Here’s an amazing interview with David Duke at NPR from a few days before the last presidential election. I found this absolutely fascinating.
He talks to a black female interviewer and asks her a simple question. Why should whites have collective guilt over lynchings that ended decades ago while we’re supposed to ignore the fact that 37,000 white [...]
Some of you may have seen this video of blacks in Chicago having a grand old time on a hot summer night. Here’s another video from that city of high civilization.
Notice that some of those blacks, including at least one who kicked the beaten kid, were wearing what looked like school [...]
John Derbyshire is a conservative writer best known for being a contributer to National Review. He’s the author of a novel entitled Seeing Calvin Coolidge in a Dream, four books on science/mathematics and co-author of one on sailing. His latest is We Are Doomed: Reclaiming Conservative Pessimism, scheduled for release September 29th. See the my [...]
The recent arrest of a recent suspected terrorist, his dad and another man reminded me of something I’ve always wondered about. Every so often since 9/11 we hear of a person or group being arrested for some kind of terrorist plot. But there are never any successful attacks in America. The only one I can think [...]
I have a piece up on The Occidental Observer. It’s about nonwhite resentment.
This dream of the world’s “people of color” uniting to overthrow the White power structure has been a recurring theme in the discourse of the political elite. Even the term itself (1,900,000 hits on Google including many for activist organizations and conferences) implies [...]
Nice to see TakiMag run an article by Nesta Bevan on Revilo Oliver today.
A once prominent name has been erased from the history of the American Right after World War II. Readers of National Review in the late 1950s and early ‘60s would have found it difficult to miss the contributions of Revilo P. Oliver, [...]
I watched the fifth season finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm the other night. It’s an HBO show about the life of former Seinfeld producer Larry David. In Seinfeld the characters’ Judaism was never mentioned while in CYE you get occasional subtle jabs at the white culture.
That’s why the episode I watched last night was [...]
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