superman. (more…)

Normies can hear the same sort of talking points from Con Inc. figures such as Candace Owens and Charlie Kirk that they could once only hear from the Alt Right. (Image source: Wikimedia Commons)

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What would become known as the Alt Right began to crystalize by the mid-2010s. The Alt Right introduced a style of White Nationalism that was so radically different than what came before that it was necessary to invent some terms to differentiate the two. Pre-Alt Right White Nationalism came to be referred to as White Nationalism 1.0 (WN 1.0). This encompassed groups such as the Klan, skinheads, the militia movement, and the efforts of individuals such as George Lincoln Rockwell, David Duke, William Pierce, and Tom Metzger. (more…)

Image courtesy of NARA & DVIDS Public Domain Archive.

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On May 9, 2024, Jared Taylor released a video entitled “What Is Our Goal?” that, quite frankly, surprised me. After a litany of well-chosen illustrations of America’s decline, he declares:

It doesn’t matter who is elected President this year or four years from now or 40 years from now. It’s over. We can’t take the whole country back. We’ll have to settle for something less. (more…)

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Don Quixote is one of the most influential works of fiction of all time. Written in two parts by the Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra in the early seventeenth century, the book tells the story of the comedic adventures of a bumbling knight, Don Quixote of La Mancha. (more…)

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English original here, Spanish version here

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We wrześniu 2001 r., zaraz po atakach terrorystycznych 11. września, poleciałem do Paryża na organizowany przez Front Narodowy Fête des Bleu–blanc–rouge: wiec polityczny połączony z piknikiem, w którym biorą udział tysiące francuskich nacjonalistów oraz sympatyków z całego świata. Zanim rozpoczęło się to wydarzenie, byłem na spontanicznym spotkaniu nacjonalistów z krajów anglojęzycznych: Stanów Zjednoczonych, Kanady i Wielkiej Brytanii. (more…)

Discobolus, a Roman copy of the Greek original from the fifth century BC. Image courtesy of Wikipedia Commons.

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From a liberal perspective, there exists a logical (and also emotional) resistance to the use of concepts, terminologies, and ideas that are foreign to modernity, since for liberalism, being born detached from the latter, such foreign concepts, terminologies, and ideas would a priori be anti-modern and therefore anti-liberal.

A significant problem that has arisen for liberalism, as well as for the more conservative Right detached from modernity, is that the Left(s) have shifted the political battleground, relocating to new terrains and implementing new rules of engagement, where individuals and social groups are addressed and bombarded on different planes than were imaginable a few decades ago. (more…)

Nathan Cofnas (from his Twitter/X feed)

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Nathan Cofnas first came to my attention in 2018 when he became the first mainstream academic to challenge Kevin MacDonald regarding his classic work of counter-Semitism, The Culture of Critique. He engaged with Prof. MacDonald point for point over the course of several weeks regarding the work’s merits and demerits, producing academic theater that was both tedious and fascinating; perhaps a little more of the latter. (more…)

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English original here, see also French

Capítulo 1 aquí, Capítulo 26 aquí, Capítulo 28 aquí

Hace poco releí el clásico ensayo de William Pierce de 1971 “Por qué los conservadores no pueden ganar”. Al igual que Pierce, si me viera obligado a elegir entre progres y conservadores, me pondría del lado de los conservadores. Los conservadores tienen el realismo político indispensable para la preservación de cualquier civilización. El liberalismo social, lo reconozco, atrae a los mejores cerebros, linajes y espíritus de nuestra raza. (more…)

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English original here, see also French, German

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Los Nacionalistas Blancos queremos el poder político.^[1] Queremos obtenerlo y mantenerlo y usarlo para que nuestra raza desande su camino hacia la extinción y se encauce por el camino hacia las estrellas. Tenemos la verdad y el bien de nuestro lado, y vamos a ganar. (more…)

Kemi Badenoch

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This year’s run-up to the British General Election is reminiscent of 1997, when Tony Blair was so spooked by the enthusiastic backing he was getting from the media that he warned his party about “triumphalism” in the weeks leading up to the ballot. That election was a forgone conclusion, and this year’s looks much the same. (more…)