History

Lady Michèle Renouf speaks at an historical truth conference THE ASSISTANT editor of Heritage and Destiny magazine, Peter Rushton, has revealed an extraordinary Second World War spy story — previously unknown to military and intelligence historians. Sir Frank Renouf (above left) with his…

BY NOW WE’VE all seen the arrest footage of Saint Floyd. To the surprise of absolutely nobody, this incredible glimpse into the final days of a dying nation featured a creature straight from a nightmare blasted out of its primitive mind on drugs and long-suffering “racist” police…

Trigger warning: picture of White supremacists above JUDGING BY Wikipedia popularity, who are the most important historical figures of all time? According to one algorithm, it’s 18th-century scientist Carl Linnaeus, followed by Jesus, followed by Aristotle, Napoleon, and Hitler. According…

OUR ELITES are just hell bent on conducting social experiments on us. I for one am sick of it. The science is settled. The experiments have been done over and over always yielding the same results. Why must they keep repeating the same experiments expecting different results? 874 AD: Let’s try putting…

Mountain man’s astounding 1823 saga offers an important lesson for modern Americans. by Michael Medeiros HUGH GLASS was born of Irish parents in Pennsylvania, and went on to explore the far West in the early 1800s. One day on one of his travels, a mother grizzly bear, mistakenly thinking him a…

When it comes to the governance of their host nations, Jews dislike the nation-state, and prefer the super-state. A super-state reduces the number of rulers and officials they have to corrupt and bribe; it facilitates covert movement of persons, stolen money, and goods of all kinds over a wider area;…

THE STUDY of history by truth-seekers (sometimes called revisionists) has may aspects besides going back to check the “official” version of events presented by the victors in a war to see if they are accurate. Another form of revisionist history is counterfactual historical analysis…

by Revilo P. Oliver A FAIRLY LONG article, “The Emergence of Maya Civilization,” by Professor Norman Hammond of Rutgers University was published in the Scientific American for August 1986. It describes many vestiges of Mayan culture, many of them recently discovered, including, for…

THIS NEW video by YouTube producer ReallyGraceful is very well-done, although there are a (very) few mistakes in it — Leo Frank’s trial jury is conflated with the grand jury, for example. This piece is a sign that we in the alternative media are making a real difference in how this case is…