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Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 7th, 2016
An answer to Rev. Dr. John C. Dorhauer’s “Open Letter to White Men in America”
by David Sims
DEAR WHITE MEN,
Yes?
You are persons of privilege.
We are not.
Since you think that we are, you should identify the source of those privileges. Who’s privileging White people? Other than us, I mean. It isn’t a privilege if we work and keep what we make. That’s a right. It isn’t a privilege if we earn, and then keep our earnings. That’s a right, too.
Whites and non-Whites should have the same right and the same opportunity of doing things for themselves. And, to the extent that the rights are augmented by privileges, the favor is most definitely on the non-White side. Those non-White . . . → Read More: A White Man Responds
Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 7th, 2016
Deep roots are untouched by frost. — J.R.R. Tolkien
IT HAS BEEN said that the Germanic soul and the forest are one and the same thing: the mythological Forest that contrasts the splendid isolation of man in his solitude against the infinity of nature. Only this kind of soul could have such a word in its language as Waldeinsamkeit — “Forest-loneliness” — just as one of the most moving passages in Western literature is the Easter scene in Goethe’s Faust: “A longing pure and not to be described/drove me to wander over woods and fields/and in a mist of hot abundant tears/I felt a world arise and live for me.” Northern legends have been built around . . . → Read More: The Forest and the ‘Faustian’ Soul
Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 6th, 2016
EUROPE isn’t doing so well these days.
It may be difficult to remember now, in the aftermath of Angela Merkel and George Soros’ manufactured “Refugee” Crisis of 2015, but prior to the open borders mania that was thrust upon Europe that year, the Old World was suffering from a litany of other crises — the Greek crisis, the education crisis, the youth unemployment crisis, the Euro crisis, and so on. Brexit was a child originally conceived in this period, long before the Calais migrant jungle or visa-free travel from Turkey was an issue.
With all that madness in tow, one might be tempted to lament the death of European civilization. Ah, well, it was a good run . . . → Read More: The Other Europe
Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 6th, 2016
 by David Sims
A FEW DAYS ago, I left two comments following a post on Aeon entitled “Does inability to attain the American dream make people violent?” and asked by Pam Weintraub.
The Aeon moderators deleted both of my comments, citing the Community Guidelines as their justification. I received an email for each deletion.
Dear David Sims,
Your response to the question ‘Does inability to attain the American dream make people violent?’ has been deleted because it contravened our community guidelines.
For your reference, the removed response was:
The old pattern [white men in charge, women at home, non-whites elsewhere] would work today as well as it ever did, if we would use it. It’s the pattern . . . → Read More: Leftist Ideological Censorship vs. The Telling of Inconvenient Truths
Published by Kevin Alfred Strom, on August 6th, 2016
 American Dissident Voices broadcast of August 6, 2016
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by Kevin Alfred Strom
THERE IS GROWING awareness of the Jewish problem among our people. It’s hard to hide the fact that Trump has surrounded himself with Jewish handlers, advisers, and money men. Even Forbes magazine openly admits — and even publishes charts showing — that practically all of the top multimillion-dollar donors to the War Hag (also known as Hillary Clinton) are Jews.
Although more-than-minimally-literate people are now the minority in this country, there are still millions of them, and they notice these things. They can’t help but notice that Jews constitute an overclass: They have higher average intelligence than the . . . → Read More: It’s All Biological, part 1
Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 5th, 2016
 “The enemies forced strangers into our sea”
— Saddam Hussein, from his last poem
Saddam Hussein, his regime, and the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq have returned to public discourse. The Chilcot report, recent praise of Saddam Hussein, and continued terrorist attacks in Europe and the West are all integral to it. US Neoconservatives and leftists are finding common cause in this exchange. In the process, lies and distortions about Saddam Hussein and his regime are reappearing; I disentangle some of these claims.
SADDAM HUSSEIN (1937-2006; pictured) was already an influential political figure in Iraq from the 1968 coup that brought the Arab Socialist Ba’ath Party to power. He remained a decisive force in Iraqi politics through 1979, when he became the fifth President of Iraq. In 1990, . . . → Read More: In Defense of Saddam Hussein and His Regime
Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 5th, 2016
by Max Musson
FOLLOWING the controversy of Nick Griffin’s ultimately disastrous stewardship of the British National Party, that party has shed most of its former members and the nationalist movement in this country has become fragmented and disoriented. Today our movement is composed of a number of comparatively small organisations, many of them tiny, and all of them largely impotent in terms of being able to effect political change either now or within the foreseeable future.
