The Future

by Douglas Mercer HOW TO AWAKEN SOMEONE out of his dogmatic slumbers? Ask him this question: What are the odds that the city of Washington, DC will still bear that name in fifty years, or that his pure white obelisk pointed at the skies will still be standing in its present form? If he is a betting man, ask…

Transcript of a radio broadcast by Matt Koehl on April 16, 1972 EIGHTY-THREE years ago this month, a child was born in the small Austrian town of Braunau on the River Inn. With His arrival on this Earth, there began a new era in human history. For He was more than just another man. Into a world which had lost…

by Giles Corey WE ARE WITNESSING the beginning of our descent, quickening apace, into hard, explicit “minority” rule. In the name of abolishing hierarchy, a new one is being erected. Whether police departments are “defunded”, “abolished”, “reorganized”, or “reimagined”, one thing is for certain…

by Racial Consciousness 1 YOU, individually, are the product of your parents. Everything, collectively, is the product of Nature. In the same way that you inherit the qualities of your parents, so too do you inherit the qualities of Nature, of the natural order. 2 The microcosm reflects the macrocosm,…

by Revilo P. Oliver The Anatomy of Revolution NEW WORLDS have always been the shining bait dangled before simpletons by revolutionaries, who can never deliver what they promise. The famous Jesus is reported in the various gospels to have made all sorts of glowing promises, but Christianity nevertheless…

by Matt Koehl “Wir sind nicht die Letzten von gestern, sondern die Ersten von morgen.”— H. Sündermann I. IDEA AND CIVILIZATION EVERY GREAT CULTURE, every great civilization — every human order of any significance, in fact — has a polar ideology or mythos, which furnishes the emotional, supra-rational…

by James Harting AT AGE 37, Ubungu Rodriquez Goldstein Johnson was the oldest man in his village. He did not know that he was 37, for record keeping and numbers were not part of his people’s culture. The villagers only knew that he was old past all reckoning and they called him “Grandpa Ubi.” In truth, he…

Below is an excerpt from the essay “History and Biology” by the great Revilo P. Oliver. The piece (parentheses added to make Seidenberg’s origins clear) reminds us of the idea that the opposite of life is not death, but “un-deadness” or a zombie-like existence. IN THIS PERFECTED…

by David Sims THERE REMAIN VESTIGES of natural selection today, for example in the form of assortative mating. High-functioning people tend to marry high-functioning people of the opposite sex. Low-functioning people must take whatever they can get from among the leftovers. There’s still…

by Colin Jordan Editor’s note: The following is excerpted from Colin Jordan’s essay, “National Socialism: World Creed for the Future,” first published in The National Socialist, Number 3 (Winter 1981). WITH THE gigantic tragedy of 1945, the greatest setback to human evolution in recorded history,…