By Edward Saunders for Patriotic Alternative Opposing mass immigration using the institutions and democratically elected government? Is that even possible? Well the answer, however sceptical you may be, is yes. As the country from where some of our ancestors came and one of the closest among our genetic relatives, the …
By Father Dabney for Identity Dixie “The contest is not over, the strife is not ended. It has only entered on a new and enlarged arena.” Jefferson Davis You may have noticed a bit of a slowdown in the content production at Identity Dixie, but let me assure you that …
By Gordon Freeman for Patriotic Alternative So the battle for Scottish First Minster is hotting up north of the Wall. The media favourite, obviously, is Muslim and resident Mr anti-White, Humza Yousaf. The media have given this man a fairly easy ride and scrutiny has been limited. But, people power, …
By Mr Aldrich for Identity Dixie What is community? The simple definition of community is a social unit with commonality such as place, norms, religion, values, customs or identity. I think a true community needs many of those things, not just one to make it, in fact, a true community. Many …
By Padraig Martin for Identity Dixie One of the core goals of Southern Nationalism is effectively a retrenchment. What do I mean? No one on the political Right is going to convince a leftist that they are wrong. You may get occasional cultural or religious epiphanies, such as a new …
By Tobias Langdon for the Occidental Observer Eyes, nose, mouth, chin, cheeks, brows — all of those words are home-grown English. But when you put them together and view them as a whole, they turn French in the word “face.” That doesn’t happen in German, where home-grown Augen, Nase, Mund, …
By Alexander Dugin for Katehon The XXIV World Russian People’s Council on the theme “Orthodoxy and peace in the 21st century” was opened with speeches by people of great significance to Russia: spiritual leaders, politicians, philosophers, and statesmen. All of them noted the importance of creating a state ideology for the preservation of Russian …
By The New Order for Renegade Tribune Before 1940 or so, the term “Aryan” and the name “Aryan race” were part of the ordinary vocabulary of every moderately-educated person in the English speaking world. Following the Second World War, “Aryan” fell into forced disuse and disrepute because of its association …
By Riley Donovan for the Council of European Canadians We at the CEC are cranking out quality, hard-hitting, often academic-level articles on a frequent basis. The easiest way to help us directly is to send in donations so we can pay out honorariums to our great writers, pay for technical …
By Courtney for the Occidental Observer We recently saw the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, who may not have shared our beliefs entirely (we don’t know for sure) but who I thought spent her entire life maintaining the proper decorum and class of British tradition and conducted herself like a …
