Am I rethinking #NeverTrump after last night's results? Nope. Here's my thoughtful and judicious response to New York: Drop Dead! — Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) April 20, 2016 How the mighty have fallen. Just a few years ago, in the midpoint of the Obama term, the…
I was pretty pissed-off about Ron Paul’s statements about Our Glorious Leader during the campaign. I am actually still super-angry, and will never forgive him for it. I also believe libertarianism is a load of goofy autistic nonsense, as a rule. That said, Paul is…
Paul Town September 13, 2016 As the national election nears, two diametrically opposed visions of the right have been warring with increasing fervor. The old, neoconservative point of view has been under attack from the younger, more energetic Alt-Right. As is to be expected, the…
Hunter Wallace Occidental Dissent September 9, 2016 Once again, I will just let the headlines and excerpts tell the story: Trump Is Testing The Norms of Objectivity in Journalism “If you’re a working journalist and you believe that Donald J. Trump is a demagogue playing…
Lothar von Trotha The Right Stuff July 11, 2016 I On July 6, 2016, Sir John Chilcot issued “The Report of the Iraq Inquiry” (TRII) on behalf of a private, independent inquiry that Prime Minister Gordon Brown had appointed Chilcot to head in 2009. He…
The NRO and larger Jewish attack on Donald Trump has brought to the forefront an important question: “what is conservatism?” On the face of it, “conservatism” sounds like a good thing. It sounds like a doctrine based on conserving things. However, upon taking a closer…
Over at Occidental Dissent , Hunter Wallace has presented us with a fantastic list of confirmed Jews and part-Jews commenting on the glorious rise of Our Glorious Leader. I’ve added pictures of the rats, so you can see just what sort of genetic trash we’re…
Fanghorn Forest January 19, 2016 In this next installment of my Culture of Critique series, we will be examining the intellectual and political movement of neoconservatism. “I’m responding to an obsession—a more or less official national obsession with a tiny, faraway socialist ethnocracy, which, I…
Fanghorn Forest December 26, 2015 In this next installment of my Culture of Critique series, we will be examining the intellectual and political movement of neoconservatism. “I’m responding to an obsession—a more or less official national obsession with a tiny, faraway socialist ethnocracy, which, I…
