Whites Revolt
Appalachia The Democratic Party is getting its clock cleaned with White working class voters in the Midwest and Appalachia. The following quote from Michael Podhorzer, assistant […]
Economy
Review: Prospects for Racial Separation
(Editor’s Note: Secession Week resumes at Occidental Dissent.) Paul Kersey’s “Prospects for Racial Separation” was a runner up in the TOQ 2009 secession essay competition. […]
Revitalize Industrial Production for the Benefit of Western Man
There has been a lot of back and forth recently about whether or not WN is at the stage where we could/should increase the amount […]
Systematizing The Problem of Economic/Material Survival
Given the deagriculturalization and deindustrialization of the USA, we find ourselves no longer able to take for granted basic material survival. There are already millions […]
Libertarianism Is For Fools!
I’ve noticed several people lately, people who allege to care about the fate of White people, espousing Libertarian ideals. Uh, here’s the thing, Libertarianism is […]
The Non-Productive Economy
Addendum 2 from an interview with John Robb Unlike a failed state like Somalia (utter chaos), a hollow state still retains the facade of a […]
Krugman: Economic Contraction Begets Rightwing Extremism
Tribesman Paul Krugman short-shrifts his Harvard homie Benjamin Friedman in favor of a couple of Germans! who make exactly the same Captain Obvious Point! The […]
Karl Denniger: EU Central Banks Using Debt To Escape Debt Crisis
The latest from Karl Denniger: One wonders if people think before they write in the mainstream media: May 10 (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks, U.S. index […]
Why Voting Should Be Male Only
Many of us have come to view with serious consideration the concept that a ‘traditionalist’ state may be constructed in the future which will not […]
RE: Is This How Democracy Ends?
Pat has written a new column, Is This How Democracy Ends? The cool thing about being Pat is that your unique personal history, social networking, […]
The Big Zero
In The New York Times, Paul Krugman describes the 2000s as The Big Zero: a decade in which nothing good happened, there was zero economic […]