By Karl Radl When you challenge individuals in the Alt-Right who claim to be part non-White or to have a part non-White partner or spouse, you will very quickly run into the claim that the Nuremberg laws, which were enacted by Adolf Hitler and formed the foundation of the Third …
By Karl Radl Jews, emboldened by the success of the Black Lives Matter movement in having Confederate monuments torn down, are demanding the removal of statues of historical figures they deem ‘anti-Semitic’ or ‘anti-Jewish’. Atop their list is the statue of Peter Stuyvesant in New York. Stuyvesant was the last …
By Sepp Mannsberger As I read through Jean Jacques Rousseau’s On The Origin of Inequality, I came to realize just how much of the fundamental tenets of modern “equality” derive from this small booklet written by the French philosopher in 1754. It is with this in mind that I find …
By Bane I am not a philosopher, or even what I’d call a particularly deep thinker. I’ve found that a lot of the beauty of nature’s “divine design” gets lost in a sea of over-analysis when people can’t see the forest for the trees. On matters of faith and spirituality …
By Karl Radl A specter is haunting America. The specter of opium. The form that specter is taking is that of the opiate-based painkiller OxyContin, which is distributed by a company named Purdue Pharma. There has long been a concern that OxyContin is causing an addiction time bomb in America, …
By Karl Radl For those who closely monitor events in the Middle East, in particular the ongoing Syrian Civil War and the recent purges in Saudi Arabia, (1) the shock resignation of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri while on official business in Saudi Arabia on 4th November and his public …
By Karl Radl The Spartacist Uprising of January 1919 in Berlin, Germany is often treated with kid gloves by historians, while the nationalists who suppressed it are openly vilified as proto-Nazi monsters. (1) The reality, however, is that the nationalists – aka the Freikorps – were in many respects the …
By Sepp Mannsberger Whenever there is talk of race, the need to preserve it, or even the desire to be part of an organic, homogeneous community one often finds the accusation of being a supremacist. The popular tactic these days when being confronted with this accusation is to outright deny …
By Karl Radl When Elijah Wood made a short but highly explosive comment to the Sunday Times about the existence of an organized pedophile ring in Hollywood, the world sat up and took notice. (1) The Jimmy Savile affair in England was utterly toxic for the British political establishment. Savile …
By Karl Radl It feels strange to write this because as recently as a few months ago, I didn’t feel very fit. My body felt oversized and clumsy. I was overweight, and I’d let my already desultory gym routine sag so much as to be inconsequential. My stomach was beginning …
By Reuben Goldberg The premise of this guide is to provide instruction on how you can become a great campus influencer who can effectively recruit students from all backgrounds to your wholesome, pro-White ideology. From experience, I can vouch that this method of social structuring has been effective and has …
By Bane In a nation that doesn’t have a basis in the common values of blood and soil, it falls to the inhabitants of that nation to devise their own flawed basis by which citizenship can be bestowed on the outsiders looking in. One of the most commonly peddled assumptions …
