Classic Essays

by Dr. William L. Pierce A BIAS in favor of the Middle East as the “cradle of civilization” has been so strong for so long that it dies hard, even in the face of the rapidly mounting proof that many of the arts of civilization — although not cities themselves — had their origins in Europe rather than in the Middle…

by Revilo P. Oliver YOU WILL BE glad to know that the courageous French periodical, Révision, which I mentioned in June (pp. 52-59), continues publication despite constant harassment (1) by the Jews’ governor of France, Mitterand and his gang. I have received the issue for November 1990. Révision…

by René Binet From Théorie du Racisme, 1950, 
Translation by M.M. & Hadding Scott, 2016
BUT IN THE END nobody can permanently oppose the laws of his own race, and all the development of the existing societies is only a long struggle of the biologically healthy forces against the anti-natural rules…

by Savitri Devi Extracts from Defiance
Edited by R.G. Fowler Defiance, Centennial Edition, p. 61: “My firm conviction. . . is that the highest purpose of life is to forward the growth of a superior humanity, whose role is to rule a healthy world. No means are too ruthless that can bring us nearer to that…

by Revilo P. Oliver AMONG THE PESTS that afflict us in summer, and more annoying than flies and mosquitoes, are swarms of addle-pated little zombies, hatched out in the public schools, who squawk as they “demonstrate” against nuclear weapons. It is unlikely the little creatures know…

Indo-European migrations led to present-day linguistic and other influences. by Revilo P. Oliver AS EVERYONE knows, the Japanese are a Mongoloid (Mongolian) nation who differ markedly from others of that race in culture and mentality, and, to some extent, even physically. In The Yellow Peril, I…

by René Binet From Théorie du Racisme, 1950
Translation by M.M. & Hadding Scott, 2016 INDIVIDUALISM and the thirst for loot, which is to say the desire for profits obtained without labor, are the only motive forces of capitalist society. The ethical values ​​of capitalism are founded upon …

Herman Bernstein One of the lost articles from Henry Ford’s International Jew series. by Henry Ford Herman Bernstein Brings Home a Whopper; Hearst Shoots It Broadcast; A Few Facts Explaining Present Jewish Fears THE judgment of Judah is fast approaching. The set time has come to bring to that amazing…

by Revilo P. Oliver I HAVE received five numbers, May to September, of a little tabloid that should interest you, if you read Spanish and want to know what the United States looks like to a candid observer in South America. It is Temple, edited and published by Dr. Gaston Ortiz Acha, Union 1087, 501, Lima,…

The Lie of Equality
by René Binet From Théorie du Racisme, 1950
Translation by M.M. & Hadding Scott, 2016 THE ASSERTION “all men are equal” offered a justification for this taking power, on the one hand, and for the looting of the world on the other. The possession of capital, then the appropriation…