by Revilo P. Oliver I AM NOT using here the term that has become standard in literary criticism since Ruskin. There are certain fallacies that can properly be called pathetic because they evoke pity for the persons who perpetrate them — and remember that we pity only individuals for whom we feel…

by Dr. William L. Pierce AS I NOTED in my broadcast of September 15, and as various politicians also have noted in a somewhat different sense, on September 11, 2001 America entered a new era. For the first time in a long time American civilians have had to pay a price in blood for abdicating their responsibility…

by Max Musson THE WAY FORWARD for British nationalism in the 21st Century is for us to begin acting as “nation-builders” and pioneers rather than politicians. Ours must be an organic and social movement for the foreseeable future and not a primarily political movement. Nationalist electioneers,…

by Max Musson SINCE THE late 1800s, when the British Empire was at its height and we British had our greatest influence over the world, and following two successfully won World Wars the after-effects of which have been devastating for our nation, we British now seem to have reached our lowest ebb and at…

by John Young I HAD the opportunity to take a couple of classes at a local college at my employers’ expense. One of these classes was an American History course, which the obviously Jewish professor seized upon to make every possible point in favor of multiracialism, instill White guilt, deny…

I WONDER IF WE are at an evolutionary fork. There is a deliberate breeding out occurring of the weaker and evolutionarily stunted. Homosexuals, transexuals, extreme societal deviants, even typical beta-males described below are voluntarily selecting themselves out of existence Everything beautiful…