By Lucas Leiroz for Southfront A new wave of activity is expected for the Russian special military operation during February. The recent changes in the command of the operation appear to have been carefully planned in order to elevate the combat to a new level and several of Moscow’s strategic …
By Timocrat 5 for The American Sun In trying to condense, from where we were to where we are today, I have to apologize as I move so quickly through well over several hundred years of undermining our educational system. So let’s start with what came before, for those who …
By Ricardo Duchesne for the Council of European Canadians Who/what is the biggest potential threat to the US? Islamic terrorism? No. China? No. Russia? No. The biggest threat is an alliance between German capital and Russian resources and manpower. For quite a few years, from the early 1990s to about …
By Edward Saunders for Patriotic Alternative There is no doubt that the 2020-22 period in our lives is unlikely to be erased quickly from our memories, though the way people remember it may vary. For those on our side of the internet the continuous lies, censorship and resultant economic consequences …
By Andrew Joyce for the Occidental Observer I read with interest a recent column in The Tablet by David Mikics (Professor of English, University of Houston) on Jewish vulgarity or, as the piece otherwise explains it, “the once-vibrant Jewish trait of not caring what the goyim think.” Although touted as …
By the Visegrad Post translated from Observatory Journalism In Hungary, the fiasco of Péter Márki-Zay, an unsuccessful and extraordinarily clumsy candidate in the April 2022 parliamentary elections, is still unfolding. Last summer, Márki-Zay admitted that his political movement had received funds from an American NGO, which led to the opening …
By Adolf Hitler, reproduced from Neues Europa January 30, 1943 For the tenth time, the day returns on which Reich president, Field Marshal von Hindenburg, entrusted me with the responsibility of leading the Reich. The fourteen-year-old struggle for power by the National Socialist movement, which had developed from a very …
By Brett MacMillan for the Council of European Canadians I’m a young guy. I was still in high school during the Trump presidency. Most of what I know about the Great Replacement comes from my first-hand experiences in the classrooms of Greater Toronto. In many ways, the classroom is the …
By Harmonica for Identity Dixie At the basic core of any political philosophy is one simple question: how can the state get their citizens to obey? Although the state has a variety of means to do this, there are three basic mechanisms by which a state can impose order, and …
By Eyal Chowers for Katehon The new Israeli government inaugurated on Thursday is a turning point in this country’s history: it has embraced an agenda that, if implemented, would seriously “contract” the Jewish state’s democratic fabric. The decline of democratic norms has been mushrooming for years in Israel, expressed mostly in rhetoric …
