Review: Empire of Liberty
EMPIRE OF LIBERTY A History of the Early Republic, 1789-1815 By Gordon S. Wood Illustrated. 778 pp. Oxford University Press. $35. I have always enjoyed […]
Month: January 2010
Haiti: Fun Fact
The U.S. didn’t extend diplomatic recognition to Haiti until 1862. The memory of the extermination of the White population by the negro rebels lingered on […]
The Current Frozen State and Ctl-Alt-Del
In which a friend forwards me the further correspondence continuing the discussion posted by me earlier…. It’s funny you should mention Ctl-Alt-Del in that message, […]
Everything’s bigger in Texas. Especially the Israel Lobby.
The most famous Jew in Texas is possibly gubernatorial candidate Richard “Kinky” Friedman. He was born in Chicago but eventually moved south and became a […]
Throw-away society is gross mismanagement
I like to say that people don’t care who the Bosses are, so long as the Bosses are managing the store correctly. But Gross Mismanagement […]
TV short circuits the process of eliciting one’s true values
We all know it’s unhealthy for children to be watching television. It’s already a cliche. Why am I writing such a Captain Obvious post? Because […]
Review: Battlestar Galactica
I just finished watching the remake of Battlestar Galactica which aired on the Sci-Fi Channel from 2004 to 2009. In hindsight, it is easily the most impressive series […]
Resisting State Religion Part II — Republican Satanism
In the same vein as the Holocaust religion, and in fairness, we should also object to the Republican Party’s sneaky conversion to Satanism. Satanism? Not […]
Fed-mandated Holocaust curriculum is worth fighting
Some commenters have said that going after the federally mandated Holocaust curriculum “is not worth fighting.” No? The Jews themselves have been very active in […]
Pat Robertson on Haiti
In this YouTube video, Pat Robertson claims that Haitians made a pact with the devil to win their independence and that the island has been cursed ever […]
Haiti Earthquake
The Haiti earthquake is the racial story of the moment. Let me go ahead and put this out there. I know we are all thinking […]
Leonard Zeskind on TOQ
In the latest edition of Searchlight, Leonard Zeskind includes an appraisal of The Occidental Quarterly, which he describes as “the central address for the most […]
Proposal for a mantra covering “the Holocaust” issue
If any of Bob Whitaker’s associates are reading this, please pass this on to him. I think we need a mantra that covers “the Holocaust,” […]
Beware the food supply . . . Monsanto corn causes organ failure
Just because you aren’t buying “corn on the cob” or “canned corn” doesn’t mean you aren’t eating corn. Just about all packaged food is some […]
Be sure to listen to Kevin Macdonald and then Hutton Gibson Interviews on The Political Cesspool
Kevin Macdonald and Hutton Gibson It’s the January 9 broadcast. Great stuff. Hutton Gibson has an encyclopedic knowledge of the past 100 years of attempts […]
Newsweek’s Recession Generation and the Moral Consequences of Economic Growth
A quick post about the Newsweek article, The Recession Generation. We all know the type of person who came of age in the Great Depression. […]
ISP Issues
I’m having trouble with my internet connection. I might even have to sign up with a new ISP. If you have tried to contact me […]
Interview of Kievsky and the Hypnotist
I’m familiarizing myself with new media technologies and honing my public speaking skills. Kievsky was patient enough to work with me as I hosted a […]
A kid with character
I was never one of those parents that spoke in a high, patronizing voice to my kid, like so many aging hippie dopers with the […]
H.E.R.R. – The Fall of Constantinople
I’m in the process of writing a piece on Neofolk music, and I thought I’d share the song below by H.E.R.R. It is not a […]
Another sob story for a man with two countries
Have you noticed that we Americans are pretty much stuck with one country, while immigrants actually have two countries? This one, and their “spare” back […]
The Aristotelian Connection
by Carlos Whitlock Porter [This essay is fairly long but extremely rewarding. I think it addresses some ideas similar to the ones that Robert Campbell recently wrote about.] […]
Early Adapter alert — IPv6, and how computer pros can make a quick buck
I’m studying for my Comptia Network+ certification, and it mentioned that there is going to be an big Switchover to the new Internet addressing scheme, […]
Is Sheryl Crowe saying that Whites like her are an endangered species? Judge for yourself
I remember when this song came out in the 90’s. In a moment of nostalgia, I looked it up and found the youtube video, and […]
Playing piano and multi-tasking
I have been messing around a lot with piano lately, mostly playing the bouncy, martial Radetsky march, Pachelbel Canon, and an arranged version of Chopin’s […]
National Champions
Like virtually everyone in the state, I watched the Alabama Crimson Tide win the BCS National Championship last night. The racial story of the game was the […]
England: The Weakest Link
A friend passes along a discussion O.D. readers will undoubtedly find of interest: Good to talk to you last night. I wanted to continue this […]
One Question
The modern world is in a state of total peril because humanity has lost its way. Our movement is merely one small piece of a giant […]
Elevate the argument
The primary reason that we are in such a mess today is because money is too powerful when men believe that the material world is […]
The Pacific Garbage Patch
A little bit off topic, but this bothers the hell out of me. There’s no reason we should be continuing the “throwaway” society. We could […]
SWAG: Table of Contents
The structure of the Simple White Advocacy Guide is as shown below. Some of it is done, some of it is in progress, and some […]