by Cholly Bilderberger SUTTER LANG’S life is not all Sturm und Drang. He also spends considerable time in solitary reflection, and, on occasion, shares his thoughts. For instance, only last week he said to me, “I have been working on a solution to the entire racial problem.” “Tell…

The inventor of television, Philo Farnsworth (pictured here with his beloved wife and collaborator Elma), is little known today, mainly because of his opposition to the machinations of Jewish mogul David Sarnoff. by Melanie M. Carroll and Kevin Alfred Strom AS WE MARK the end of analogue television…

Do not allow children or sensitive adults to watch this video; its open call to racemixing is more disgusting than raw pornography or snuff films — in fact, it is a kind of “snuff film” for Sweden and all Western nations. by Kevin Alfred Strom THE CAMERA SHOWS US a closeup of an angelic…

One endlessly hears of the looting of art during wartime — but strangely, one almost never hears of the looting of German art that took place after World War 2. WHEN THE EXHIBIT, “German Masters of the Nineteenth Century,” opened at the New York Metropolitan Museum, it was significant…

Way prepared for mass Third World invasion of Europe THE PRESIDENT of the European Union has declared that “homogenous nation-states are dead” just a week after the European Parliament legally cleared the way for the mass invasion of Europe by the Third World. EU President Herman van Rompuy (pictured)…

Maggie Thatcher (pictured), Britain’s 80s version of Sarah Palin, and the hidden agenda behind the warmongers by Revilo P. Oliver THE CURRENT issue of News of the New World (Honeydew, South Africa) contains an excerpt from the issue of Special Office Brief for 20 June 1985. It is a clear statement…

by Mark Weber GERMANY’S DEFEAT in May 1945, and the end of World War II in Europe, did not bring an end to death and suffering for the vanquished German people. Instead the victorious Allies ushered in a horrible new era that, in many ways, was worse than the destruction wrought by war. (ILLUSTRATION: German…

WHERE DOES OUR education spending go? A large chunk of it will go to Affirmative-Action-pushing university presidents like Teresa A. Sullivan (pictured). About $680,000 a year, to be specific. That’s how much she’ll earn for becoming the first female president of the University of…

An interview with Mark Weber (pictured) by Daniel Davis on Beyond 50 Radio IN NO COUNTRY is its constitution so respected and revered — and disregarded — as in the United States. Many Americans, encouraged by public figures such as Sarah Palin, Rush Limbaugh and Ron Paul believe that a major…

by Matt Parrott OUR COUNTRY HAD a good long run at being a first world democracy, one in which White folks were pitted against one another in a battle of ideas. Now, for the first time in history, we’re pitted against the anti-White “Cosmic Coalition” in a battle of identities. After…

by Kevin Alfred Strom CRAZY PEOPLE say some really funny things, if you like absurd humor. A crazy person may believe that locomotives are actually made out of marshmallows. Or he may think that the only reason we can’t drink bleach without harmful effects is because we haven’t prayed to…

Here’s a classic satirical look at the network TV schedule a quarter century ago. Except for the names, things haven’t changed much, have they? Let’s petition for reruns of these “classics.”
by Cholly Bilderberger HERE’S A VERY INSIDE peek at coming attractions…

When we’ve lost the ability to obey our inner commands, someone else will command us. Such is the natural scheme of things. by Harry Stottle THERE EXISTS in the genetic subconscious of the civilized White an unfathomably pure ethic, which is most openly revealed in the permanent and unchanging…

by Revilo P. Oliver (pictured) IN THE DECADE before us, the methods of historiography will undergo a very considerable modification. History depends primarily on written documents, from the clay tablets of ancient Sumeria and the earliest Egyptian hieroglyphs to the archives of modern states.…