The Stark Truth: Interview with James Miller
by Kevin Alfred Strom
ROBERT STARK of the Reason Radio Network’s Stark Truth program recently conducted an interview with Dr. James Miller (pictured). Dr. Miller discussed the huge potential — and dangers — of the growing synthesis of the anti-establishment right and the anti-establishment left, and detailed the plans of the globalists who would like to co-opt them both. Who are the players? What are their agendas? What can we do to maximize Euro-American interests in the landscape of the future?
James Miller is an intelligent, candid, and insightful speaker, who holds a PhD in Physics from Brown University. He works in the field of high energy physics. He doesn’t sugar-coat the truth. His direct frankness is refreshing.
Some of the topics in the interview are:
- The two wings of the globalist agenda
- How globalist elites use immigration and multiculturalism as tools to dissolve nations
- Analysis of the anti-war Left and the Tea Party movements
- Why America cannot be saved at the ballot box
- The relationship between Jews and Muslims and the West
- The pros and cons of capitalism and socialism
In his introduction on his Immigration and Globalization Web site, he states “I am very concerned about globalization and immigration and their negative effect on White Western culture. Multiculturalism within a nation leads to internal tension and eventual violent conflict… 6,000 years of human warfare proves this (i.e., roughly 80% of all wars throughout history are rooted in racial/ethnic/religious conflict). All races and ethnicities are ‘tribal’ and separatist in nature — these innate characteristics of human nature must be accepted and public policy should be drafted with such characteristics in mind. Hence, racial/ethnic homogeneity should be encouraged by policy makers. Pursuing racial/ethnic homogeneity is the most humane way to organize the world’s peoples.”
Listen to the James Miller interview on the Reason Radio Network
James Miller’s Immigration and Globalization site