By Infostormer Today is April 20th, 2024. This is Adolf Hitler’s birthday. For those of you who do not know who Hitler was, he was a German artist, soldier and statesman who wrote a best selling book called Mein Kampf. In this book he describes the many problems Germany had …
By Andrew Lanrik for the Council of European Canadians It ain’t looking that great for Canada. Nearly ten years after Justin Trudeau invoked Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s ‘sunny ways’ approach in his 2015 victory speech, we have a deluge of trouble on the horizon. According to a recent RCMP report entitled …
From the 2019 archives By BAP for the American Sun Today’s essay is a special submission from a friend. Thought up on an Asian beach while watching sunsets and written near the plains of the urheimat, Bronze Age Pervert sends this message on the issue of paganism. This is his …
By the Editorial Staff of Nordic Resistance RESISTANCE MOVEMENT. After the organisation officially came out in support of the offensive against Israel, a number of people have made their feelings known. Most have shown their support, but others have asked critical questions to us and our representatives. Our aim in …
By the Editorial Staff of the Nordic Times China has issued new national guidelines that will phase out U.S. Intel and AMD chips from government computers and servers. The guidelines will also include Microsoft Windows operating systems. The new guidelines require government agencies above the local level to include criteria …
By Mark Collett for Patriotic Alternative That’s it – a full house! Every single one of the four major elected parliaments or assemblies in Great Britain is now presided over by a man who is NOT of indigenous descent. That’s right – the British Parliament, the Scottish Parliament, the Greater …
Interview with SS Das Reich Division volunteers republished by the Renegade Tribune Q. Can I ask why you chose the SS as the Branch to enlist into? A. Guess it was easy to call yourself an SS man back then, today you must be quiet about it. It all seems …
By Tom Shackleford for Identity Dixie A democracy might’ve worked for an ancient Greek city state, but in the modern Western context it merely serves as a facade to manufacture public consent for an opaque system of power which doesn’t have the the best interests of the public in mind. …
By Mark Gullick for the Occidental Observer In December of last year, Gaza’s oldest mosque was largely destroyed by Israeli air-strikes. The Omari mosque dating back to the seventh century and named for Umar ibn al-Khattab, Islam’s second caliph, and so is much mourned. It is worth noting in passing …
By Gustav Juergens posted in the Renegade Tribune Like a group of tired, dirty robots, the French volunteers of the “Charlemagne” Division had only one worry, and that was being cut off from their destination. They had to reach their rendezvous with destiny at all costs in the cauldron that …
