by Dr. William L. Pierce ONE OF President Abe Lincoln’s most memorable statements about the government of the United States was to the effect that it is able to fool all of the people some of the time and some of the people all of the time, but that it can’t hope to fool all of the people all of the…

by Revilo P. Oliver WE MUST SYMPATHIZE with Colonel Oliver L. North, although, of course, we cannot possibly respect him. Indeed, if he had not been a victim of perfidy and injustice, his name would excite only a moment of contemptuous amusement. Although he probably participated in boyish shenanigans…

by Dr. William L. Pierce WELL, there’s been another dragging, this one just last week in Martin, South Dakota. Three Indians from a reservation there severely beat a White man, 21-year-old Brad Young, tied a rope around his neck and to the back of their truck, and dragged the White man until they…

by Revilo P. Oliver THE New Scientist for 20 January 1990 is especially interesting. It contains on one page the latest in a long series that describe the dire effects that the much-touted “greenhouse effect” will have on the world, unless the industrial production of carbon dioxide is…

by Dr. William L. Pierce TODAY I WANT TO talk with you about something which gravely concerns me, and that is the corruption of our government and our police by Jewish pressure groups. I’ve spoken with you about this before two or three times, but the threat to our liberty is becoming more serious…

This is a chapter from the rare 1939 book, The Case for Germany, which gives the view of National Socialist Germany that the author, a Scottish scholar, developed during his time inside Hitler’s Third Reich. Far from being the sort of hateful diatribe that was the common British judgement in those…

Janet Reno and Bill Clinton by Dr. William L. Pierce THE SHOOTING at the Jewish community center in Los Angeles happened a couple of days before I prepared my broadcast last week, and I thought that I would just skip it, that I would not comment on it, either in that broadcast or in the future. But I have had…

Count Nikolai Tolstoy by Revilo P. Oliver THE BRITISH PRESS in November and December was full of pontificating about the ruin of Count Nikolai Tolstoy, of the Russian noble family that produced an astonishing number of well-known novelists, including the author of Anna Karenina and War and Peace.…

by Revilo P. Oliver 1. A POLITICAL PUZZLE LYNDON LAROUCHE, who was several times sponsored as a candidate for the Presidency by his own volatile political organizations, is now serving a sentence of fifteen years in a Federal prison, and some of his subordinates are now being prosecuted in various states.…

by Dr. William L. Pierce I WAS LOOKING LAST NIGHT at some paintings by the 15th-century Flemish painter, Hieronymous Bosch. Interesting, but pretty weird stuff. Bosch was sort of a godfather to the Surrealist school of painters, who came along 450 years later: Salvador Dali and his limp clocks, for…