by Douglas Mercer WHEN THE epitaph of America is written it will say that this was a people who loved freedom but who loved cheap labor more. Sam Dickson has said that, growing up in the South, he revered the antebellum leadership class, but that as he grew older he saw them in the same light as the capitalists…

Robert Lynch by Karl Gunther AT THE presidential inauguration after the 1960 election, flinty Yankee and American traditionalist Robert Frost read one his his poems. Thirty-two years later, after the 1992 election, Negroid poetess Maya Angelou got the nod, and in her “poem” she moralized…

Wingate The bloody “Old Testament” casts a long, long shadow on the White man’s thinking. by Douglas Mercer PERHAPS NO ONE exemplifies the sickness of Christian Zionism as much as the man who was perhaps the most fearsome special operations officer in history: Orde Wingate. Wingate…

Karl Racine IF YOUR streets are getting overrun with violent crime it’s fair to say that Haiti wouldn’t be the first place you’d look to for a solution, that benighted country being the poster child for violence and corruption. Then again maybe such an unconventional source could…

THE MOST heroic action the contemptible bar codes in our kosher globalist bodega can engage in is having their rectums annihilated while blasted out of their minds on narcotics. This is bravery; this is “love.” A reprobate freakazoid who has to wear a diaper (down there, not on your face)…

by Lord Dunsany THE LOCK was quite crowded with boats when we capsized. I went down backwards for some few feet before I started to swim, then I came spluttering upwards towards the light; but, instead of reaching the surface, I hit my head against the keel of a boat and went down again. I struck out almost…

It has all the charm of a run-down penal institution. by Douglas Mercer THE JEWS are celebrating what they libelously call the “infamous” killing of George Floyd now. They are doing it in a “Holocaust” museum. These Jews, they really have no shame. Many well-informed people know that the killing of George…

Judge Shelley Joseph, defendant by Saxon Day AN AMERICAN judge in an American courtroom sits up high, ruling over the proceedings with an iron hand. All show deference to her, what she says is law, is literally law. On this particular day the woman up high does not care about law or about what is deemed right…

by Revilo P. Oliver GOD’S PEOPLE whine about being persecuted as automatically as a mosquito whines about your ear before he alights to suck your blood. Whenever the Middle Ages are mentioned, we are told how the bigoted Europeans cruelly confined the righteous Jews to those awful ghettos. The…

Dramatic graph showing pediatric office visit rates triggered by various illnesses in both vaccinated (orange) and unvaccinated (blue) children. In no case were vaccinated children healthier in these metrics — in fact, the exact opposite was true. THE CENTERS for Disease Control (CDC), the Department…

A quintessential Yankee poem by New England’s quintessential Yankee poet by Andrew Hamilton DISCUSSING Robert Frost’s collection Steeple Bush in the New York Times upon its release in 1947, poet Randall Jarrell devoted the bulk of his review to quoting and summarizing…

Chuck Yeager by David Sims CHUCK YEAGER has died at the age of 97. He was from West Virginia, the state where I live. He was an Air Force ace and test pilot. He was also the first man to break the sound barrier in the experimental aircraft X-1. He risked his life for his country many times, both in combat and otherwise.…

Multimillionaire media Jew and advisor to presidents Robert Reich, victim of White people. by Douglas Mercer ROBERT REICH was born in Pennsylvania, the son of Edwin Saul Reich, who owned a women’s clothing store. His family is Jewish. Reich has a disease that renders him no bigger than a teacup;…