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by Karl Hess Stegall ON March 11, 2025, Mary Phagan-Kean—the great-niece of young Mary Phagan, whose brutal murder in 1913 at the hands of Leo Frank shocked a nation and shaped its legal and social institutions—appeared on the Stew Peters television program to recount the legacy of a crime that has reverberated…
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EssaysGuest opinionJohn Massaro

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by John Massaro Step right up! Meet your lawmakers! MOST AMERICANS DESPISE politicians, and it’s the same in Europe. Why? Because men and women who go into the government business are the bottom of the barrel. That’s just the nature of things. Granted, some are more corrupt or more psychotic…
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Mr. Zakal’s excellent piece, a response to a deplorable article by Keith Woods recently republished on Counter-Currents, deserves wider readership. The original may be found here. (Note that Mr. Zakal’s shop features items celebrating William Pierce and Cosmotheism.) by Daniel…
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EssaysGuest opinionWolf Stoner

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Introduced and with an Afterword by Wolf Stoner
National Vanguard Russian correspondent Introduction THIS YEAR Putin’s Russia intends to celebrate 80th anniversary of the Soviet victory in World War 2 on grand scale. The preparations have already started, months before the event. The Soviet Union…
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EssaysGuest opinionThomas Dalton

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Outward bound! by Thomas Dalton, Ph.D. NOW THAT PRESIDENT TRUMP has begun rounding up illegal aliens, it is perhaps a good time to reconsider the larger deportation question regarding undesirables, however defined. Every society in every age has had certain individuals that it wanted removed, from…
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EssaysGuest opinionWolf Stoner

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by Wolf Stoner
National Vanguard Russian correspondent LATELY DONALD TRUMP has been gleefully repeating the Kremlin’s lies. Especially the laughable, disgusting, and hackneyed claims that “Russia defeated Napoleon and Hitler,” suggesting that the Kremlin is somehow invincible. The buffoons…
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EssaysGuest opinionJohn Massaro

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by John Massaro IN VARIOUS ESSAYS ON this site, and in one long chapter in my book Will Vaccines Be the End of Us?, I have written about Jews and what some call the Jewish Question, others the Jewish Problem, in blunt terms that some readers may find offensive. Especially since October 7, 2023, the day that…
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EssaysGuest opinionWolf Stoner

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The state is a means, not an end. And even your own state, if it defective or unnatural, can be a deadly enemy. by Wolf Stoner
National Vanguard Russian correspondent MAINSTREAM PEOPLE TEND to overestimate the role of the state. This is especially the case in societies with centuries-long totalitarian…
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by David Sims HERE IS A RECENT quote from Grok (Elon Musk’s dedicated AI LLM on X): Elon Musk has proposed that Mars should be governed by direct democracy, where Martians [human colonists from Earth, living permanently on Mars] would decide their own governance, rather than extending Earth’s…
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by Martin Kerr SOMETIMES A MOMENTOUS event occurs whose significance is not recognized at the time but only becomes apparent later. So it was with the surrender of the last German defenders of the Stalingrad pocket on Feb. 2, 1943. At the time, every observer understood that it was a fatal turning point…
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