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The Deep Love of the Pro-White Movement

Leftist intellectuals like to explain the pro-white movement as being the result of either greed or mental disturbance. According to their theories we wish to “perpetuate white privilege” in order to gain an economic advantage, or we suffer from severe feelings of inadequacy that cause…

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Usury and the Corruption of American Society

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…

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Monuments to White Womanhood

Pioneer mother monument in Ponca City, OK The last wild portions of the American frontier were settled around 1900, and shortly thereafter Americans began erecting monuments to commemorate this heroic conquest. A particularly popular type of frontier commemoration was the monument to the pioneer mother.…

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The Confused Racialism of the Tea Party

The Huffington Post recently reported that they have found yet another act of “racism” at a Tea Party rally: Earlier this week, tea party activists and GOP lawmakers gathered near the Capitol to rail against an immigration reform bill passed by the Senate. When Ken…

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Last Chance for Hate

Three brave Jews guard Nazi mastermind John Demjanjuk. The Jews have recently been concerned that the last of the Holocaust survivors are finally dying off . In an attempt to overcome this problem, the definition of “Holocaust survivor” has been broadened to include any Jew…

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The Folkish Socialism of William Morris

William Morris was a 19th century British artist, writer, and activist. Today he is considered to have been liberal in his political leanings, and he was at one time the leader of the Socialist League. But despite the socialist label, much of what Morris taught…

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True Christianity Vs. Judeo-Christianity

Reconstruction of Jerusalem and the Temple of Herod , by James Tissot Out of a desire to keep tabs on the enemy, I recently joined the email list for the Zionist group Christians United For Israel. Today they sent me a link to a post…

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Hell On Earth

Christ…loved the church, and gave himself for it; That he might sanctify and cleanse it with the washing of water by the word, That he might present it to himself a glorious church, not having spot, or wrinkle, or any such thing; but that it…

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A Bridge Too Far; Degeneracy and the Slippery Slope

The Pont du Diable bridge in Céret, France. source . As the sodomite marriage debate has raged over the past few months, a common argument used by conservatives is that allowing homosexuals to marry will eventually lead to the acceptance of other sexual perversions, such…

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The Pseudo-Religion of the Future

Jew Steven Greenebaum plays make-believe with world religions. As the New World Order removes the last vestiges of tradition from Western society, certain individuals amuse themselves with the outer symbols of ancient faiths. They uncompromisingly uphold the tenets of political correctness, but dress up their…

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The Infantile Malice of the Left

This weekend millions will celebrate Bastille Day, a holiday commemorating the first major triumph of the degenerate Left. As the proponents of equality rejoice, we need to remember the truth of what happened in the French Revolution: Here in the French Revolution is a dress…

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The Disturbing Rites of the Jews

One of the more shocking aspects of Judaism is the custom of a mohel using his mouth to remove the blood from the genitals of a circumcised infant. Amazingly, this traditional practice is still sometimes performed in contemporary America, and has gained attention in the…

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Aryans Follow the Sun

The westward march of the Aryan began thousands of years ago. This march culminated in the settling of the American frontier. A standard view of early America is that it represented an extension of English civilization on the new continent—the English language, customs, and laws…

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