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Poland on collision course with Russia over plans to remove Soviet statues Poland’s plans to pass a law allowing the removal of Communist-era memorials threaten to bring it into conflict with Russia, as tension between […]
Post-election chaos sees vehicles burned, mass arrests France was plunged into a third consecutive night of mob violence, originally sparked by the election last Sunday of conservative Nicolas Sarkozy to the French Presidency. Cars were […]
Schools: “promote race relations or close” By Graeme Paton, Education Correspondent Schools with large numbers of white pupils may be taken over or closed if they fail to promote race relations and links between different […]
“The loss of the blogs is bad, but the loss of the uncensored e-mails sent to home is the real act of tyranny here.” by Ian Mosley U. S. military personnel have so far been […]
“Cowed as they are, whites will still draw the line at paying reparations for slavery.” By Jared Taylor (pictured) It’s been a brisk season for official apologies. On February 24th, Virginia led the pack into […]
Legitimate threat or another setup? Six men, four of whom are described as white ethnic-Albanian Muslim “militants,” have been arrested by federal agents on charges related to an alleged plot to attack the Fort Dix […]
Socialists get too much of what they asked for As France’s President-elect Nicolas Sarkozy sipped champagne in a jacuzzi aboard a millionaire’s yacht in the Mediterranean, violence broke out for a second straight night as […]
UK’s establishment whistles past the graveyard British National Party Swindon correspondent reports. You really know when you’ve gotten under someone’s skin when they devote half an article – supposedly a comprehensive post-election news roundup […]
The lobby argues that good Americans spy for Israel. by Justin Raimondo Is there a First Amendment right to engage in espionage? Dorothy Rabinowitz seems to think so. Describing the actions of Steve Rosen and […]
Genes and the law The House of Representatives passed the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) of 2007 on Wednesday, April 25. GINA is expected to pass the Senate and be signed into law in the […]