The voice of the European American nation
Thucydides was the worlds first political scientist; the most profound and convincing historian of empire, not only in his own age but also in his explicit and implicit predictions of later ages; 427 BC—and, equally, […]
The trappings of Western Civilization do not turn the Tunisians into Westerners. The Italian government will send soldiers to Sicily to stop recently arrived migrants leaving holding centers after a raft of breakouts in recent […]
5G Will Enable Nightmare Surveillance Grid That No One Will Be Able To Opt Out Of UK Ministry of Defense 2010: “Choosing to be disconnected may be considered suspicious” Traditionalists and indeed everyone on the […]
If an Awakening doesn’t come soon, which other activists decades ago of various stripes pleaded for, European Americans are permanently fated for minority status by the middle of this century if not sooner. But you […]
by Liv Heide Hedonistic moments mostly remain individual memories fading away bit by bit every day that do not serve any higher collective purpose. At this point, some might say “So what, après moi le […]
When your enemies say they want to kill you, believe them. A Black Lives Matter activist and University of Georgia PhD candidate (UGA contact here) who currently works at the university as a teaching assistant […]
Participating in online echo chambers is fine. But it is less effective than an emphasis on physical fitness and weapons training, preparing for the “decisive struggle” that could come sooner than we had thought, and […]
by John Young Right now there are moratoriums in effect on evictions, turning off electric service and so forth. But when those moratoriums expire — and they WILL eventually expire under pressure from businesses — […]
NYT keeps its “options open” by issuing a confusing response. By Andrea Widburg It’s a line so hackneyed that everyone can recite it. The mob goon goes into a local business to force the owner […]
City Council member Lisa Herbold, who is white, sees no problem with it. That’s her over there—>. by Jonathon Turley The Seattle City Council is facing something of a dilemma in its popular pledge to […]