Amerindians

by H. Millard “WHITE” with an upper case “W” means Aryan. Aryan means a non-Jewish Caucasian and this means a non-Jewish White person of European descent, no matter where he or she was born or lives. The word “white” with a lower case “w” means the…

Professor Oliver’s brilliant summary of our race’s interactions with Amerinds; he wrote in 1991, before the Solutrean hypothesis and genetic studies that showed that some eastern Amerind tribes had considerable infusions of European blood. by Revilo P. Oliver JONES-CRESSON forged…

On Columbus Day — for the moment, in the process of being converted to the anti-White “Indigenous Peoples’ Day” — we remember some American history that anti-Whites would rather have us forget. While we disagree with the author’s suggestion that the mission…

America had a long history of population displacements before modern Europeans arrived and built the United States. by Frank Jamger THERE WERE multiple peoples and cultures who lived in North America before the primitive Amerinds encountered by European settlers. Some were relatively advanced,…

by Frank Jamger IT IS TIME for White Americans to fight back, to save our great people and nation. The mantra of the destroyers is: “The United States was founded on genocide and built on the backs of slaves.” That is nonsense, as I will demonstrate. 1. The United States, a nation renowned…

by Revilo P. Oliver ON 25 July 1876 a regiment of cavalry, sent by General Terry in advance of his troops for reconnaissance, and under the command of Colonel George Armstrong Custer (pictured), (1) entered the valley of the Little Big Horn in what is now southeastern Montana. Custer, probably deceived…

EDITOR’S NOTE: Under the regime’s laws, Amerindian ancestry means everything, and White ancestry means nothing — absolutely nothing. While the idea of keeping a child within his or her own racial community is valid, this law — which considers a White child to “belong”…

by William Scott, Jr. THE “New Age” craze has merged with “liberalism” in several interesting ways. Both new-ageism and liberalism spring from the same kind of reality-denying mentality. Both elevate wishful thinking to a kind of moral and philosophical principle, and…

by Andrew Hamilton COLUMBUS DAY out, “Indigenous Peoples” Day in (1:54) the “news” announced yesterday. And it was news to me. A local television station informed viewers that St. Paul, Minnesota has begun formally celebrating “Indigenous Peoples Day” instead of Columbus Day; Minneapolis began…

by Mark Twain (pictured) First published in The Galaxy (1870) IN BOOKS he is tall and tawny, muscular, straight and of kingly presence; he has a beaked nose and an eagle eye. His hair is glossy, and as black as the raven’s wing; out of its massed richness springs a sheaf of brilliant feathers; in his…