by William Gayley Simpson LET US BEGIN by looking at democracy’s record. The examples most commonly and confidently adduced are those of ancient Greece, and modern England, France, and the United States. Yet the record need not detain us very long. In the case of Greece, it may be questioned whether…

Related Content: See also William Pierce’s “The Club” by Dr. William L. Pierce DURING THE PAST WEEK I was very interested in some of the public reactions to Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura’s comments in a Playboy magazine interview. Governor Ventura, who was a professional…

by Dr. William L. Pierce WHEN I SPEAK with or correspond with people from various parts of the United States the issue on which everyone seems to agree is immigration. Everyone has his own horror story about what the influx of non-White immigrants has done to the community in which he lives or to his workplace.…

by Revilo P. Oliver A PAMPHLET that reprints an article that appeared in the American Atheist in May 1982, records a political phenomenon, typical of our languishing nation, which may be little known today and certainly deserves attention. The article is unfortunately so organized that judicious…

by Dr. William L. Pierce I SPOKE with you last week about the political instability which is a consequence of Mr. Clinton’s Presidency. This is an extremely important matter, and I will talk more about it today. As a preliminary, I want to repeat for emphasis a few fundamental facts I’ve…

American Dissident Voices broadcast of March 5, 2016 by Kevin Alfred Strom USUALLY THE quadrennial circus of presidential politics here in the US is corny, scripted, banal, and deadly boring. The “battle” between smiling liar number 1 and smiling liar number 2 is a bore because almost…