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Memetic Monday: Daily Stormer Diner

We’ve got another Monday on our hands, folks. The Daily Stormer’s Monday menu includes a generous side dish of malevolent memes. These memes were hand-crafted and harvested by highly hateful humans who hate Hebraic hierarchies. Simmering in aged antisemitic sauce, this racism-roasted dish is garnished…

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Reasonable Theory: Are We All Actually Living in Hell?

An infamous hacker whose name I dare not say aloud has forwarded an interesting theory worthy of some deep consideration: are we all actually living in Hell? Looking at the general situation we find ourselves in, this theory appears to make sense on the face…

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Is Stefan Molyneux Jewish?

This is a pretty detailed video from our good lad Jean-Francis asking whether or not the most pompous of all YouTubers, Stefan Molyneux, who recently made a big show of defending the Jews , is actually himself Jewish. I had personally thought previously that Molyneux…

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The First World War Was Caused By The Repression Of Nationalism

Diversity Macht Frei November 12, 2018 The anniversary of WW1 Armistice Day has again brought to light the standard falsification of history in our ruling class: they blame it on nationalism. This belief forms the intellectual underpinning for the genocidal catastrophe they are inflicting on…

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Memetic Monday: These Things Happen

You know it’s Monday, don’t you? Yeah? Alright. Just checking. If you didn’t know, that’s perfectly fine. In fact, you can go back to forgetting that it’s Monday for the next six days. You totally can. A day or two from now, someone may ask…

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Stormer, Volume 64: Censorship for the Frogs

At Alexa rank 43k, a French site called Démocratie Participative is the #2 site by total viewers in the dissident right. At rank 1500 within France, it has the highest per-capita penetration of any anti-Semitic publication. This week, a stunning French court decision required every…

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