Revilo P. Oliver

by Revilo P. Oliver INTRODUCTION OF THE MANY PROBLEMS that confront us today, none is more vexing than that of the relation of Christianity to Western Civilization. None, certainly, causes more acrimonious controversy and internecine hostility between the members of the race which created that…

In the decade immediately after the (un)Holy War, World War 2, it still seemed to many of us that White Americans were still free and had a bright future. Only a few men — among them Dr. Oliver, the author of this series — had the prescience and intelligence to see that we had been utterly defeated…

Dominance of Jews over Whites in America, 1937: Stephen S. Wise (foreground left) of the American Jewish Congress meets with Washington, DC area Christian minister Harry A. Atkinson (foreground right) at Washington’s Willard Hotel; the agenda: totally Jewish — to discuss ways to “combat…

part 1 • part 2 • part 3 • part 4 • part 5 • part 6 • part 7 • part 8 • part 9 • part 10 by Revilo P. Oliver IN THE LAST QUARTER of the nineteenth century, conservatives who hoped to free their nations from Jewish infiltration and stealthy control, based their opposition on specifically Christian premises. The…

A piece of rather naïve mid-century “Christian patriot” propaganda: After elite Whites turned against their own people, the low level of understanding among many American patriots hampered both their efforts and the efforts of those who sought to help them. part 1 • part 2 • part 3 • part…

The author, Dr. Revilo Pendleton Oliver part 1 • part 2 • part 3 • part 4 • part 5 • part 6 • part 7 • part 8 by Revilo P. Oliver “LIBERALISM” IS A succedaneous religion that was devised late in the eighteenth century and it originally included a vague deism. Like the Christianity from which it sprang,…

part 1 • part 2 • part 3 • part 4 • part 5 • part 6 • part 7 by Revilo P. Oliver THE DILEMMA [of mid-20th century racial-nationalists and anti-Communists] was not merely one of adroitly enlisting the support [of rational, scientifically minded men] that should have been sought before 1939 while conciliating…

part 1 • part 2 • part 3 • part 4 • part 5 • part 6 by Revilo P. Oliver IN 1955, I had at last to discard all the optimistic conclusions about what was historically necessary and inevitable that I had reached ten years before. I had to re-examine the available data and reconsider the plight and potentialities…

William F. Buckley, Jr. with an early issue of National Review read part 1 • read part 2 • read part 3 • read part 4 • read part 5 by Revilo P. Oliver FOR A DECADE, from 1945 to 1955, lulled by the miscalculations and illusory confidence I have confessed above, my time and attention were entirely devoted to scholarship…

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read part 4 by Revilo P. Oliver IT IS HARD TO SAY what secret motives may have been in the minds of the advocates of Prohibition. Two old men, one of whom had been the Prohibition Party’s candidate for President early in this century, told me that Prohibition was the…