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Angelo Plume interviews Morgoth about his intellectual journey to race-realism and white identity politics. You can download or listen here.
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Peter Rushton, assistant editor of Heritage and Destiny magazine, joined Greg Johnson in this episode of Counter-Currents Radio to talk about Heritage and Destiny, the corrosive influence of Russian propaganda in nationalist circles, and the prospects for European unity. It is available to download or listen to here. (more…)
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Dominic Sandbrook
Never Had It So Good: A History of Britain from Suez to The Beatles
Little, Brown Book Group, 2005
Harold MacMillan was Britain’s Prime Minister (PM) between 1957 and 1963, winning a Conservative Party leadership election after Sir Anthony Eden was forced to resign over the Suez Canal debacle, and thus becoming PM. Despite Britain’s humiliation by President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt, this was a time of relative prosperity and stability in Britain. (more…)
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On Saturday 1 November, there was a mass stabbing on a London-bound train in the southern English town of Huntingdon. As news broke, the authorities braced themselves for the bad news that it would probably turn out to be yet another instance of jihadism. Yet within a matter of hours, the authorities were loudly broadcasting the police’s exceedingly hastily arrived at conclusion that there was “no evidence” the attack was terror-related. (more…)
Hurricane Melissa
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Hurricane Melissa
In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, a chorus of voices has emerged insisting that England should do more to help Jamaica rebuild. These demands often come wrapped in the familiar rhetoric of historical responsibility, climate reparations, and the moral obligations of former colonial powers. (more…)
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Following last week’s election of Zohran Mamdani as Caliph of New York, completely unrelated publications worldwide seemed all-too eager to demonstrate their Islamophilia by shoehorning spurious mention of him into their pages. Zohran Mamdani is a fashion icon, say fashion websites! Zohran Madani is a gay icon, say gay websites! And, of course, Zohran Mamdani is a soccer icon, say soccer websites! (more…)
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Ed Brandon
A History of London County Lunatic Asylums & Mental Hospitals
Pen and Sword History, 2022
Some of the news aggregators I watch online show clips from TikTok, and the fascination of watching this menagerie of psychological dysfunction reminded me of something I read or heard long ago. It seems that the Victorians in England would pay a penny to enter lunatic asylums, where they would watch the unfortunate inmates grimace and cavort for their entertainment in those pre-cinematic times. I never bothered to confirm this over the years, but always had a hankering to get hold of a decent history of English asylums. (more…)
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Who is behind all this summer’s protests of ordinary white British people outside asylum hotels and hostels right across the nation? Logic would dictate that the main answer would be “ordinary white British people”, but no, it is in fact the special child-rape wing of the NSDAP. (more…)
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K.M. Breakey
Britain on the Brink
Independently published
“They say I’m radicalized,” said Ozzie, as if reading Jack’s mind. “Bollocks. I’m de-programmed, that’s all. I see the world as it is. I’m no bloody criminal. I’m a patriot who’s had enough.” (more…)
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Last week I wrote about the Glastonbury Music Festival and how it had been hijacked by a pair of black rappers named Bob Vylan to pump out a dirge seemingly calling for the colonization of England by malcontented persons of other races like them. Also playing Glastonbury at the same time, however, were one of the most quintessentially English bands, Pulp, who have just reformed and released their first new album, More, since breaking up in 2002. (more…)
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The Norman strain[…]seems to have been radically different in its mental makeup, and to some extent in its physical detail from the Saxons of England and also from their kindred in Scandinavia. The Normans appear to have been a “fine race,” to use a French idiom, and their descendants are often characterized by a tall, slender figure, much less bulky than the typical Teuton, of proud bearing and with clearly marked features of classic Greek regularity. The type is seldom extremely blond and is often dark. These Latinized Vikings were and are animated by a restless and nomadic energy and by a fierce aggressiveness.
-Madison Grant (more…)
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A ceramics business in Stoke, in the Midlands of England, closed this month. Moorcroft Potteries’ problems were economic, but they were not failings of the business itself, rather the imposition of new financial strains on the company which it could not support. Facing the highest energy prices in Europe (by some margin), carbon taxes with which other countries do not have to weight their prices for British import, and yet another rise in National Insurance contributions (which has always been income tax by another name), the old and respected company went into official receivership, the executioner’s block of the business world. (more…)
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Here’s how white my hometown used to be: the first time I ever saw a black man there, I thought he was an alien. He pulled up at a bus-stop in his car when I was walking back home from school with a friend, and shouted out loudly to me, “Steven! Tell me how to get to Whateveritwas Street!” (more…)