Algernon Blackwood by Andrew Hamilton THE NOVELS and stories of English weird fiction writer Algernon Blackwood display racial consciousness. His two best-known works are the novellas “The Willows” (1907) and the “The Wendigo” (1910). There is a decidedly Hemingwayesque quality—…

by H. Millard EVOLUTION IS an integral part of existence. Its simplest definition is “change.” Evolution exists because everything in existence moves both internally and often externally. Evolution is everywhere. In the larger spheres we call it cosmic evolution and this involves…

“Every coward is a liar; Jews for example, not only in business, but also in common life.” Source “The Jews still cannot claim any true genius, any truly great man. All their talents and skills revolve around stratagems and low cunning…They are a nation of swindlers.” …

by Dr. William L. Pierce ONE OF President Abe Lincoln’s most memorable statements about the government of the United States was to the effect that it is able to fool all of the people some of the time and some of the people all of the time, but that it can’t hope to fool all of the people all of the…

by Revilo P. Oliver WE MUST SYMPATHIZE with Colonel Oliver L. North, although, of course, we cannot possibly respect him. Indeed, if he had not been a victim of perfidy and injustice, his name would excite only a moment of contemptuous amusement. Although he probably participated in boyish shenanigans…

by Dr. William L. Pierce WELL, there’s been another dragging, this one just last week in Martin, South Dakota. Three Indians from a reservation there severely beat a White man, 21-year-old Brad Young, tied a rope around his neck and to the back of their truck, and dragged the White man until they…

by Revilo P. Oliver THE New Scientist for 20 January 1990 is especially interesting. It contains on one page the latest in a long series that describe the dire effects that the much-touted “greenhouse effect” will have on the world, unless the industrial production of carbon dioxide is…