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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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Essays

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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David SimsEssays

by David Sims THE PART of the Jewish race that interfaces with us is very clever, having an average intelligence that surpasses our own. But it’s a cleverness that frequently presumes too far, and the quality of the Jewish race that most characterizes them is their presumptuousness. It shows…
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The greatest threat to the Earth is the “liberal” capitalist order which subsidizes, industrializes, and consumerizes the vast, high-birthrate masses of the Third World. EARTH OVERSHOOT DAY 2016 landed on August 8, marking the date when humanity has exhausted nature’s budget for…
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Essays

Deep roots are untouched by frost. — J.R.R. Tolkien IT HAS BEEN said that the Germanic soul and the forest are one and the same thing: the mythological Forest that contrasts the splendid isolation of man in his solitude against the infinity of nature. Only this kind of soul could have such a word in its…
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An understanding of our race’s plight and position in the universe is not possible without at least a basic understanding of biological evolution. A SURPRISINGLY specific genetic portrait of the ancestor of all living things has been generated by scientists who say that the likeness sheds…
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Behavior of parasitic beetle similar to Jewish intruders in Gentile societies; pest exploits and feeds on hosts, mimics ruling caste UNIVERSITY ROMA TRE’S Professor Andrea Di Giulio and his team of co-authors set the scene remarkably well in their paper recently published to PLoS ONE. The…
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Essays

by Klaus Kund ONE CAN quite confidently say that National Socialist Germany was the first country where animal rights and environmental issues made a real impact on policy and legislation. In comparison, many nations in the world today, almost 80 years later, still have no legislation that protects…
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Classic Essays

Populate the world by Ben Klassen NATURE’S PATTERN for most living things can be briefly summarized as follows: birth, growth, reproduction and death. This is the pattern Nature has ordained for all its living creatures, whether it be the lowliest insect that lives but a day, or the highest…
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The regime in Washington is now spending millions to bring “racial diversity” even to the wilderness. EDITOR’S NOTE: The left-leaning article excerpted below is right about one thing: Parks and natural areas are frequented almost entirely by White people in this country. But…
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