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by Racial Consciousness Part One: A Brief Introduction I WAS FORTUNATE ENOUGH to have had a dear friend for some five years who was a retired veteran of the Waffen SS Wiking division: His name was Theodor Junker. He was born in a German village in Romania, and he retired on a small farm in southern Wisconsin.…
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by David Sims Introductory Note: Here we present some of the most quotable quips and statements and wit from the redoubtable David Sims. Enjoy! “A race that can cross oceans, crosses oceans. A race that can’t cross oceans argues that there is no reason to cross an ocean.” (David Sims)…
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by David Sims IT WOULD BE wonderful, of course, if humans could stop working against each other and bring their resources to bear cooperatively on worthy tasks. The problem with that is that each subset of humanity seems to have its own value priorities. Most of those priorities are at variance with the…
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by Survive the Jive THE YEW TREE is often found in churchyards and graveyards in England because pagan religious sites were chosen as ideal locations for churches at the time of conversion. Yews were probably sacred to both the Celts and Anglo-Saxons but in Germanic paganism the Ash and the Oak were more…
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American Dissident VoicesAudioKevin Alfred StromRadio

American Dissident Voices broadcast of December 24, 2016 https://audio.nationalvanguard.com/ADV%202016-1224mha.mp3 by Kevin Alfred Strom JUST YESTERDAY, as I write this, my fiancée and I celebrated the Solstice and the Yule season in a wood not far from our home in the Pennsylvania mountains.…
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Essays

by Max Musson MANY PEOPLE dream of a life of tranquillity and plenty. For them nothing could be better than to be a ‘lotus eater’ in some idyllic Shangri-la, where life is free from stress, or worry, or conflict. I often tell people about my encounters with religious zealots who have knocked at my door…
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This article, originally intended for publication in 1983, has been written mainly for those who are already National Socialists — or who at least think they are. FOR FAR TOO many years it has been widely accepted that National Socialists are extreme right- wingers, and only rarely have they…
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by David Sims DO I HAVE a “closed mind”? No, what I’m doing is defending a truth from people who would assail it with lies. Yes, I’m a racist. But I’m also right. The word “racist” does not mean the same thing that the word “false” means. True…
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Experts say human impact on Earth so profound that Holocene must give way to epoch defined by nuclear tests, plastic pollution and domesticated chicken HUMANITY’S IMPACT on the Earth is now so profound that a new geological epoch — the Anthropocene — needs to be declared, according…
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by Max Musson LAST WEEKEND nationalists from a great many locations met for a most enjoyable weekend of camping, hiking, archery, field craft and martial arts training at a location in Yorkshire of outstanding natural beauty. We assembled at the campsite on the Friday evening and after pitching our…
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