Tag: new orleans

Niggers Mug Two Humans in New Orleans [UPDATE]

Look at the cuck on the right. He sees his buddy get jumped, and has almost no reaction at all. The fuck is wrong with him? UPDATE Well, it seems I wasn’t wrong thinking these were cucks. But I severely underestimated how cucky they are.…

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The Resurgence of Activism

Hunter Wallace Occidental Dissent May 13, 2017 We have arrived in an unexpected place. The Trump era which lasted from June 2015 until April 2017 is over. After almost two years, it feels good to be back in the streets, rebuilding our network and moving…

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Jefferson Davis Statue Removed In New Orleans

Hunter Wallace Occidental Dissent May 13, 2017 By now, I am sure you have seen the news in New Orleans : “Workers in New Orleans in the early hours of Thursday took down a statue of Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederate States of…

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Battle of New Orleans Set to Heat Up This Sunday!

A call to all nationalists: Be in New Orleans at Lee Circle by 2:00 p.m. Sunday to defend our Southern monuments against Antifa & BLM. — Michael Hill (@MichaelHill51) May 5, 2017 Dr. Michael Hill of the League of the South and other groups will…

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The Battle of New Orleans: May 7th, Be There or be a CUCK

Hunter Wallace Occidental Dissent May 5, 2017 They couldn’t leave them alone. We’ve been saying for years now that antifas hate the Southern people. They want to destroy our identity. They hate our heritage. They hate our culture. They hate you for being Southern. We…

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A Modern Battle of New Orleans: Antifa vs. White Patriots

New Orleans was the most populous city of the Confederacy. Dozens of streets and buildings bear the names of Confederate heroes. Four monuments – Confederate President Jefferson Davis, General Robert E. Lee, General PGT Beauregard and the Liberty Monument – have been seen by millions…

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New Orleans’ ISIS Starts Wrecking Confederate Monuments

The international community was horrified when ISIS began destroying Roman and other pre-Islamic history in Syria, with good reason. There is an expectation in the civilized world that when a power structure or ruling ideology shifts, historical structures are maintained and protected, in order to…

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