Tag: Second World War

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Reparations for black communities in the United States and the United Kingdom are often portrayed as a moral imperative, yet the debate is fundamentally political rather than principled. On one hand, the historical injustices of slavery and racial exploitation are undeniable. (more…)

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“The Holocaust” has come to mean the mass killing of Jewish civilians by Germany during the Second World War. In Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Politisches Testament” (My Political Testament) dictated on April 29, 1945, the day before his suicide, there is a passage that seems to mention and justify the Holocaust.

The German original reads: (more…)

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This year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. One might assume that, especially for those of us who hail from the United States, this would be an occasion for celebration and pride. The Second World War was the largest military conflagration in the history of mankind (It isn’t called a “world war” for no reason) and our soldiers came out on top. (more…)

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I saw a series of Telegram posts by Australian nationalist Joel Davis recently that I feel the need to respond to. Joel argues that rehabilitating the image of German National Socialism and Adolf Hitler himself is essential for the success of a nationalist movement. For a time, Joel and I were very closely aligned ideologically and collaborated a lot together. Our paths diverged somewhat when Joel embraced, for want of a better word, Neo-Nazism. (more…)

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You’re gambling with World War 3.
—President Trump to President Zelensky.

I was a miner,
I was a docker,
I was a railwayman
Between the wars.
—Billy Bragg, Between the Wars
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Men are so simple and so much inclined to obey immediate needs that a deceiver will never lack victims for his deceptions.
-Niccolò Machiavelli

There are two distinct ways in the modern world to be a victim. The first is to be an individual who suffers from an act of evil, moral or physical, deliberately inflicted by another individual or individuals. (more…)

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What follows is an edited transcript of an interview conducted by talk radio host James Edwards with Patrick J. Buchanan several years ago about Pat’s book Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War: How Britain Lost Its Empire and the West Lost the World. This transcript has never before appeared online. (more…)

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No one can say whether a different situation would have arisen if the Third Reich had enjoyed a longer and calmer life.
Julius Evola, Notes on the Third Reich

As they poured across the border we were cautioned to surrender.
This I could not do.
Leonard Cohen, The Partisan (more…)

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In order for white Europeans to finally escape the hole they have dug for themselves, they must reevaluate the Second World War. This was the war in which Europe was conquered by the forces of liberal democracy coming from the west, and the forces of communism coming from east—two sides of the same globalist coin. (more…)

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It’s often been alleged that ever since World War II ended, Holocaustianity emerged from its ashes as the West’s official state religion.

To dare suggest that human history’s bloodiest war didn’t happen exactly the way we have been commanded to think that it happened is to face the sort of social death that stared down European heretics who questioned the resurrection of Christ 1,000 years ago. (more…)

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Robert B. Stinnett
Day of Deceit: The Truth About FDR and Pearl Harbor
Free Press, 1999

You know how Copernicus began his study of the heavenly bodies not to refute Ptolemy’s geocentric paradigm, but to restore it? The reference might seem like it’s from left field, but it perfectly suits what Robert Stinnett was trying to do with his 1999 work, Day of Deceit. (more…)

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“Chess is like life, only life is a total war, and chess is a limited war.”

-Robert Fischer

Aleksander Alekhine was an outstanding Russian world chess champion, an opponent of Bolshevism, a grandmaster of the Third Reich, the author of an essay on “Aryan and Jewish chess”, and is rightly considered a chess legend. He is not only the only world champion who passed away with this title, but also the owner of the most stormy and tortuous biography of all the world’s chess celebrities. (more…)

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I enjoyed Fred Reed’s April 24 essay “Ignorance, Its Uses and Nurture,” which refers to universal suffrage in anything larger than a small town as a “crackpot” idea. In a mere thousand words, Reed painted the American public as entirely incapable and unqualified to understand United States foreign policy, let alone vote on it. Therefore, he concludes, the entire democratic system is a sham. Yes, the statistics he presents bolster his point admirably. But maybe not as much as epic burns such as this one: (more…)