Tag: history

Black History Month Myths

The New Observer February 18, 2016 Bust of Queen Nefertiti, 1370–1330 BC, wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten. Amazingly enough, some claim she was black . February is officially “Black History Month” in America, Britain, and Canada, and it is now commonplace during this month to recycle…

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Plagues, Tiger Tanks, U-Boats: Carnival Panic

The New Observer February 8, 2016 Carnival floats with Tiger Tanks, U-Boats, and a “plague-bearing Balkan Express” sowed panic among German liberals this weekend after they made their unexpected appearance during this weekend’s traditional parades around the country. Satirical parade floats are a fixture of…

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The Wealth of Colonizers (or Lack Thereof)

Ryan Faulk The Right Stuff January 10, 2016 One popular rhetorical attack on white countries is that their wealth is a product of exploiting other countries. Now one way to evaluate this is to look at the “colonized” countries and how they fared. But the…

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The Name Game: The Erasure of European Canada’s History

Tim Murray Council of European Canadians January 2, 2016 BC Ferries, here Queen of New Westminster Shortly on the heels of news that a petition was circulating calling for the replacement of the name of coastal B.C.’s highest peak, Mt. Waddington, with the name of…

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White Identity Exists

Tercio The Right Stuff December 31, 2015 There seems to be some criticism on some sectors of the alt-right, or if not the alt-right per se, individuals that are to the right of cucks, about White nationalism on the basis that there is no White…

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Rudyard Kipling’s 150th Birthday

John Derbyshire VDARE December 29, 2015 A hundred and fifty years ago tomorrow, December 30th, saw the birth in Bombay, India of Rudyard Kipling, one of the half-dozen best English-language poets. Harry Ricketts’ biography gives details of the event. The opening pronoun here refers to…

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Why do Muslims Hate the West?

The New Observer December 20, 2015 Donald Trump’s call for a ban on Muslim immigration to the US “until the country’s representatives can figure out what’s going on,” is little more than a deliberate cop out by almost all the “mainstream” political figures as to…

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The Victorian Origins of Feminism

Dr. Matthew Johnson Western Spring December 13, 2015 In the second half of the 19th century, women were a legally privileged class in Great Britain. Bax’s analysis destroys the credibility of the puerile feminist narrative of male oppression. Women, at the apex of Victorianism, ruled…

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Make Whites Great Again!

Angelo John Gage and OmniPhi Media have joined forces to produce a great motivational video for our struggle. Thousands have already been inspired by it – even Dr. Duke.

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Dalton Trumbo Had It Coming

Patrick J. Buchanan November 8, 2015 “Dalton Trumbo was a socialist, but he loved being rich.” So says Bryan Cranston, who stars in “Trumbo,” out this week, and plays the screenwriter who went to prison with the Hollywood Ten in the time of Harry Truman.…

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Germany and The Long Defeat

Morgoth’s Review November 1, 2015 The Jewish run New York Times reports : SUMTE, Germany — This bucolic, one-street settlement of handsome redbrick farmhouses may for the moment have many more cows than people, but next week it will become one of the fastest growing…

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History of Halloween

Jack-o-Lanterns are nice. If they scare off the Moslems, all the better. A couple weeks ago, I posted a piece about parents fighting back against an SJW feminist principal in Connecticut who tried to shut down the annual Halloween parade because of “inclusiveness of religious…

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ISIS Blows Up Another Ancient Monument

“Allah told me to do it.” This is getting ridiculous. But is it really any more ridiculous than what the Blacks are doing to our heritage in the US? At least the ISIS barbarians aren’t getting the approval of a respected establishment in the way…

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