Paleoconservatism: The Journey From The Margins To The Mainstream
Hunter Wallace reflects on the retreat from neoconservatism
Paleocons
Nick Fuentes Is a Zoomer Paleocon
Nick Fuentes continues to show that he doesn’t understand why Trump was elected president
The Southern Project: On Romanticizing Failed Republics
Red Phillips has written an article in response to the debate over republicanism we are having on this website, and which has come up many […]
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. […]
Reconsidered: The League of the South
An OD commentator recently altered me to a Tom Sunic interview with Dr. Michael Hill of the League of the South which aired on The […]
Auster vs. Hoste
A few days ago, I wrote a blog entry about this subject, but never got around to posting it. I’ve made a conscious effort this […]
Kentucky: Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot
As several of you know, I spent the weekend on the road in Kentucky at the Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot, which bills itself as […]
A New Nation Is Finding It Can Speak
With the successful launch of Alternative Right, the old split between the neo- and the paleo-conservatives was laid to rest. What many of us felt […]
Imagine 2050 on Alternative Right
Stephen Piggot of Imagine 2050 has a new article about Alternative Right. This is what passes for “intelligence gathering” on the Far Left. Piggot’s confused […]
Alternative Right
Richard Spencer’s new website Alternative Right launched this afternoon. As many of you know, Spencer left Takimag back in January to strike out on his […]
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, […]
Richard Spencer Leaves Takimag
A few days ago, I posted my suspicions that something was up at Takimag. I had heard various rumors flying around. The Sniper’s Tower was […]
Takimag: What’s Going On?
I’ve been reading Takimag ever since January 2008. Whenever I come online, I never fail to make my rounds and check for updates. It is one […]