by Blake Hood I’m going to start selling these mugs pretty soon here…it basically describes the totality of western discourse for hundreds (thousands?) of years. THE PUBLIC TRANSCRIPT, in our time controlled by the Jewish media, “creates the appearance of unanimity among the ruling groups…

Viewed from the perspective of The Dispossessed Majority by John I. Johnson BIPOLAR SELF-ABSORBED dyslexic high-IQ depressed WASP actor Spalding Gray (pictured; 1941-2004) committed suicide in the freezing cold of January 2004 by jumping into the East River from the Staten Island Ferry. The identity…

by Dr. William L. Pierce I AM PLEASED to see that the public reaction to Bill Clinton’s last-minute pardons of so many Jewish criminals is continuing to snowball. How can even the dullest lemmings fail to notice that the two cases making the most headlines are, first, the case of Marc Rich and his…

by Dissident Millennial ONE OF THE MORE alarming features of today’s political discourse is how completely detached it is from any kind of traditional moral compass. Perhaps nowhere is this aspect of modern politics more evident than in the debate over abortion. A recent article by one Lindy…

by David Sims I’VE BEEN contemplating capitalists and their pet-poodle philosophers, like Ayn Rand and Stefan Molyneux. The imagery here goes like this: Capitalist: “Capitalism is the best. It always works. Isn’t that right, Fluffy?” Fluffy says “Arf!”…

by Dr. William L. Pierce (2001) AS WE ALL KNOW, there was an earthquake in Seattle on Wednesday morning last week. The news media have covered all the aspects of that earthquake pretty thoroughly. Some of us undoubtedly also are aware that there was a riot in downtown Seattle just a few hours before the…

by Blake Hood THE MODERN White American is a fat, soft, domesticated animal. Those who want to be Volkish must be the complete opposite — they must be strong and fit and wild. One cannot be a proud member of the Volk if one is fat and weak. Beyond that basic principle, you need to remember two thing in…

by Lord Dunsany FAME, AS SHE walked at evening in a city saw the painted face of Notoriety flaunting beneath a gas-lamp, and many kneeled unto her in the dirt of the road. “Who are you?” Fame said to her. “I am Fame,” said Notoriety. Then Fame stole softly away so that no one knew…

A review of Chistopher Byron’s Martha, Inc.: The Incredible Story of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (New York: John Wiley, 2002) by John I. Johnson CHRISTOPHER Byron’s criticism of a Martha Stewart column ironically provides an apt description of his book Martha, Inc.: “At once whining…

by Andrew Hamilton FOR A LONG TIME it has been difficult to find National Vanguard articles through Google searches that should instantly turn them up. For example, some of my own articles originally appeared on the Web site Counter-Currents and were subsequently reprinted here by National Vanguard…

by Lord Dunsany “SEEING,” they said, “that old-time Pan is dead, let us now make a tomb for him and a monument, that the dreadful worship of long ago may be remembered and avoided by all.” So said the people of the enlightened lands. And they built a white and mighty tomb of marble. Slowly it rose…