In recent years, UKIP under the leadership of Nigel Farage has comprehensively eclipsed all genuinely nationalist political parties. UKIP benefit from a significant amount of mainstream funding and they enjoy far more favourable treatment by the mass media than has ever been afforded any genuine . . . → Read More: UK Leaders Conference: Quest for Unity and Direction
Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 5th, 2016
by David Sims
QUOTES FROM “Aspects of the Family and Public Life of Antoine Dubuclet: Louisiana’s Black State Treasurer, 1868-1878,” by Charles Vincent, published in The Journal of Negro History, Vol. 66, No. 1, Spring, 1981.
“Until recently, Reconstruction scholarship has treated with much severity the black Reconstructionist. Black office holders, such as in Claude Bower’s Tragic Era, have most often been seen as the cause, in large part, as well as the effect of a time of gross mismanagement, misrule, and moral qualifications always consistently demeaned.”
Heh. Correctly so, for the most part. The Journal of Negro History is a black publication that will delve as much as it must into pseudo-scholarship in order to revise black history into something that . . . → Read More: Black Lies: Invalid Generalizations in Black Revisionist History
Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 5th, 2016
by Michael Walsh
WHAT FOLLOWS is a documented authentic eyewitness account. The accredited report is that of Leonora Geier (née Cavoa born October 22, 1925, Sao Paulo, Brazil). It was placed before Dr. Trutz Foelsche, Ph.D. Present was Bernard Wassmann, Reiner Halhammer, Manfred Haer, Kyrrill Wratilavo. Witnesses confirm that the Leonora Geier made this report without any coercion, threats or outside influence. The German-Brazilian national was motivated solely by the desire to make the terrible events of the time known to posterity.
The report, drawn up on October 6, 1955, covers events of February 16, 17, and 18, 1945. At the time this witness was employed as a typist in Camp Vilmsee administered by the Women’s Labor Service RAD. . . . → Read More: Carnage and Cover-Up
Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 4th, 2016
Marin County caregivers picket, launch watchdog website Aug. 1 to protest conditions at Brius-owned nursing homes
WORKERS WILL hold twice-monthly pickets to call public attention to Brius’ profit-driven care and its consequences for residents of San Rafael Healthcare and Wellness Center, Novato Healthcare Center, and other Brius facilities throughout the state.
BriusWatch.org documents numerous government investigations, media coverage, lawsuits against California’s largest and most notorious nursing home company — owned by Los Angeles-based multi-millionaire Shlomo Rechnitz (pictured).
Marin County — NUHW-represented caregivers at two Brius-owned Marin County nursing homes — San Rafael Healthcare and Wellness Center and Novato Healthcare Center — will launch a watchdog website, BriusWatch.org, and hold the first of a series of pickets on Monday, August 1, to . . . → Read More: Jewish Nursing Home Vulture Shlomo Rechnitz: When Workers Strike for Better Care for Their Patients, You know Something is Very, Very Amiss
Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 4th, 2016
by Thomas Goodrich
Note #1
DESPITE ITS Italian-sounding name, Antonino is an old German community. At the close of the 19th century these thrifty, industrious immigrants flocked to the High Plains around Hays, Kansas, and established their own communities. When I lived here in 1970, I still recall German being spoken in the supermarkets.
In 2009, I found myself once more living in Hays. For exercise, I generally biked to Antonino every day. One way is maybe eight or ten miles but when I got a gorgeous day (often) and when the wind was behavin’ (seldom), and when those two came together, I didn’t complain one bit. Just west of Antonino is the community cemetery. Here . . . → Read More: Notes From a Graveyard
Published by Bradford Hanson, on August 4th, 2016
TODAY THE Nordic Council of Resistance organization was launched in Iceland in order to further advance the resistance effort in the Nordic region. The Nordurvigi (North Front) Web page is currently a static page with information about Norræna mótstöðuhreyfingin (Nordic Council of Resistance), but the goal is to soon convert it into an interactive news and activism portal that will be updated continuously.
At present on Nordurvigi.is a presentation of the Nordic Council of Resistance activities, the organization’s nine points, selected films from the battle for the Nordic nations, and two interviews with the Nordic Council of Resistance leader Simon Lindberg.
On the sidebar there is also an explanation of why the Nordic Resistance Movement needed to establish themselves in Iceland, and two specifically-designed Iceland-centric fliers ready for printing and distribution.
The new . . . → Read More: Nordic Council of Resistance Fighters Are Now in Iceland
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