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Towton: English Culture Awakening

News From Atlantis April 16, 2014 The battle of Towton, England’s bloodiest battle. Living in the colonised part of the West Riding, it is easy to forget that England is still alive. Within easy driving distance from the colonised and ruined Pennines, is the beautiful…

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Storming Sunday Round-Up: April 13, 2014

Note: This is being reposted Tuesday, because in the original posting on Sunday the pictures were too large, making it difficult for people to load the page. We remain as we were before, for now and forever. Rise with me. Well well, it’s Sunday again,…

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The People’s Choice

The British Resistance April 14, 2014 Tower Hamlets, London. Doesn’t look very British does it? Take note, Ukraine. Although the Islamification of the UK was not the people’s choice, indirectly they are accountable for its implementation. It was our people’s choice at the Ballot Box…

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The Glenn Miller Tragedy

We will remember the young Glenn. I did not know Glenn Miller well, but in every interaction I had with him, he was gentlemanly, kind and respectful. He was a soldier in the Special Forces and served two tours of duty in Vietnam. He fought…

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Tell MAMA – Oy Veh!

Max Musson Western Spring April 12, 2014 The sort of lies and exaggerations that the ‘Tell MAMA’ organisation promote. Note that 74% of all the ‘attacks’ were just on-line criticism. While Muslim groups are widely regarded as antagonistic towards both Jews and homosexuals within our…

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The Pathetic Apologetics of Caroline Glick

Brenton Sanderson Occidental Observer April 12, 2014 Glick. Editor’s note : As someone who has written chapters on Jewish apologia and self-deception , I have to say that Caroline Glick may be the most extreme case I have ever encountered. One struggles for words to…

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Enoch Powell: Political Hero

Juno News April 12, 2014 Enoch Powell Enoch Powell was a political hero who stood up for the British people and nation. He was no isolationist. Central to his thinking was how best to fight for Britain as a people and nation. He thought it…

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Andrew Anglin: Final Apology for Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin. Firstly, the title is probably not true. There will likely be more apologies for Vladimir Putin featured on this site. There has simply been a built-up of confusion, which I must address at some length at present. Firstly, as so much of the…

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Thilo Sarrazin: An Unlikely Champion

Michael Colhaze Occidental Observer April 10, 2014 Germans have to abandon the Illusion that Germany belongs to the Germans Çigdem Akkaya Something is brewing in Europe. And even though it does so under a deceptively calm surface, the bubbling and hissing can be heard by…

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Putin vs. Cultural Marxism: Whose Side is God on Now?

Patrick J. Buchanan April 9, 2014 Vladimir Putin. In his Kremlin defense of Russia’s annexation of Crimea, Vladimir Putin, even before he began listing the battles where Russian blood had been shed on Crimean soil, spoke of an older deeper bond. Crimea, said Putin ,…

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Mass Cisteria

Jim Goad Takimag April 8, 2014 TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains bushels and bales of foul language. It also quotes passages that are so hate-filled, they make Adolf Hitler look like Doris Day. As a result, many readers may find this material problematic. Enter with…

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My Journey Beyond ‘Left vs. Right’ Politics

Matthew Heimbach Traditional Youth Network April 7, 2014 Growing up in the heart of of Conservative, Inc. was an intellectually and socially easy thing to do. There were two teams in American politics, the Republicans and the Democrats. The Republicans were the good guys, Democrats…

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Is Immigration Really a “Jewish Value”?

Kevin MacDonald Occidental Observer April 7, 2014 African would-be “Refugees”/Infiltrators stopped by Israel’s fence. GOP House Majority Leader Eric Cantor’s ominous squishiness in the face of the Amnesty/ Immigration Surge drive, which has provoked a primary challenge from Economics professor Dave Brat, may be due…

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The Good Turk?

Diversity Macht Frei April 6, 2014 “Germany has Lost Its Senses” A few years ago, the German banker and Socialist party senator Thilo Sarrazin caused a sensation in Germany with his book Deutschland Schafft Sich Ab [Germany is unmaking itself], in which he pointed out…

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