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by Hadding Scott THIS IS AN excerpt from the Outlaw Conservative show of 27 November 2019. A Little More Information About Squanto He was the sole survivor of a disease epidemic that struck the Patuxet tribe, who had lived at the site of Plymouth before the Pilgrims. The Patuxet had been part of the Wampanoag…

And more about the strange evolution of Semitic religions, versions of which were eventually imposed on Europeans by Carolyn Emerick THANKSGIVING is modeled on Aryan agricultural ritual feasts. The word “Lord” evolved from “loaf-ward,” guardian of the grain harvest.…

by Kevin Alfred Strom SOME FAMILIES still make giving thanks — that is, literally giving personal testimony of what one is truly thankful for — a part of their Thanksgiving Day celebrations. I think that’s a tradition worth preserving. This Thanksgiving, I am going to share my testimony…

American Dissident Voices broadcast of November 28, 2015 by Kevin Alfred Strom (pictured) MY QUOTE about identifying the rulers of society by discovering who it is you’re not permitted to criticize — often falsely attributed to Voltaire — is in the news again, this time in Australia.…

by John Randolph ROUND ABOUT 2013 all the evil flowers of the 1960s threw off spores and bloomed, and the “woke” arose as one, statues were toppled, buildings and streets were renamed, pictures were taken down, America was deconstructed, heroes were erased, history was distorted, speech…

Multimillionaire media Jew and advisor to presidents Robert Reich, victim of White people. by Douglas Mercer ROBERT REICH was born in Pennsylvania, the son of Edwin Saul Reich, who owned a women’s clothing store. His family is Jewish. Reich has a disease that renders him no bigger than a teacup;…

August 1996 Cover of Moment Magazine by Edmund Connelly JUST BEFORE Christmas, TOO contributor Andrew Joyce came out with a very courageous and informative account of the damage various Jews have done through their activities at the upper end of the Western economic system in an area often labeled…

Rush Limbaugh and the Pilgrims of Plymouth Rock by Hadding Scott ON 26 November 2014, Rush Limbaugh ended his daily three-hour show with a parable about the Pilgrims who legendarily inaugurated the American holiday known as Thanksgiving. He read about it from his book See I Told You So. What the Pilgrims…

The Wheel of the Year: A look into Europe’s ancient traditions and myths, that illuminate her time-honored values. by Frank Jamger INDIGENOUS EUROPEANS traditionally celebrate eight holidays whose dates are set by significant positions of the Earth as it revolves around the Sun. These positions…