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Lothrop Stoddard

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The following is from an introduction for an out of print edition of Lothrop Stoddard’s The Revolt Against Civilization.

There was a time when evolutionary thinking was widely considered to be the key to racial self-defense. Although it didn’t play a role in the Congressional debates (itself an indication of the rapidly changing intellectual context), evolutionary thinking was prominent among some of the elite intellectual proponents of immigration restriction in the 1920s. (more…)

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This is a foreword that I wrote for Lothrop Stoddard’s The French Revolution in San Domingo, published in 2011.

Historian Frank Moya Pons, writing in The Cambridge History of Latin America, describes Lothrop Stoddard’s The French Revolution in San Domingo as “a book now out of fashion because of its racism, although retaining some interest.” [1]

Interesting indeed, because it reflects the racial views of an important set of American intellectuals in the early twentieth century. There was a time when evolutionary thinking was widely considered to be the key to racial self-defense.[2] (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…)

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Prepare, prepare the iron helm of war,
Bring forth the lots, cast in the spacious orb;
Th’ Angel of Fate turns them with mighty hands,
And casts them out upon the darken’d earth!
Prepare, prepare!
— William Blake, “A War Song to Englishmen” (1783) (more…)

Klaus Schwab looking like a Bond villain.

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Part 2 available here and Part 3 here.

On July 9, 2023, a hiker stumbled upon the decomposing remains of a teenage boy at a campsite in Gunnison National Forest, Colorado. The hiker alerted the authorities who found two additional corpses belonging to middle-aged women in a tent at the campsite. All three bodies were severely underweight, and their cause of death was determined to have been starvation. The three were estimated to have already been dead for several months at the time of their discovery. (more…)

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Pierre Van Den Berghe
The Ethnic Phenomenon
New York: Elsevier North-Holland, 1981

Pierre Van Den Berghe’s 1981 work The Ethnic Phenomenon is an attempt to assess race and ethnic relations within a social science and evolutionary biology framework, but without the impediment of ideology. That it doesn’t quite reach this lofty goal shouldn’t subtract much from its value—especially in a historical sense. In many ways, it can be considered the missing link between Edward O. Wilson’s controversial 1975 work Sociobiology and more familiar classics of the Dissident Right such as Kevin MacDonald’s The Culture of Critique (1998) and Frank Salter’s On Genetic Interests (2003). (more…)

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Raging wildfires have blazed nearly 12,000 hectares of planted and native forests in the Argentine Patagonia. These fires started in the province of Chubut, but the causes have not yet been established. There is a lot of hypothesis, and there are indications that one of the biggest fires was deliberately set (Associated Press, 2026). Part of the population has its own theories as to why the fires may be intentional. (more…)

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Antelope Hill Publishing (A.H.P.) is a young American publishing house focused on the white population, consisting mainly of people in their twenties. Their goal is to publish primarily historical works that help explain how we got to where we are today, but also modern works that can provide some guidance on where we are all headed. (more…)

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There’s a guy on X who goes by the name European Revolution. He’s an oldhead who has been around since the Alt Right days and won’t let you forget about it. A recurring theme of his posts is how much better things were back in the good old days of 2016-2019 or thereabouts.

I have some sympathy for Alt Right nostalgia. There are a few things I miss about those days. (more…)

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Two of the white identitarian movement’s most trusted sources for news and analysis are Kevin MacDonald’s The Occidental Quarterly, and Ron Unz’sThe Unz Review. These gentlemen have, within the past year, each published an essay on the proper economic organization for a prospective ethnostate. (more…)

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Kevin MacDonald makes another appearance on Counter-Currents Radio to talk about the controversial influence of the Israel lobby as well as listener questions. The episode is now available to download or listen to here. (more…)

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You can preorder Spencer J. Quinn’s Critical Daze here.

Spencer J. Quinn
Critical Daze: The No College Club – Book 2
San Francisco: Counter-Currents 2024

Critical Daze follows on Spencer J. Quinn’s No College Club, reviewed at TOO by F. Roger Devlin. As Devlin notes, there is probably no area in greater need of pro-White messaging than fiction aimed at young adults (aged 12–18). And, although it is aimed at this age group, I found it to be a riveting page-turner in which I became immersed in the characters both good and bad. Throughout I was curious how it would all play out, and was quite satisfied by the ending. (more…)

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Kevin MacDonald and James Edwards joined Greg Johnson on the most recent edition of Counter-Currents Radio to discuss the upcoming US presidential election, other current events, and, as always, your questions. It is now available to download or listen to online. (more…)