Obama’s Michigan Speech
Michigan I’m sitting here watching Barack Hussein Obama give a sermon to the Walt Kowalskis of Michigan about his plan to revive the American industrial […]
Economy
BRA’s Crisis
New York and Washington Just watch: http://www.nytimes.com/ http://www.realclearpolitics.com/ Nation Calls Capital Mad, and It Agrees – NY Times Obama Job Approval Drops to a New […]
The Bigger Picture
Alabama We’re currently flying high above the surface of planet earth looking down at the events transpiring below from the objective perspective of an alien […]
Travelogue: A Journey Through Montgomery
Alabama “Today I have made you a fortified city, an iron pillar and a bronze wall to stand against the whole land – against the […]
Red Dawn 2011
Michigan North Korea takes over Detroit. Gosh, you can’t make this stuff up, seriously: “They Are Here To Help.” You know, if Obama is reelected […]
Stimulating Selma
Alabama “Don’t tell me I’m not coming home when I come to Selma, Ala. I’m here because somebody marched for our freedom. I’m here because […]
The Stimulus Myth: Louisiana’s BRA Recovery
Louisiana This can’t possibly be right. I’m looking at the Louisiana stimulus package numbers under the “Federal Stimulus Tracking” sub-category. The “combined grand total” of […]
The Stimulus Myth: Disguising BRA’s Bailout
Alabama Paul Krugman wrote a column today about the economy that just didn’t sit right with me. The conventional wisdom is that Barack Hussein Obama […]
Countdown: A Very Different Ballgame
Black Run America As my research into the “Civil Rights Movement” in Alabama begins to focus on Stokely Carmichael (aka “Kwame Ture”) and SNCC in […]
In Retrospect: June 2011
Alabama It has been another big month for this website. I’ve produced a lot of new material in June which will be of lasting value to […]
American Voters: Obama Economy in “Permanent Decline”
Black Run America This comes from the latest NYT/CBS poll: Which comes closer to your view? 1. The current economic downturn is temporary and eventually […]
Countdown: Van Jones To “Rebuild The Dream”
Black Run America These and other stories are making the news … (1) Van Jones is launching the fifth incarnation of the failed “Coffee Party.” […]
Countdown With Hunter Wallace
Black Run America The clock is ticking down on Black Run America. There are too many good stories to analyze today to single out any […]
Racial Tensions Boiling In North Carolina
North Carolina The last two articles about The Color of Crime in North Carolina were intended to prepare the ground for this one. Before plunging […]
Black Run America: Nashville Gentrification
Tennessee The Tennessean has added an interesting new twist to their ongoing coverage of race relations in Nashville. White professionals are gentrifying black neighborhoods in […]
Hard Times in Appalachia
Virginia The Washington Post has a new story about rural poverty in Southwest Virginia. Pulaski, Virginia is an Appalachian town of about 9,000 people. Whites […]
Potential Nightmare Scenario
Washington University Van Jones is back in the news: It is true we are patiently waiting for the same scenario.
Comprehensive Free Trade
The Rust Belt I vaguely remember Barack Obama as a candidate in the Midwest railing against “free trade” on the campaign trail back in 2008. […]
The Collapse
The World Peak Oil is the only force that I can ever imagine producing the sort of “systemic collapse” that White Nationalists envision. An economic […]
Free Traitors
The Rust Belt Before plunging into the midterm elections, I think now would be the opportune time to discuss my reservations about sending the Republicans […]
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. […]
Revitalize Industrial Production for the Benefit of Western Man
There has been a lot of back and forth recently about whether or not WN is at the stage where we could/should increase the amount […]
The Non-Productive Economy
Addendum 2 from an interview with John Robb Unlike a failed state like Somalia (utter chaos), a hollow state still retains the facade of a […]
The Big Zero
In The New York Times, Paul Krugman describes the 2000s as The Big Zero: a decade in which nothing good happened, there was zero economic […]
Event Horizon
Kunstler’s latest: It’s hard to imagine what kind of melodramas were unspooling on the Hamptons lawns this weekend, while everybody else in America was watching […]
A Work Force Betrayed
A good article from Paul Craig Roberts in VDARE. McCain’s top economic advisor, Phil Gramm, has this to say about the American economy: The Times […]
Kunstler Interview
At Alternet, an interview with James Howard Kunstler regarding his new book World Made By Hand. “I’m describing changes that we face, but I’m hardly […]
Where We’re At
Kunstler’s latest blog entry: Every time I saw a car towing a motorboat this holiday weekend, I wondered what was going through the head of […]
Wal-Mart Going Local
Higher transportation costs are forcing Wal-Mart into the locally grown food business. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Wal-Mart stores in Arizona now stock Grand Canyon […]
Employers Cut Workers for a Sixth Month
62,000 jobs were lost last month. Inflation is at 4.1%. The softening job market has prompted millions of families to reduce their spending, further hurting […]