Tag: immigration

Muslims in Norway.

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Note: This text is based on an address given November 2016 in Washington, DC.

Many of you have probably seen my byline but may not know me by sight. I write a lot about relations between men and women. Sometimes men in nationalist movements fail to appreciate the relevance of this subject to our political struggle as a people. Women don’t usually have that problem. They know that they control the perpetuation of our race, and in the final analysis, that’s almost all that matters. Feminists like to say that the personal is political, and on this point at least, they are correct: our political cause depends on stable marriages and families. (more…)

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As America approaches its 250th anniversary, the ideas of a nation, an empire, a civilization, all begin to become rather salient. I was not around for the bicentennial celebrations of 1976. From what I have heard from family members who were there, the entire atmosphere was wildly different. There has been little fanfare for this anniversary, and what does exist is marred and scoffed at by much of the country. (more…)

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Each year, if you are living in America or Europe, there are certain important deadlines every responsible foreign-born citizen must meet or suffer the consequences: tax-deadline day, visa-renewal time, things like that. If you are foreign-born and live in South Africa, however, there is an even more important one which was due this very week: get out of the country by June 30, or die! (more…)

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We are rerunning this article which was originally published on November 2, 2018, due to the Supreme Court’s ruling on birthright citizenship on June 30, 2026.

Leftists are fond of mocking conservative defenders of the Constitution, but they mysteriously morph into strict constructionists whenever anything threatens to overturn a law that suits their interests. Such is the case with the citizenship clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. The same people who have advocated discarding the Second Amendment altogether are now rallying around the sacred infallibility of constitutional law regarding birthright citizenship. (more…)

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During the past week, there have been a series of disturbances across the United Kingdom that constitute one of the more serious episodes of civil unrest the country has experienced in recent years. In Belfast, nights of rioting followed a brutal knife attack carried out by Hadi Alodid, a Sudanese national, against Stephen Ogilvie, who lost an eye and sustained severe lacerations. The disorder that followed saw the burning of homes and targeted attacks on ethnic minorities. (more…)

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Professor David Betz is an academic whose area of expertise includes civil war. His title is Professor of War in the Modern World, and he teaches at King’s College, London, a highly respected university. He has been doing the rounds on alternative media for the last year or so predicting that civil war, or some variant, is imminent not just in the UK but across Europe. Recently, he made an interesting comment. If civil war or something similar starts in Europe, it will start in Northern Ireland. (more…)

Samuel Atkins, HMS Endeavour off the coast of New Holland, c. 1794.

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Endeavour was born in Canada in the 1990s, but has lived in several different countries. He writes essays and makes videos on various topics, including politics, history, culture, classic films, and technology, from the perspective of a Canadian nationalist, or more broadly, from the perspective of a white advocate and traditional conservative. He’s a good and entertaining companion. I think we’ll be hearing more about him and his work. In addition to writing for our website, he also has a Substack and a popular YouTube channel.

In the interview, we talked about the meaning of his name, travel, music, healthy lifestyle, motivation, the red pill, Morgoth’s Review, board games, and funny moments during his live streams. (more…)

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Part 3 of 3 (whole series here)

Break Big Problems Down into Small Ones

The numbers of people who need to be remigrated are immense and growing. Thus, at first glance, the problem seems overwhelming. But just as the biggest meal is consumed bite by bite, the best way to solve intimidatingly large problems is to divide them up into harmless little ones. (more…)

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Part 2 of 3 (whole series here)

The Idea of a Homeland

One way to reduce resistance to remigration is to base it on the idea of a universal right to a homeland.[1] Every individual and every family should have the right to its own home, a refuge from the world where they can live as they see fit. Likewise, every people should have the right to their own homeland, where they can preserve their unique heritage and ways of life. (more…)

Péter Magyar

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Péter Magyar’s landslide victory over Viktor Orbán in the April 2026 Hungarian election presents both a problem and solution to the American Right. It indicates that the Republicans will be slaughtered in the 2026 midterms and quite possibly the 2028 presidential election — if things stay the same. But it also shows a path to not just an electoral victory, but a landslide like Magyar’s.

We cannot blindly extrapolate from the Hungarian electorate to the American. (more…)

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So why are we turning on Trump? Why are we anathematizing the man and burying him with ad hominems? Why are we treating him like an enemy or a traitor? And, more importantly, why are we jeopardizing the November elections by fracturing the MAGA coalition which helped put him the White House to begin with?

Of course, the obvious answer is that by invading Iran for no good reason Trump turned on us first. He betrayed us. He broke his promises about no new wars and displayed sheer contempt for his base and everyone else with this stupid and pointless invasion. (more…)

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There is a silver lining to the black cloud that is the ongoing Iran War. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) assets have been moved from South Korea to the Persian Gulf. How should Americans walk away from South Korea? By any means necessary.

Otherwise, the breakout of the Iran War is a frustrating disappointment. It appears the Israelis have gotten us into yet another desert disaster. (more…)