Zimbabwe: Blacks Admit Rhodesia Was Better
This article needs to be kept in your short term memory archive. Zimbabwe, formerly the breadbasket of Africa, is starving. In the New York Times, […]
History
Virginia: Bob McDonnell and Confederate History Month
Bob McDonnell, Governor of Virginia, has stirred up a national controversy by having the audacity to declare the month of April “Confederate History Month” in […]
South Africa: A White Man Speaks Out
In South Africa, a White man speaks out. He explains the situation better than any of us could:
Echoes from the past.
These are excerpts from the Texas Declaration of Independence. They may seem oddly familiar to us today. “When a government has ceased to protect the […]
How To Make A Race Traitor: Part 5
Previous: Part One, Two, Three, Four. In 1972 Jean Seberg met Dennis Berry, the son of director John Berry. Director John Berry was the son of […]
How To Make A Race Traitor: Part 4
Previous: Part One. Part Two. Part Three. By the early 1960s Jean was living with Romain Gary in France. He had given up his diplomatic […]
How To Make A Race Traitor: Part 3
Previous: Part One. Part Two. If Jean found her Lutheran upbringing strict and puritanical, she would absolutely hate life under director Otto Preminger. Preminger was […]
How To Make A Race Traitor: Part 2
Click here for Part One. Jean Seberg was born on November 13, 1938 in Marshalltown, Iowa. Her family was the descendant of Swedish immigrants whose […]
Hitler Admirers
Guy White recently coined the term “Hitler-admirers” to describe White Nationalists who aren’t Neo-Nazis, but who don’t agree with the total demonization of Nazi Germany. I’ve been […]
How To Make A Race Traitor: Part 1
Have you ever wondered why there aren’t more White Nationalists? There have been dozens of failed experiments in racial ‘equality.’ From the period of decolonialization […]
The R.E.A.L. Tragedy
A response to Jeffrey Imm and R.E.A.L. Growing up in the 1990s, I found myself pondering all sorts of mysteries as a teenager: why did […]
Black History Month
It’s that time again. Yeah, it is Black History Month on the PC calender, which no White American celebrated until 1976. The origins of “Black […]
Review: The Road to Disunion (Volume II)
THE ROAD TO DISUNION Volume II: Secessionists Triumphant, 1854-1861 By William W. Freehling Illustrated. 605 pp. Oxford University Press. $13 In his second volume of […]
American Secondary Teachers
I have been inspired over the last several months by many of the critiques put forth by Alex Kurtagic on different aspects of modern society. […]
Review: What Hath God Wrought
WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT The Transformation of America, 1815-1848 By Daniel Walker Howe Illustrated. 904 pp. Oxford University Press. $35. In the Oxford History of […]
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 […]
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 […]
General Moseley and the Jews
The following letter was written by retired Major General George Van Horn Moseley. He was Deputy Chief of Staff under General MacArthur from 1930 to 1933. A […]
A Christmas Thought
I’m currently reading Thomas Wood’s Empire of Liberty: A History of the Early Republic, 1789-1815. It is part of the new Oxford History of the […]
Revisionism
In light of friedrich braun’s recent comments, I have finally decided to address this subject. Guy White has also accused me of ducking the issue […]
Squanto and the Pilgrims
Ever hear the old multicult chestnut about Squanto teaching the hapless Pilgrims how to grow corn by using fish as fertilizer? He picked up the […]
The True Story of Thanksgiving
At Racism Review, MSU sociologist Matthew Hughey has demolished the multiculturalist myth of Thanksgiving. He urges us to replace the American holiday with “fasting and/or […]