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Published by admin, on December 13th, 2010%
Study of the censorship of one of Mark Twain’s best works shows us how much we have lost in recent decades.
by Revilo P. Oliver
UNDER HIS pseudonym, Mark Twain, Samuel L. Clemens (pictured) may be the most famous and widely-read American author. His celebrity is based primarily on two long stories for boys, which adults also find amusing, both of them derived from his observations when he was a youth in Hannibal, Missouri. He was a professional writer and earned by his pen a modest fortune that enabled him to live the life of a gentleman; his innumerable efforts to make money in other ways invariably resulted in heavy losses, and . . . → Read More: The Mysterious Stranger
Published by admin, on December 12th, 2010%
 The Revilo P. Oliver Papers
The Alphabetical Files
by Kevin Alfred Strom (pictured)
ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING recent additions to our literary and cultural heritage, which will also contribute to an increased historical understanding of racial-nationalism and of American politics generally, is the new Papers of Revilo P. Oliver adjunct to revilo-oliver.com. It is from these archives that the recently discovered letter on Zionism by former Vice President Spiro Agnew was rescued.
Due to a tragic theft aided and abetted by the FBI’s “Joint Terrorism Task Force,” only about half of Dr. Oliver’s alphabetical correspondence files are available. This file constitutes the initial . . . → Read More: Valuable Resource: The Revilo P. Oliver Papers
Published by admin, on December 7th, 2010%
 by Professor Revilo P. Oliver (pictured)
(speech, June 1968)
Download or listen to the recording
Introductory Note
Dr. Revilo Pendleton Oliver is rightly regarded, by those few lucky enough to be familiar with his work, as one of the greatest Americans of this century. Born in 1908, he quickly rose through the ranks of the academy to become one of the leading philologists and classical scholars of his time. He was Professor of the Classics at the University of Illinois, Urbana Campus, for 32 years. He could easily have spent his life cloistered in his study, doing what he . . . → Read More: What We Owe Our Parasites
Published by admin, on December 5th, 2010%
 Novel provides insight into religious feelings and the nature of the real and ideal worlds
by Revilo P. Oliver
OUR RACE’S religiosity has determined so much of our tragic history and today so afflicts us with a desperate crisis, that a study of religions necessarily holds an abiding interest for us. Some of my readers may wish to take an opportunity pleasantly to acquaint themselves with a major but little-known religion in a part of the world that is remote and was indeed inaccessible to White men before the end of the Nineteenth Century.
Mipam is a thoroughly enjoyable novel written by a Tibetan holy . . . → Read More: On the Roof of the World
Published by admin, on November 8th, 2010%
 Maggie Thatcher (pictured), Britain’s 80s version of Sarah Palin, and the hidden agenda behind the warmongers
by Revilo P. Oliver
THE CURRENT issue of News of the New World (Honeydew, South Africa) contains an excerpt from the issue of Special Office Brief for 20 June 1985. It is a clear statement of an important element in the elaborate swindle that is called “democracy.”
The ambiguously named Special Office Brief is the confidential and extremely expensive report of a private intelligence service that is the successor of Kenneth de Courcy’s ill-fated Intelligence Digest. It is now published in Dublin for security from harassment by the gang of aliens and traitors who presided . . . → Read More: The World in False Face
Published by admin, on November 5th, 2010%
 by Revilo P. Oliver (pictured)
IN THE DECADE before us, the methods of historiography will undergo a very considerable modification.
History depends primarily on written documents, from the clay tablets of ancient Sumeria and the earliest Egyptian hieroglyphs to the archives of modern states. In the absence of documents, the historian can only elicit tentative conclusions from artifacts disinterred by archaeologists or surmise what actual events gave rise to folk-tales and legends, such as the myths about Hercules or the story of Heimdall in the Rigsthula.
It is the function of the historian to submit all documents, whether purported originals or copies of lost originals, to the most rigorous critical analysis to . . . → Read More: Race and History Distortion
Published by admin, on November 3rd, 2010%
 A review of Consciousness by A.R. Orage
by Revilo P. Oliver (pictured)
A. R. ORAGE, THE MAN who popularized the phrase “New Age” in the early 20th century, and who honestly concluded on his deathbed that he had learned nothing of significance about the nature of life, here tries to lead the unwary reader to what is essentially the old notion of a “higher consciousness” (blissfully above thought and mental effort) or “cosmic consciousness,” which, when it actually occurs, is an hallucination produced by auto-hypnosis.
When I was a youngster, there was for a time a vogue for a book by P. . . . → Read More: Orage and “New Age Consciousness”
Published by admin, on October 21st, 2010%
 by Revilo P. Oliver
Editor’s Note: Dr. Revilo P. Oliver was a distinguished Classics professor at the University of Illinois for 32 years, was a founder of both the John Birch Society and National Review magazine, and was a leading partisan of our race in the latter half of the 20th century. This review of Lawrence Brown’s Might of the West is one of Oliver’s best essays. Originally published in Instauration magazine in slightly edited form, it appears here for the first time as originally written by Dr. Oliver, based on a new transcription of Dr. Oliver’s typescript. — Kevin Alfred . . . → Read More: The Might of the West
Published by admin, on October 20th, 2010%
 by Revilo P. Oliver (pictured)
THE UNITED STATES HAS BECOME a nation of boobs. This is partly the work of the public boob-hatcheries, which operate to prevent their victims from being educated. After a brain has been soaked and pickled in “One World” pus, it becomes incapable of coherent thought about the real world, and so irremediably credulous that it will believe in the equality of races, the Holohoax, ‘parapsychology,’ astral influences, spooks, and every other kind of claptrap that violates common sense.
