By Eric Striker for National Justice There is a strong anti-China current being promoted in right-wing circles and some neo-liberal ones in light of the coronavirus epidemic. These forces are seeking to redirect real criticisms of globalization – deindustrialization, stolen intellectual property, and trade deficits – and utilize them for …
By Jazzhands McFeels for Truth to Power If you’ve heard the phrase “Finkel-Think” and found yourself wondering what it means, or worse, someone’s accused you of engaging in it, there’s hope. In just a few hateful minutes, you’re not only going to be an expert at readily recognizing it, but …
By the Editors of the American Sun Today we will rerun an oldie out of the Landry Vault. We shall put some editorial commentary along with it. There were fears 2017 would not deliver. It has. The insanity continues. (Ed: ride never ends) The Left will not take a moment …
By Ethan for Identity Dixie People often use “Orwellian” incorrectly. Since 9/11 and certainly since the Snowden leaks, small-government advocates have said we live in an Orwellian state because of the omnipresent surveillance. While certainly obtrusive and unsettling, the real-world Panopticon isn’t “Orwellian” by itself. Orwellian does not simply mean “totalitarian” in the …
By Ricardo Duchesne for the Council of European Canadians The claim that mass immigration is a necessary component of globalization is one of the many lies our politicians and the media propagate regularly. In the last election campaign, Justin Trudeau accused Max Bernier of “trying to make people more fearful …
By Gunnar Latham for Dissident Mag “Malcom X must fall.” This is a recent headline in TheJewishPress.com. The article advocates ridding a black civil rights leader who spoke out against “white supremacy” of his posthumous privilege of having boulevards named after him in Boston, Dallas, Los Angeles and New York. Looks like …
By Lancelot Andrewes for the American Sun The crisis is ubiquitous, propelled at us from so many directions it is hard to make sense of its magnitude or meaning: an economic collapse steeper and deeper than that of the early 30s; a shameless anarcho-tyranny that applauds looters as it imposes …
By Hunter Wallace for Occidental Dissent 1.) Neoliberalism – Neoliberalism is the dominant economic paradigm that has existed since the late 1970s and early 1980s. It celebrates the “spontaneous order” that emerges from total economic deregulation and can be traced back to the Austrian and Chicago schools of economics. Neoliberalism …
By Ferdinand Bardamu for The Occidental Observer White Nationalism and its Leftist Enemies The regressive left is clearly the undisputed victor of America’s culture wars. Even the mainstream “right”[i] has been co-opted by leftists. Together, both left and “right” constitute the leftist American Establishment. Despite an overwhelming influence over contemporary …
By Eric Striker for National Justice The effects of criminal justice reforms intended to fight racial disparities in the prison system are now yielding predictable consequences in virtually every American metropolitan area. This is the product of Jewish financiers like George Soros bankrolling prosecutors who prioritize punishing law-abiding white people for political crimes …
