Tag: eugenics

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“Eugenics strengthens the sense of social duty… It promotes a far-sighted philanthropy, the acceptance of parentage as a serious responsibility, and a higher conception of patriotism.”
—Francis Galton

Part 3 available here.

Endgames’ vitriol against eugenics is not entirely homegrown of course. To give but one pertinent example, one of the three main Darwin biographies begins with the sentence “Some people called him an evil genius.” [1]. If a liberal mainstream biographer found she had to preface her work with weasel words, what are we to expect from Leftist activists or professional conspiracy mongers?   (more…)

Lothrop Stoddard

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Lothrop Stoddard
The Revolt Against Civilization: The Menace of the Underman
New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1922

Over a century after its publication in 1922, Lothrop Stoddard’s The Revolt Against Civilization still provides an excellent primer for Dissident Right metapolitics. On nearly every page Stoddard offers clear and logical reasons for the sheer necessity of race realism, white ethnocentrism, and eugenic policies. (more…)

Why did anti-whites kick the Great Replacement into high gear with the migrant crisis of 2014 and again with the election of Joe Biden, even though backlashes were completely predictable? Were they simply overconfident? Or were they in a hurry because they feared other forces were at work that might stop them?

One factor may be that predominantly white conservatives were beginning to replace the Left due to disparate birthrates. (more…)

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Kurzweil, Ray
The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology
The Singularity Is Nearer: When We Merge with AI
New York, NY: The Viking Press, 2005 and 2024

The fight to preserve and restore the white race is fraught with obstacles and adversaries. Most are known; even our opponents who have tried to diminish us while remaining hidden in the shadows have had their intentions exposed. For the immediate future, for the most part, we have a clear vision of the struggle and a reasonable sense of how to proceed (although, there are still some disagreements about the latter).

However, we also face the possibility that technical advances will produce such sweeping transformations that we can scarcely fathom them, let alone know how to turn them to our advantage. (more…)

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Professor William S. Blau, Emeritus Professor of Anesthesiology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, belongs to an exceedingly small cohort of mainstream researchers willing to address what may prove humanity’s most consequential challenge: the gradual deterioration of our genetic inheritance. While countless scientists celebrate medical progress and the technological conquest of disease, Blau stands nearly alone in examining the troubling paradox at the heart of modern medicine. The interventions that enhance individual well-being may be quietly undermining the genetic integrity of our species. (more…)

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As we saw at the end of the previous installment, Alex Jones starts his manifesto against what he perceives as a plan for state-enforced “Eugenics” with Plato. While there is some justification for this, given that Plato’s Republic did present a model society (after which later plans of that sort were modeled) and also included the likely earliest mention of eugenic breeding in the Western canon [1], it is also undeniable that Jones is attempting to derive the origins of evil from the father of Western philosophy. (more…)

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The Trump administration has shown an unusual enthusiasm for raising America’s birth rate, promoting pro-natalist policies such as baby bonuses and expanded family tax credits. Officials argue that reversing population decline is essential for national strength and economic vitality. (more…)

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Stefano Vaj
Biopolitics: A Transhumanist Paradigm
La Carmelina Edizioni, 2014

Biopolitica. Il nuovo paradigma, originally written in Italian and first published in its “final” form in 2005 (Società Editrice Barbarossa), later circulated online through the biopolitica.it platform and has been continuously revised and expanded over the years (including an appendix drawn from Guillaume Faye’s La colonisation de l’Europe). (more…)

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Eugenics, the science of improving human genetics through selective breeding and genetic technologies, has been unfairly maligned due to its historical associations with racism and coercion. (more…)

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As governments grapple with slowing productivity, aging populations, and rising public debt, a new policy framework is urgently needed—one that transcends the conventional trade-offs between equity and growth, and instead focuses on what matters most for long-term societal success: intelligence and competence. (more…)

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Part 1

Your New World Order will fall! Humanity will defeat you!
-Alex Jones

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In the second part of this series we will follow Alex Jones as he travels to the site of the 2006 Bilderberg Group meeting to confront the invitees and talk to Jim Tucker and Daniel Estulin, two individuals who had been investigating and infiltrating the Bilderberg meetings for years. (more…)

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All effective socially engineered programs are designed to be multifaceted in order to appeal to a diverse set of perspectives. The goal of social engineering isn’t to establish the moral high ground, or to only attract the true believers, but rather to manipulate the attitudes of people on a large scale. There are several examples of social engineering that could be referenced to illustrate the point, but one of the best is illegal immigration. (more…)

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How To Turn Your Conspiracy Movie Into An Unhinged Screed Against Eugenics

After starting out as an overly dramatic yet still semi-informative conspiracy exposé, Alex Jones’ 2007 movie makes an absolutely bizarre turn in the middle, transforming into a focused propaganda piece against “eugenics”, which it identifies as the telos behind the evil globalist conspiracy its first ninety minutes revolved around. (more…)