Harper’s Ferry, 1859
Virginia, 1859 As the old saying goes, history doesn’t repeat itself, but it rhymes. In 1859, a messianic “violent extremist” struck at Harper’s Ferry, Virginia, […]
Search Results for Secession
Black Run America: The Creation of Sandy Springs
Georgia The story of a Southern city that pioneered secession from Black Run America. No wonder blacks are suing the State of Georgia to revoke […]
Whistling Dixie: The Enduring South
Dixie Cannons were fired in Charleston yesterday as hundreds gathered to watch the reenactment of the Confederate attack on Fort Sumter. 150 years after the […]
Southern Conservatism
Dixie Jared Taylor has penned a wonderful new essay for VDARE on Southern nationalism. My thoughts are also on “the War” this evening. 150 years ago, […]
America’s Children
Dixie Suppose for a moment that the American Empire succumbs to its own internal dysfunctions and really does collapse in the future. What would the […]
Wise Latina: Discriminate Against Whites
Illinois Sonia Sotomayor, the “Wise Latina” of the Supreme Court, recently made some headlines in the mainstream press. She gave a speech to the University […]
On Violence: A Rejoinder
The Vanguard Greg Johnson has some thoughts about violence over at Counter-Currents. I have some thoughts of my own about the subject. This is an […]
Boss Hogg’s Mississippi
Mississippi Mississippi was the first state that I looked at in my state by state analysis of the immigration wars. That was before the midterm […]
Palmetto Pride
South Carolina South Carolina happens to be one of my favorite states. I’ve traveled there several times this year. It is hard not to like […]
Dixieland Remembers
The South Keith Olbermann drew my attention to a small piece of good news tonight. I was watching Countdown when Olbermann had a segment in […]
System Politicians
The Border I just want to drop a few newslinks for the gallery before signing off. The news cycle is moving so fast that I […]
Leonard Zeskind and Tea Party Nationalism
(Editor’s Note: A return to Secession Week has been delayed yet again. Leonard Zeskind and the NAACP released a report today on the Tea Party, […]
Red October
(Editor’s Note: Secession Week will resume tomorrow. I’ve come across a few interesting news items that I would like to share and discuss today.) Red […]
Review: The Long March Toward Separation
Robert T. Burnham, who blogs at The New Heretics, wrote an essay for the 2009 TOQ secession competition called “The Long March Toward Separation.” Like […]
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. […]
Review: Toward the White Republic
(Editor’s Note: I received the long anticipated Fall 2010 “secession issue” of TOQ in the mail today. Over the next week, I will be reviewing […]
Review: American Insurgents, American Patriots
British North America, 1773-1776 T.H. Breen has written a fascinating account of the American Revolution. The story he tells in his new book, American Insurgents, […]
Nixon Country No More
Orange County, California. In The New York Times, Adam Nagourney has a gushing new column about the decline of conservatism in Orange County, the birthplace […]
A Devil of a Whipping: The Battle of Cowpens
“Just hold up your heads boys, three fires and you are free! And then, when you return to your homes, how the old folks will […]
Disunited States of America
The ties that bind together the Glorious Union are unraveling at a gathering pace. The Reds and Blues are exchanging fire across the political spectrum […]
Tennessee: Dusk or Dawn?
The NSM thread paints an extremely bleak portrait of our fortunes in Tennessee. A casual visitor of this site who watches those two videos reaches […]
Freedom Action Conference
I’ve spent the last few hours watching the live stream of the Freedom Action Conference in Pennsylvania. Tea Party supporters from across America have gathered […]
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 […]
Revolt of the Country Class Part 2: Herding the Cats
In Part 1 we discussed the ‘ruling class’ and the ‘country class’ as described in Angelo Codevilla’s recent Spectator article, and modified his descriptions to […]
Free Arizona!
The Obama administration has sued Arizona to block enforcement of SB 1070. This move is calculated to set a precedent that will stop other states […]
Proud to be an American? Damn straight!
Update: Matt Parrott no longer endorses this message Hunter’s recent post, “Proud to be an American?“, offers a damning list of disgraceful developments in this […]
Proud To Be An American?
Not really. In the year that has passed, I haven’t seen cause to change my mind about anything I said last year. I’m still not […]
A Southern Strategy: Phase One
Here at OD headquarters, the debate about the location of the White ethnostate has been raging in recent weeks. I have argued in favor of […]
Texas on Alert!
I found a new video about the conflict along the Texas-Mexico National Border! From Steve in the Swamps: I noticed the Texas legislator was censored multiple […]
Which White Nationalism?
Ferdinand Bardamu of In Mala Fide has finally got around to publishing his long awaited essay on White Nationalism. In the essay, FB explains how […]
Stage Three
It is time for White Nationalism to move to Stage Three: building institutions and networks in the real world. I submit that Stage One was […]
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 […]