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The Godly Folk of Ohio
by Revilo P. Oliver
AN ITEM in the Cleveland Plain Dealer informs me that the godly folk of Lorain County (west of Cleveland) have organized and are going to fire off, on the appointed Day of Prayer, a barrage of simultaneous prayers, not only from 300 churches, but also from the barrooms, bowling alleys,…

Hey Congress, Where’s my $10,000?
by Thomas Dalton, PhD
NOW THAT the criminals parading as Congressmen have finally gotten around to a “stimulus” bill, they have decided that they can ram through a variety of favored projects in the name of helping American families. They throw us a bone of $600 per person — or $2,400 for a family of four…

Rising Power: More Global 500 Companies Now in China Than Anywhere on Earth
While America and Europe are yoked to insane Jewish “wokeness” and Afromania, and are busy exterminating their founding race, China is serious about power, wealth, and racial-national survival. They will be merciless.
THE LISTING OF the world’s biggest companies saw 133 Chinese…

Big Tech Is Eating the World
As they are richer than many nation-states, they are also more powerful than, and dominate, many nation-states. Effectively, they are a part of a supranational government dominated by Jews. Though they are not all headed by Jews, many are, and the Jewish presence in top management is vastly disproportionate…

Capitalism Is The Real Disease, Bailing It Out Only Makes Us Sicker
THE FEDERAL RESERVE recently announced a $1.5 trillion dollar coronavirus “stimulus” package, $500 billion of which will go to incentivize banks to keep lending.
Another maneuver, cutting Federal Reserve interest rates from an already low amount to effectively 0%, means big banks…

Putin’s Crude Revenge
LAST WEEK, OPEC called on Russian oil companies to lower production in response to reduced demand from China and a Eurozone bound for recession. They said no.
Just like that, oil took a nosedive, losing 25% of its value on Monday. The price of a barrel of oil closed at $33, compared to $45 late last week. …

A Strange Book
Richard Kelly Hoskins
by Revilo P. Oliver
WAR CYCLES – PEACE CYCLES (Lynchburg, Virginia, Virginia Publishing Co., 1985) is a paperback volume of 250 pages printed by photo-offset from a good computer’s print-out. Although the type is ordinary typewriter type with bold face produced by the…

Sorry, Rush — That’s Not Capitalism
Rush Limbaugh and the Pilgrims of Plymouth Rock
by Hadding Scott
ON 26 November 2014, Rush Limbaugh ended his daily three-hour show with a parable about the Pilgrims who legendarily inaugurated the American holiday known as Thanksgiving. He read about it from his book See I Told You So.
What the Pilgrims…

Rose By Another Name
by Revilo P. Oliver
LAST APRIL, National Review carried a significant article. Professor William R. Hawkins, a professional economist, in Neomercantilism: Is there a Case for Tariffs? took his departure from the fact that America’s industrial potential has been partly destroyed already…

The Problem With Capitalism Is Capitalism
by David Sims
REGARDING the political pressure on the government of Hong Kong by landowners in the country, the libertarian (who sometimes just barely wets his toes in the waters of race realism) Stefan Molyneux asserts that “It’s a political problem, so you can’t blame capitalism.”…