Compromise of 2012
Texas In 1877, the South struck a deal with the Republican candidate Rutherford B. Hayes to end Reconstruction. The Union Army would withdraw its troops […]
Immigration
Texas: You’re Ignorant
Texas Chris Matthews has used his television show to denounce the entire State of Texas for its ignorance. If I recall correctly, something like 40 […]
Stand With Alabama
Alabama In the midst of a historic legitimacy crisis, as his presidency shrivels in the eyes of the world, Barack Hussein Obama has sued Alabama […]
Cease Transmission
New York Vulcan Intelligence Report NX-107 B The New York Times has convened another conclave of sanctimonious liberal eunuchs who speak for no one but […]
California’s Fantasy Ideology
California The point of the last post was to show that Anders Breivik really isn’t lunatic. This is a normal man with strong convictions who […]
Lèse majesté
District of Corruption Events are really starting to accelerate now. (1) Rush Limbaugh is discussing the collapse of the Obama presidency on talk radio: “It’s […]
Failed Leadership
District of Corruption This is what passes for “leadership” in BRA’s federal government: I swear, if I have to watch another one of these disastrous […]
Europe’s John Brown
Norway I will just reproduce this from the New York Times. As I said yesterday, John Brown has been reincarnated as a Norwegian. This is […]
Hispanics Fleeing Alabama and Georgia
Alabama and Georgia I want to wrap up June with some good news: Hispanics are fleeing Alabama and Georgia. (1) In Alabama, Hispanics are packing […]
Alabama: The Color of Crime (2010)
Alabama The latest crime numbers in Alabama were just released by the Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center. As you might suspect, the Disingenuous White Liberals […]
Huzzah, South Carolina
South Carolina Remember the debates we had last year? (1) The South vs. The Northwest? (2) Should we work within the system? (3) Should we […]
Utah Revolts
Utah It occurs to me that more needs to be said about the topics we spent so much time on last year: immigration, whiteness, conservatism, […]
Move Over, Arizona: This Is Alabama
Alabama My naive faith in the Republican Party to pass immigration reform last year wasn’t entirely misplaced. Alabama has passed and signed into law the […]
Causa Oregon
Oregon I have been waiting for six months now to write an immigration related story about Oregon. I haven’t heard of anything out of this […]
Striking Back
North Carolina I have a few questions: (1) How many of you are pissed off about the cancellation of the 2011 Amren conference? (2) How […]
Imagine2050 on Amren 2011
North Carolina Imagine 2050 is doing some celebrating in the endzone over the cancellation of the 2011 Amren conference. I can’t say that I blame […]
Restrictionist Bills Advance
Red America The Red States are plugging ahead on the immigration front. Meanwhile, Sen. Jim Webb throws in the towel and won’t run for re-election. […]
Lemmings and Miracles
White America Rasmussen has a new poll out that sheds considerable light on the subject of how White Nationalists should engage White America. There are two […]
The Northwest Migration
The Pacific Northwest The pioneers are once again trekking across the North American continent to settle in the Pacific Northwest. They are bound for the […]
Saving South Dakota
South Dakota Pierre is another sleepy state capital about to plunge head first into the churning waters of national immigration policy. The South Dakota legislature […]
Kris Kobach’s Legal Jihad
Kansas Newsweek has a big story on Kris Kobach. He has gotten some negative attention lately from the SPLC and Center for American Progress. Largely […]
Quiet Awakening
Indiana The “Quiet Awakening” continues to gather steam. While the attention of the White Nationalist world remains fixated on the 2011 Amren conference and the […]
Victory in Mississippi
Mississippi It is time to crack open the champagne. The Mississippi House has approved the Arizona-style immigration law. This is the same bill that passed […]
Texas Third
Texas Texas has become the third state this month to pass a restrictionist immigration law. Last night, the Texas Senate passed the “controversial” Voter ID […]
Sputnik Moment: 2011 State of the Union
District of Corruption Barack Obama succeeded in putting me to sleep tonight with his ideological boilerplate. I had planned to watch the State of the […]
Defeat: White Zion
Wyoming I have some bad news to report: the Arizona-style immigration law that was introduced in Wyoming has died in a House committee. Rep. Pete […]
Trench Warfare: Nebraska Edition
Nebraska Nebraska is one of the brightest spots on the map for restrictionists this year. I have been quietly following new developments on the immigration front […]
Mississippi Second
Mississippi Mississippi was the very first state that I took a look at last year. Last September, the Mississippi Senate was holding hearings about the […]
Montana: House Bill 178
Montana Montana is another state that we haven’t heard much buzz about on the immigration front over the last few months. It also came as […]
Brown Herring: The J.T. Ready Saga Continues
Arizona Last July, James Ryan (no relation to Jack Ryan) wrote a story in VDARE about the mainstream media’s attempt to smear restrictionists in Arizona […]
Maine and MLK
Maine As we move toward the annual deification of Martin Luther King in the United States, I don’t feel like posting yet another ritual attack […]
Birthers: Steve King vs. Raul Grijalva
District of Corruption Rep. Raul Grijalva: “Now we have us going back to those Dark Ages.”