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by Revilo P. Oliver CHAPTER EIGHT:
THEOKTONY
and
BELIEF _______
  THEOKTONY IN CONCLUDING this highly, and perhaps excessively, condensed prolegomenon, we must notice a fact of the utmost importance in the history of religions. There is a relatively high mortality rate among the immortals. The basis…

by James Harting MY PREVIOUS POST, Robert E. Howard’s story “The Last White Man,” proved very popular. Here is a stray thought or two that I had concerning Howard’s most-famous character, Conan the Barbarian. Although it was not published until 1967 (31 years after Howard’s…

by Robert E. Howard THE MAN SHIVERED in the coolness of the early morning. He shifted his body to relieve the pressure on his elbows. Cautiously he peered up over the great boulder in front of him, and down the mountain side. Fire twinkled there and the man cursed. An obscene song floated up to him and his…

Jeremy Rifkin by Revilo P. Oliver Ain’t Science Wonderful? UNFORTUNATELY, for our race (I am not interested in others) common sense is not enough. Despite, our race’s characteristic recognition of the supreme authority of ascertained facts, it has a psychic need to escape now and then from the trammels…

by Dr. William L. Pierce Civilization of Old Europe Was 2,000 Years Ahead of Middle East Most Ancient Civilization Finally Being Uncovered BEFORE WE CONSIDER the racial and cultural complexities of the Neolithic period and the ensuing Bronze Age, let us briefly summarize the principal developments…

by Robert E. Howard Introductory note by Gregory Kay: This is how racially-conscious White men used to write in 1936, back in the day before Political Correctness reared its ugly, censoring head. Black Canaan was written by Robert E. Howard (pictured) of Conan the Barbarian fame. (Howard, by the way,…