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…

Film director Andrei Nekrasov, who produced “The Magnitsky Act: Behind the Scenes.” As Congress still swoons over the anti-Kremlin Magnitsky narrative, Western political and media leaders refuse to let their people view a documentary that debunks the fable, reports Robert Parry. by Robert…

by Dr. William L. Pierce WE ARE LIVING in interesting times, and they become more interesting almost by the day. I want take a look today at a surprising confluence of developments around the world. The most interesting recent development here in the United States, of course, has been the bottom dropping…

IF READERS will indulge some day-late holiday reflections… Every Fourth of July, some earnest neighbor — I don’t know who — plants small American flags in every yard up and down his street. I often wonder how much creeping melancholy must attend this exercise, as the furtive patriot proceeds…

This great and deeply moving piece by the brilliant Oliver shouldn’t dishearten us. Today, 30 years later, things are not nearly so bleak. by Revilo P. Oliver ON A DAY in 1986 that I shall not specify, a singularly perspicacious and devoted American died. I know no one man who did more to avert the…

by Dr. William L. Pierce TODAY I WANT to talk with you about a topic that I believe is extremely important. It’s a topic I have been thinking about for a long time but that I have hesitated to talk about because it’s a big, complex topic, and I don’t have much in the way of scientific data…

George Lincoln Rockwell protests Jewish subversion; 1960s 1960s Negroes begin to appear on television as professionals and social equals. (Brown and Stentiford, 774) 1960 Boynton v. Virginia, Supreme Court outlaws segregated facilities in interstate travel. (Brown and Stentiford, 147) February…

by Revilo P. Oliver JULIUS EVOLA’S ‘Civilta’ americana, originally published in 1945, has been reprinted in Rome by a foundation established in his memory. The new edition is introduced by a preface, of which an English translation appears in the British periodical, Scorpion…

by David Sims WHEN YOU combine federal and state expenditures for welfare programs, the total comes to about $1.2 trillion per year. That’s a lot of money. If we were to imagine that working Americans paid an equal amount to cover that welfare cost, it would amount to $10,000 from each working citizen.…