Diversity Macht Frei March 6, 2017 BEGIN CITATION … He said they were having trouble getting CIA records on Kennedy’s decisions or actions on Cuba and South Vietnam. Then the President switched the subject to getting the Internal Revenue Service to give them records on…
Ryan Faulk The Right Stuff August 24, 2015 Seems pretty chilled out. This is a jarring statement at first glance, but I think the evidence is pretty simple and clear. Perhaps to reduce emotionality, replace “slave” with “serf” or “peasant,” which is appropriate since in…
America. “A simple democracy is the devil’s own government.” -Benjamin Rush, signer of the Declaration of Independence In a previous post I showed how the Founding Fathers of America viewed virtue and morality as indispensable to the preservation of liberty. In this post I intend…
The faith of our fathers. Jewish Satanist Anton Lavey practicing his “freedom of religion”. The local government in the town of Greece, NY, has recently gotten into trouble over their use of Christian prayer during official meetings. This practice, we are told, “violates the Constitution”,…
Black slavery: The worst that that ever happened ever (besides the Jew Holocaust), or a fun and happy time for everyone? Sometimes you don’t ever think of a thing, but when you hear it, it is obvious. This is the way it was for me,…
Previous generations of Americans conquered the savage hordes. The same task now awaits us again. Although we are often told that America is a “proposition nation”, or a “nation of immigrants”, in reality there is such a thing as the American race. We are of…
Following upon our recent posts on the nature of early America (see here , here and here ), we provide some passages from George Lincoln Rockwell taken from his book White Power : “Freedom” has become an insane fetish, a crazy, illogical shibboleth toward which…
“No liberty is true and no joy is genuine unless it is founded in the fear of the Lord and a good conscience.” -Thomas à Kempis When asked to define “Americanism”, most people today will quickly mention “freedom” as a central characteristic, and many in…
“ The first ideal of the pioneer was that of conquest. It was his task to fight with nature for the chance to exist. Not as in older countries did this contest take place in a mythical past, told in folk lore and epic. It…
William R. Higginbotham December 23, 2013 Originally published February 28, 1988 Indians were pretty awesome, I think, but they were also bloodthirsty savages. The problem with some of our accounts of history is that they have been manipulated to fit conclusions not borne out by…
The Founding Fathers never could have imagined what the future held in store. This will be the first in what will hopefully be a series of articles on the birth and construction of the United States, and how one can still hold some bit of…
Southern Nationalist Network November 26, 2013 Heil. In recent days the US media has celebrated the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s most famous speech. Given at the height of the United States’ war against the independent South in 1863, the Gettysburg Address managed in very few…
Cincinnatus leaves the plow for the Roman dictatorship , Juan Antonio Ribera, “Americans used classical symbols to communicate, to impress, and to persuade. They [derived] from the classics both models and antimodels of personal behavior, social practice, and government form. They [viewed] the study of…
When most people today hear the name ‘Buffalo’ Bill Cody they think of a quaint and old-fashioned wild west show that featured trick shooting and riding. But Cody was a real life hero, a prolific buffalo hunter as well as a trail guide and scout…
John Friend John Friend’s Blog July 25, 2013 Shortly after the Constitutional Convention, when it was up to the states to ratify or reject the newly proposed United States Constitution, the Anti-Federalists were already warning the American people that, once approved and established, a consolidated…
President Andrew Jackson. Many of those on the far-right today are aware of the Federal Reserve and the negative impact that it has had on America since its founding in 1913. But this is not the first time that a questionable state-sanctioned bank has been…
