Patriotism

William Joyce after his capture by British soldiers in the aftermath of World War 2. This American-born racial loyalist would be executed for “treason” against Britain, though never a British citizen. This is the author’s preface to William Brooke Joyce’s earthshaking…

Norden Media has released a new video of the nationalist demonstrations that took place on Finland’s Independence Day on 6th December 2019. LAST MONTH, Finland’s Independence Day was commemorated with two demonstrations in Helsinki. The first demonstration was arranged by the Soldiers of Odin.…

An important work by leading National Socialist thinker Alfred Rosenberg, written five years before the 1933 accession to power. by Alfred Rosenberg Introduction by Hadding Scott: The focus here is not on Jews or Marxism or the Underman, although all are mentioned. Rosenberg here is focused on…

by Dr. William L. Pierce YOU KNOW, I think that the word “patriotism” has a different meaning today than it did when I was growing up. It used to mean a love of one’s native land and one’s people: one’s fatherland, according to the etymology of the word. The fatherland…

by Andrew Hamilton THE PREVALENCE of American flags in the few remaining White enclaves of the country is striking to any thoughtful observer. Even these small areas, of course, are not all-White as they were a quarter- or half-century ago. They are majority White demographically — for the moment.…

by a German-American THE YEAR, 1945. The place, the jailhouse in Washington, D.C. Why I was there cannot easily be explained in just a few sentences. Along with many others I had been indicted in the notorious World War II sedition trial. History buffs should study this American travesty of justice.…

by Hadding Scott I JUST READ a review of Blood and Politics: The History of the White Nationalist Movement From the Margins to the Mainstream by Leonard Zeskind. It is about the development of White nationalism prior to the age of ubiquitous Internet. A weakness of the review is that the reviewer,…

by Dr. William L. Pierce TWO WEEKS AGO we celebrated the Fourth of July, America’s biggest patriotic holiday. It’s a time when we celebrate our strength, brag about our accomplishments, remember our victories, and so on. It got me to thinking about the Second World War, and I’ll share some of my thoughts…

As we here in these United States of Surveillance and Torture navigate the days between Memorial Day and Flag Day, here are a few thoughts straight from the coconut to the keyboard. WHY IS IT THAT we Americans must always witness soldiers, sailors and airmen marching in the flag at sporting events? Who…