Tag: Europe

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Here is a tricky hypothetical dilemma which might not sit well with the American Dissident Right. But it may tell us a lot about ourselves.

If we had to choose between complete remigration from the United States or from Western Europe—with nothing in between—what would it be? What is dearer to our hearts? (more…)

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The effect is like waking a sleeping giant with a slap…The street said what the institutions dare not—that the backstage [the people] does not just exist, but dictates the agenda of the state. And that the people are fed up.
—Kalin Kamenov- Facts.com (Bulgaria News Service) (more…)

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Amsterdam is quite a gem. This beautiful location is the Venice of the North, full of historic architecture and other amazing sights. The fine arts museums are first-rate, a must-see especially for Van Gogh fans. (more…)

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The European Question

The European philosophy [1] defended by the ND is one of a people’s self-assertion, the pursuit of its power in the world, the worldwide radiation of its influence, and the reconquest of its cultural specificity. It therefore opposes the pseudo-Europeanist ideology that makes Europe the first stone in the edifice of a world civilization and that urges European peoples to forget their cultural roots and wills to power in favor of the immaterial idea of “Western civilization.” (more…)

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Critique of American Society

From its origins, Americans have held three fundamental beliefs: first, that America—the new promised land—is the prefiguration of the Cosmopolis, the future Universal Republic, and that the mission of Americans is to set an example and attempt to export the universal model of democratic “good” (more…)

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For many years, Western governments promoted immigration as the key to solving their economic malaise. Leaders in countries such as the United Kingdom and Canada insisted that a steady influx of foreign workers would stimulate demand, raise productivity, and offset the demographic pressures of aging societies. (more…)

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Hours before I arrived in Porto, an African man stabbed a pregnant woman to death in one of Porto’s parks. It was yet another one of the countless acts of “random violence” in which a “random” black man “randomly” targets a European woman, child, or man. Indeed, such stabbings in European countries like Portugal are no longer even shocking. (more…)

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Guillaume Faye

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

The West as Decadence

Western ideology [1] was born from the secularization of the Christian religious archetypes. This secularization unfolded in successive layers: the Puritanism of the seventeenth century; Anglo-Saxon liberalism and hedonism; the doctrine of the social contract; the Enlightenment ideologies; the socialist and Marxist doctrines, heirs to Hegelianism; and finally, the revised Marxism of the Frankfurt School, from which all radical reformism of the “Second Left” proceeds—the latest stratum of Western ideology. (more…)

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You can order Alain de Benoist’s Against Liberalism here

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3

Critique of Contemporary Ideologies

For the ND, the principal enemy [1] is bourgeois liberalism and Atlantic-American West, of which European social democracy is merely one of its most dangerous derivatives. The existence and persistence of this system, the ND argues, entails for peoples the deepest form of decadence: the ultimate social disintegration, the collapse of collective identities, and the consummation of the end of history. (more…)

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For many decades following World War Two, Sweden was presented to an impressed but gullible world as the very model of a safe, tolerant, liberal, progressive, welfare-state paradise. Now, it seems to many outsiders like myself to have become much more of an unsafe, unfree, intolerant, intolerable, failed-state dystopia instead. (more…)

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America is notorious for litigation. Much of this is cultural, but it is also driven by the general, default rule that parties pay for their own attorney’s fees. The general rule in Europe and most countries is that the losing party pays the prevailing party’s attorney’s fees, or at least reasonable attorney’s fees. (more…)

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If you’re looking for an airport gate headed to America, just look for racially mixed groups of fat people. America is one of the fattest nations in the world. Nearly half of all Americans are obese, that is, 40 pounds overweight. (more…)

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Keir Giles
Who Will Defend Europe? An Awakened Russia and a Sleeping Continent
Hurst & Company, 2024

On February 28, 2025, President Trump and the Vice President met with Ukraine’s President Zelensky in the Oval Office. The meeting ended early and badly. (more…)