Tag: metapolitics

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Scott Greer is one of my favorite political commentators. He reliably offers readers genuinely insightful observations about American politics and society. Greer is also well versed in history and provides his audience with fascinating deep dives into lesser-known topics. When I began exploring the racialist internet scene as a high school student, Scott Greer’s was one of the first accounts I encountered. His podcast is now on Episode 329. I remember listening to his very first episode the day it was released. While I don’t always find myself in agreement with Mr. Greer, I have learned a great deal from him and always look forward to reading and hearing what he has to say. (more…)

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Scott Greer
Whitepill: The Online Right & the Making of Trump’s America
Los Angeles: Passage Press, 2026

Scott Greer’s Whitepill is a well-written insider’s account of two triumphs, of populism and Right-wing metapolitics, that have reshaped American conservatism. Greer’s protagonist is the “online Right,” which basically means a constellation of webzines, blogs, and video and social media channels defending forms of populism and white identity politics, while attacking both the Left and the mainstream Right. The story of these triumphs is the “whitepill” of Greer’s title, which is internet slang for good news. (more…)

Kaiser Wilhelm II

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One of the most fundamental distinctions in politics is between leadership and pandering. Failing to understand this distinction can lead to disaster. Leadership and pandering have the same object: the people, or more specifically the politically empowered people, the electorate. Leadership and pandering also have the same goal: to harvest political power from the people, primarily through elections.

How do leadership and pandering differ? (more…)

A variation of the “George Droyd/Droid” meme.

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Tony Hinchcliffe is a white stand-up comedian known for making insult-based and inflammatory jokes. Last month, he was one of the participants in a “roast” of Kevin Hart. “Roasts” are televised specials where comedians take turns making fun of a specific celebrity guest of honor. Past subjects of roasts have included pop singer Justin Bieber, professional football star Tom Brady, and even Donald Trump (in 2011, before his political career took off). (more…)

Jean Delville, The Last Idols, 1931

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The following dialogue is based on a conversation I had recently with a self-described political “realist.”

The Realist: I’m sick of ideological debates. We don’t need the perfect ideology. We just need power.

GJ: I don’t have any interest in political ideas that don’t lead to power. I am interested in political ideologies because that’s how we get power. Even if you think you are going to get a hundred guys in rubber rafts and seize control of a tiny island in the Caribbean, you’re going to have to be on the same page with them about what you are doing and why. (more…)

William Blake, “The Ancient of Days,” 1794

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As Kevin Deanna has observed, every election is now the most important election of our lifetimes, and we are always one electoral defeat away from total disaster.

It didn’t used to be that way. Twenty years ago, it was easy for White Nationalists to be indifferent to electoral politics because, from our point of view, there were no real choices between the major political parties. Our options were only slightly different versions of anti-whitism: open borders, globalization, multiculturalism, and pandering to perpetually aggrieved minorities. We could vote for anything, as long as it was anti-white. (more…)

Hermann Knackfuß – Alanics and Suevians coming into Spain (Migration period). Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

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The Lost Opportunity for the Trump Administration

Like many of you, I have been pleasantly surprised at the great strides that the Trump Administration has been making on the domestic policy front. It’s obvious to me that there are many solid people working for the president who understands what is at stake and are indeed eager to use federal power to crush the Left and advance the interests of Trump’s white voter base in concrete ways. I’m grateful for the things that they have accomplished. (more…)

Aeneas’ Flight from Troy by Federico Barocci

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I was at the recent Counter-Currents event in Rome. It was an outstanding experience, very thought-provoking in many ways. When you come from a place where the first settlers arrived only 400 years ago, and 80% of the buildings where you live are less than 50 years old, and then you spend time in a 2,700-year-old city, you tend to start seeing things in a different light. (more…)

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I just got back from the Counter-Currents retreat in Rome. To culturally appropriate a phrase from the Civil Rights Movement, “My feets is tired, but my soul is rested” after a week of walking around the most historically significant city in the West. But we weren’t just exploring Rome’s past. We also encountered her present and future at CasaPound.

My single biggest impression was the immediacy and realism of having an “irl” (in real life) community. CasaPound has claimed numerous other physical spaces in Rome and elsewhere across Italy. (more…)

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Balaji Srinivasan
The Network State
Self-Published, 2022

M.L. Cavanaugh, professional military strategist, defines strategy as “…the purposeful orientation toward success in a complex, competitive conflict.” Regardless of the situation at hand, whether Clausewitz’s “politics by other means” or just plain politics, strategic actions ought to be intelligently and systematically designed to gain control of the contested environment. In this respect, the Right’s current strategic posture can only be described as wanting. (more…)

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Back when Brexit was being debated, I encouraged Britons to be done with the European Union. Indeed, I encouraged all the EU member states to leave. But I cautioned them not to be naïve. The same globalist policies pushed by the EU could and would be pushed by home-grown globalists, just as they are in non-EU states around the world.

But many Britons thought that they had bad globalist policies because Jean-Claude Juncker telephoned London and dictated them. (more…)

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Greg Johnson and David Zsutty welcome Rob Rundo of the Active Club movement and the Will2Rise apparel brand to talk about his life and work. See also Rob’s Substack: https://will2rise.substack.com/

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There’s good news and bad news, but mostly good. 2025 was a great year for white identity politics.

I am going to refer you to Jared Taylor to review political progress in the United States. (more…)