Tag: art

Why Jungle Beats Became Popular

After the Jews had finished emasculating White men, they were quick to promote Blacks as the true alpha males. Jungle beats was one of the ways they did this, spreading nigger-music as far as they could. To reclaim our culture, we need to overtake the…

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A Brief Note From the Artist as He Is

Isle of the Dead: Third version, Arnold Böcklin, 1883 The singular purpose of this site is to invoke racial hatred against Jews, to the end of fomenting political revolution against this evil force which aims to destroy all beauty in the universe. In my own…

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Ten Little Nigger Boys

I just want to address the issue of the claim made by Hollywood Jews, which is now accepted as history, that we white Americans used to abuse black slaves and then abused the blacks during Jim Crow. This is just completely revisionist history, which is…

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Man Traps Self in Rock, Calls It Art

Umm…. AFP : An artist entombed inside a 12-tonne rock for nearly three days has described the experience as like “tripping”, insisting he would stick it out for a week. Speaking to AFP through a crack in the limestone boulder late Friday, Abraham Poincheval said…

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They Rage Against Kek

Diversity Macht Frei February 23, 2017 Kekrage has broken out in Britain. The left is mobilising against an art gallery that has featured speakers and iconography from the Alt Right. Our position has always been that the role of art is to provide a vehicle…

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Fashwave Friday: The Dawn of Fashwave Fridays

Deputies! Men of the White Race, Soldiers, Frauen, Kinder, National Socialists! At 18:00 hours on the 10th of August I received a telegram from Berlin. Following this years victories of the Destruction of the Republican Party, the Routing of Cuckservativism™, the Igniting of White Racial…

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The Degradation of Popular Culture

Tory Scot The Right Stuff June 25, 2016 Through the early 1870s, Firmin-Girard’s submissions to the Paris Salon followed the shifting trends in public taste from historical subjects and scenes taken from the Siege of Paris to more fanciful Japonisme and Orientalist themes. While these…

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