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Douglas Murray
The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity
New York: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2019
I discovered Douglas Murray when he was interviewed by the Hoover Institute’s Peter Robinson. What struck me about Murray was that he used phrases found in Counter-Currents articles. (more…)
Southern Poverty Law Center, Montgomery, Alabama
Southern Poverty Law Center, Montgomery, Alabama
2,690 words
Thirty politicals (“haters”) the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and government authorities are watching, that is.
1,936 words
English original here
For it’s the End of History
It’s caged and frozen still
There is no other pill to take
So swallow the one that made you ill.
— Rage Against the Machine, “Sleep Now in the Fire”
A grande força da Esquerda é que ela constitui tanto o sistema como a única alternativa permissível. (more…)
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A student group at the University of Ohio has received praise from the mainstream media for its “We’re a culture, not a costume” campaign. The group is called Students Teaching About Racism in Society. As with all multicultural groups, it is fundamentally a product of the administration, beginning in 1988 as a class. Ohio University also features a multicultural center with no fewer than 31 separate student organizations (including STARS) featured on the site. (more…)
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Portuguese translation here
For it’s the End of History
It’s caged and frozen still
There is no other pill to take
So swallow the one that made you ill.
— Rage Against the Machine, “Sleep Now in the Fire”
The great strength of the Left is that it constitutes both the system and the only permissible alternative. (more…)
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James O’Keefe continued his yeoman’s work exposing the progressive media for what they are — an arrogant elite bitterly hostile to Middle America. Disguised as a delegation from the fictional “Muslim Education Action Center,” which stated as an objective that “We must combat intolerance to spread acceptance of Sharia across the world,” two men working with O’Keefe met with NPR executives, discussing a plan to donate $5 million. NPR Executive Ron Schiller wasted no time in letting them know what he really thought about Middle America.
Do you really think it's going to be this obvious?
Do you really think it's going to be this obvious?
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Imagine a dystopian England under the rule of a brutal fascistic regime. Political opposition is outlawed. Free speech is non-existent. Government spies go undercover in pubs and restaurants searching for prohibited expressions. Security cameras tape everything you do and even occasionally yell at you. (more…)