We all have to educate ourselves. The function of genuine schools is to impart, at the earliest possible age, . . . → Read More: The Most Well-Educated Man I Ever Knew
Published by admin, on October 16th, 2010%
 by Revilo P. Oliver
HOMOSEXUALITY is being intensively promoted by the Jews as one phase of their campaign to liquidate our race, which they evidently regard as unreliable livestock. And no one is offering any rational opposition to what is becoming a homosexual epidemic.
Anita Bryant and David Noebel are probably sincere (I am acquainted with the latter, and I feel certain that he is; I have not met the former, but see no reason to doubt her sincerity), but their efforts are necessarily ineffectual and for that reason are mildly encouraged by the Jews, who give them some publicity in . . . → Read More: Homosexuality as a Weapon
Published by admin, on October 14th, 2010%
European man must assert himself or perish.
by Revilo P. Oliver
EDITOR’S NOTE: This review of William Gayley Simpson’s Which Way Western Man? was published — in an abridged version — by NATIONAL VANGUARD in 1979. When William Simpson (pictured) died at the age of 99 in 1991, he had completed a series of supplementary notes and emendations he wished to be added to his monumental book.
William Pierce promised him that the book would be revised and expanded as he intended, a task which was entrusted to and completed by J.N. Abbott — and published in a new authorized edition by Simpson’s estate. . . . → Read More: Which Way, Western Man?
Published by admin, on October 11th, 2010%
 Communism is a secularized religion which only pretends to be materialistic and rational.
by Revilo P. Oliver
ONE OF THE FOUR principal strategic weapons used in the Judaeo-Communist occupation and subjugation of the United States was the Marxian Reformation, which was made effective by two propaganda tricks.
The first was the pretense that Marx’s hokum was atheistic. Karl Marx (to give Mordecai the German names he assumed and by which he is generally known) made the point of repudiating belief in gods such as Osiris and Yahweh, and of denouncing the clergy, who, when he wrote in the middle of the Nineteenth Century, were a . . . → Read More: The Spurious Shekel
Published by admin, on October 7th, 2010%
by Revilo P. Oliver (1908-1994, pictured)
SOME READERS may be familiar with the Chinese detective stories that van Gulik translated (The Celebrated Cases of Judge Dee) and imitated (The Haunted Monastery), which are quite enjoyable as good stories as well as portrayals of some important aspects of the Mongolian mind. The translation is illustrated with Eighteenth-Century woodcuts intended to portray scenes at the time of the story (Seventh Century), and one curious detail is the abundant beard of the magistrate who is the leading character in the tale. That is interesting, because the pure Mongolian male has virtually no beard at all, and an . . . → Read More: Oliver: European Influences on China
Published by admin, on September 27th, 2010%
An important question is given a humorous treatment by one of the greatest scholars and wits America has ever produced.
by Revilo P. Oliver (pictured)
Text of an address to the assembled Citizens’ Councils of America in Chattanooga on January 7, 1966. A recording of this speech is also available.
I HAVE BEEN ASKED to discuss with you tonight the grave social and biological problem presented by that noisy band of persons who currently call themselves “liberal intellectuals.” It is not a new problem. The contemporary specimens have inherited the whole of their little stock of phrases and notions, which they are pleased to call “ideas,” from . . . → Read More: Can ‘Liberals’ Be Educated?
Published by admin, on September 23rd, 2010%
 A distinguished professor looks at an egregious case of corruption in the academy — corruption that contributed to the deaths of thousands of Americans and the betrayal of a sacred trust.
by Revilo P. Oliver
AT LONG LAST, we have a definitive solution of the Langer Mystery, which has puzzled observers for more than forty years. The historical record can now be cleared, and while the Langer affair was, in itself, only a minor incident, its implications for our present and future are enormous.
Harry Elmer Barnes (pictured) was for more than two decades the most prominent American historian. He was the real founder of . . . → Read More: The Price of the Head
Published by admin, on September 21st, 2010%
 A thought-provoking article on the spiritual nature of our race, written by R. P. Oliver, one of the greatest writers and thinkers of the last 100 years. — Kevin Alfred Strom.
by Revilo P. Oliver (pictured with his wife Grace in 1990)
WE DO NOT KNOW when or how or by whom the notion of a life after death was invented. All mammals instinctively fear death, but if they escape their natural enemies and survive to senility, they seem to acquiesce in a quiet extinction of their enfeebled consciousness. We cannot suppose that the Australopithecus or any species of Homo erectus imagined a possible prolongation of life, and, despite . . . → Read More: Afterthoughts on Afterlife
Published by admin, on September 10th, 2010%
by Revilo P. Oliver (pictured)
An excerpt from Dr. Oliver’s book America’s Decline: The Education of a Conservative (Londinium Press, London, 1981)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Readers who consider themselves conservatives should be careful not to read too much into this critique of what they may see as their main social, political, and philosophical opponent. Oliver, by the time of this writing, had long abandoned conservatism as a cause both lost and unworthy, so this essay is no justification for “rightism” in any sense. It is, instead, a call for clear vision and an acceptance of the world as it is and human life as it is: material, biological, evolutionary, and governed by . . . → Read More: What Is “Liberalism”?
Published by admin, on September 10th, 2010%
 by Revilo P. Oliver
THE JEWS ARE a unique race, parasitic and predatory, evidently formed from hybrid stock (including, according to Mourant’s haematological analysis, c. 10% of Congoid blood) in the way described in Sir Arthur Keith’s theory of human evolution.
The parasites find, seemingly by instinct, and attack every inherent weakness in our racial stock and exploit our vices, so that it is often difficult to fix a boundary between our innate deficiencies and the parasites’ exacerbation of them. Our current religion is one of their many weapons: The superstition infects our race through its appeal to our racial proclivity toward romantic sentimentality, transcendental mysteries, and even . . . → Read More: The Three American Eras
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