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by Mark Weber IN May 1927, a shy, handsome 25-year-old suddenly sprang from obscurity to instant world fame when he flew a small single-seat, single-engine airplane, called the “Spirit of St. Louis,” from Long Island, New York, to an airfield in Paris. In a grueling 33-hour flight that covered 3,600…

by Revilo P. Oliver IT IS THE habit of our domestic enemies to deny that they are engaged in a conspiracy against us, and to pretend that the consequences of their actions just happened somehow and could not have been foreseen. Unthinking Americans believe that, although our great War Criminal once indiscreetly…

by Andrew Hamilton “Evolution under bioculturally driven group selection, including migration, war, and genocide, may account for a substantial amount of change in human gene frequencies.”
— J. Philippe Rushton 1 IF WE ASSUME that White civilization is ultimately an expression of…

San Francisco Chronicle Extra: “Kidnappers Lynched!” Royce Brier’s eyewitness account of the lynchings in the left-hand column, “Mob Storms Jail, Hangs Slayers in San Jose Square,” won the Pulitzer Prize for Reporting. by Andrew Hamilton Although most Americans probably equate the term “lynch…

Back of the bus, Whitey! (Actually, this invasion-promoting stock image — used recently by the dissident Chinese-diaspora publication, the Epoch Times — is heavily idealized, showing one out of six “new Americans” as White, and showing the rest as being considerably…

Max Horkheimer by Douglas Mercer “THE White race is the cancer of history,” said Susan Sontag who was born Susan Rosenblatt in New York City, the daughter of Mildred (née Jacobson) and Jack Rosenblatt, both Jews from Lithuania and Poland. “Susan Sontag” So little Susie Rosenblatt,…

American fascist Lawrence Dennis, known in a former life as the “mulatto child evangelist,” in a 1944 press photo. He was a defendant in the Roosevelt Administration’s mass Sedition Trial to jail Americans who had criticized Jews or opposed entry into WWII. by Andrew Hamilton AS I STATED in a recent…

by Andrew Hamilton AT THE TIME of his death in 1962, modernist writer E. E. Cummings was the second most widely read poet in the United States after Robert Frost. William Carlos Williams ranked Cummings and Ezra Pound as “beyond doubt the two most distinguished” contemporary American poets. Pound titled…

by Fritz Maes THIS ARTICLE is really about questions for what I call patriotards — rather than questions for us about them. Every American Christian patriot, who values his integrity and honesty, must ask himself one hard, cold, paradoxical, and (in terms of his own current belief system) unsolvable…

Kristi Noem at the “Monster Energy Team Challenge,” 11 July 2020 by Douglas Mercer KRISTI Noem is that patriotic lady that MAGA-boomers love to love; she’s smoking hot and unlike that other snowbound populist beauty, Sarah Palin, from time to time she can put a word or two together…