Midwestern Meltdown
The Midwest The Democrats are bracing themselves to get slaughtered in the Midwest come November. From Western Pennsylvania to the Great Plains, White Independents disillusioned […]
Politics
Jacksonian America
Clinton Country In The Weekly Standard, Jay Cost draws my attention to an article by Sean Trende published last year at RealClearPolitics about the demise […]
Our Crisis, Our Opportunity
The Street Samuel Phillips has penned an article at TOQ Online that touches upon all the red meat of From the Provinces: explicit White Advocacy, […]
Defeating the Dream
Washington, DC In a successful defensive stand, Red America defeated the DREAM Act in the Senate this afternoon. If the DREAM Act had passed Congress, […]
Saul Alinsky and The Jacksonian Club
Having read The Jacksonian Club’s new action plan, I have been trying to imagine what advice Saul Alinsky would prescribe for our newly minted organization. […]
Swedish Elections
Sunday, September 19th, was Election Day in Sweden. The big question was whether or not the “racist” and “xenophobic” (you know the drill by now) […]
Do the people have the intelligence to seize power?
It is nearing election time and like clockwork the media is abuzz with commentary on what public opinion will mean at the ballot box. Let […]
Review: Rules for Radicals
Chicago, 1971 In 1971, Saul Alinsky wrote Rules for Radicals. The subtitle is “A Pragmatic Primer for Realistic Radicals.” He wrote the book “in desperation” […]
Restoring Sanity
District of Corruption Ever since Glenn Beck turned out hundreds of thousands of supporters at the “Restoring Honor” rally on the National Mall, the progressive […]
Crossing the Delaware
Delaware Last night, the Tea Party Express rolled into Delaware and carried Christine O’Donnell, an obscure perennial loser candidate, to victory over Mike Castle, a […]
Immigration: Moving the Goalposts
In August, I took a look at how a debate over “birthright citizenship” was emerging in the mainstream. A few years ago, ending “birthright citizenship” […]
Permanently Blue
Lost in a Fantasy World In The Huffington Post, Dylan Loewe has a triumphalist article about his new book, Permanently Blue, which predicts the Democrats […]
Summer of Discontent
Atlanta, Georgia Writing in the Atlanta Journal Constitution, Cynthia Tucker connects the dots between the Arizona immigration showdown, the Ground Zero Mosque debate, opposition to […]
Spoiled Brats
The Beltway In The Washington Post, Eugene Robinson (one of the more reliable anti-White columnists) slams the American people for acting like “a bunch of […]
The Outsiders: The Governor Races
In my last post, I looked at the U.S. Senate. I pointed out that many of the supporters of the Bush amnesty have been purged […]
The Outsiders: Race for the Senate
The 2010 election cycle is likely to go down in history as the “year of the outsider.” Establishment politicians have been defeated in primaries across America. The […]
The Youth Vote
Here’s a surprising finding: White teenagers are less enthusiastic about Barack Obama and the American future than White adults. – 69% of black teenagers believe […]
The Big Picture
In the Wall Street Journal, William McGurn draws attention to the escalation of the Kulturkampf between the Reds and Blues in the United States. Thirty […]
California: Polarization and Proposition 8
In California, an openly homosexual federal judge has struck down Proposition 8, the California Marriage Protection Act which reaffirmed the traditional definition of marriage. This […]
Missouri: The Nullification Crisis of 2010
In 1832, South Carolina provoked a constitutional crisis with the federal government over the “Tariff of Abominations.” The Palmetto State passed an Ordinance of Nullification […]
Birthright Citizenship: Moving the Goalposts
I’ve followed the immigration debate for several years now. Much has changed in that time. Lately, the change seems to be accelerating. Five years ago, […]
Religious Obligations and Political Loyalty
I think everyone should have strong religious and spiritual sympathies. However I do not debate the merits or demerits of any particular religion. For political […]
Senator Webb’s Historic Op-Ed
The moment I saw Senator Webb’s WSJ op-ed piece on ending non-Black affirmative action I knew that an incredibly important historic event had just taken […]
Jim Webb and the New Southern Strategy
For decades, Democrats have maligned Republicans for using “The Southern Strategy“, a sleazy charade where they exploit populist resentment of forced integration, cultural upheaval, and […]
Born Fighting Author Better Be Ready To Rumble
Senator Jim Webb pens a historic article in the Wall Street Journal Diversity and the Myth of White Privilege America still owes a debt to […]
Revolt of the Country Class Part 1: Drawing the Battle Lines
A recent article in the American Spectator by Angelo Codevilla outlined the division in America between the ‘Ruling Class’ and the ‘Country Class’, which has […]
Tom Baugh – Fight Back Smarter
I am very impressed with Tom Baugh, an Annapolis grad and Desert Storm veteran who wrote “Starving the Monkeys” and appeared on the Political Cesspool. […]
Weak Tea: J.D. Hayworth for Senate
Like most White Nationalists, I was looking forward to seeing John McCain defeated in the Arizona Republican Primary. McCain tried for years to shove “comprehensive […]
Artificial Tanning Tax? No Problem
I have read through the news, including sites such as National Policy Institute and American Renaissance. There is apparently a new racial controversy. Starting July […]
What Not to Debate
In light of a recent commenter that I personally know making comments on OD I thought it pertinent to comment what not to debate with someone […]
The Death of Francis Parker Yockey
Fifty years ago, June 17, Francis Parker Yockey, fearing he would be lobotomized by the US government, committed suicide while incarcerated in the San Francisco […]
Open Source Advocacy
It’s hard for men of my generation to fathom life without the Internet. Sure, I can survive for extended periods of time without checking my […]