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Alien versus Predator
Alien versus Predator by Ilana Mercer For the purpose of making your way adaptively and smartly in a society that is systemically anti-white, you need to understand what distinguishes Critical Race Theory from Marxism and quit the socialism/Marxism theoretical escapism, … Continue reading
Hi Ho, Silver! Away!
Hi Ho, Silver! Away! Bill Hartley on late divorce Predictably, Bill and Melinda Gates’ separation has attracted a great deal of attention: the eye watering size of their personal fortune made sure of that. Prompted by this the BBC4 Today … Continue reading
Tolkien’s Defence of Christendom
Tolkien’s Defence of Christendom by Mark Wegierski [This essay is based on a presentation co-authored with Wojciech Szymanski, M.A., which was read at the Fantastic Literature Conference 2016 (Religious Topics in Fantastic Literature) at the University of Lodz (Lodz, Poland), … Continue reading
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The Elephant in the Room
The Elephant in the Room by Ilana Mercer Prior to being shot in the head this week in a melee at a wild party, Sasha Johnson, of the British chapter of Black Lives Matter, had big plans for whites. Johnson … Continue reading
ENDNOTES, June 2021
ENDNOTES, June 2021 In this edition: French song, from Chandos Records; RPO plays English music on BBC Radio 3, reviewed by STUART MILLSON A sensuous musical delight from the balmy rural byways of France this time, courtesy of Chandos Records: … Continue reading
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Tagged John Ireland, Louise Alder, Mark Bebbington, Stuart Millson, Vaughn Williams
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Virgil’s Aeneid
Virgil’s Aeneid G.B. Conte (ed.), Publius Vergilius Maro: AENEIS, Editio altera, De Gruyter, 2019. Pp. IX-LI; 1-384, reviewed by Darrell Sutton It is always a happy occasion when a critical text of a classical author is released. Much more opportune … Continue reading
Reign Check
Reign Check by Stuart Millson The Scottish National Party won a majority of seats at May’s Holyrood elections, but Scots remain divided over the future of their country. There is a chance now to restore the fortunes of the United … Continue reading
The Writer’s First Commandment
The Writer’s First Commandment by Ilana Mercer “The proper aim of education [was] to make virtue habitual.”— Leonard Roy Frank, my friend & editor of Random House Webster’s Quotationary In his 2004 foreword to my book Broad Sides, Peter Brimelow, … Continue reading
The Emergence of Media: Humanity’s Endgame?
The Emergence of Media: Humanity’s Endgame? by Mark Wegierski This writing is as an attempt — building on the insights of figures as intellectually diverse as Marshall McLuhan, the lesser-known media theorist Harold A. Innis, Canadian philosopher George Parkin Grant, … Continue reading
Power Slave
Power Slave Calhoun; American Heretic, Robert Elder, Basic Books, New York, 2021, hb, 640 pp. Leslie Jones reviews a masterful biography Senator John C Calhoun, that tireless and intrepid champion of slavery, was born in South Carolina in 1782. His father, a … Continue reading
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Tagged Concurrent Majority, John C Calhoun, Nullification, Robert Elder, Thomas Jefferson
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