By Andrew Joyce of Occidental Observer One of my favorite old Irish ballads is ‘The Wind That Shakes the Barley,” written by the nineteenth-century poet Robert Dwyer Joyce. The song (sung magnificently here by Dolores Keane) revolves around a young Wexford rebel who sacrifices his relationship with his beloved, …
By Faith Goldy for The Council of European Canadians Nationalists versus Globalists: It’s the political divide of our era. At first blush, recent electoral gains in the US, Europe, and Brazil would lead one to believe the Nationalists are out front. But, is team Globalist about to eclipse our victories …
My Account as a White Woman By Laura Towler of Counter Currents My Awakening In order to understand how I came to know about the war against white women, we must go back to the year 2006. I had moved from my quiet village in Yorkshire, northern England, to …
By John Young of Western Voices World News Earlier this year, news crews from around the country descended on the tiny town of Jackman, ME to provide non-stop live coverage of their appointed Town Manager. Although, from the level of coverage and the articles printed and reprinted in nearly every …
Enemies of My Enemy The ‘Jewish Threat’: Anti-Semitic Politics of the U.S. Army Reviewed by Kevin MacDonald Since the latter decades of the 19th century there has been a remarkable increase in the cultural and political power of Jewish groups and an equally remarkable decline in the …
By John Wear of Renegade Tribune The “Jewish Threat” by Joseph W. Bendersky is a well-researched and documented book that states that many people in American military intelligence believed in an international Jewish conspiracy to take over the world. In fact, many officers in the Military Intelligence Division (MID) were …
Review by John Wear – Renegade Tribune Gruesome Harvest by Ralph Franklin Keeling was originally published in 1947 by the Institute of American Economics in Chicago. Although World War II was history’s most catastrophic and destructive war, this book documents that the death and suffering of Germans increased after the end …
Reviewed by Andrew Joyce, PhD, in the Occidental Observer, 28 March 2018 Travels in Cultural Nihilism: Some Essays Stephen Pax Leonard Arktos, 2017 “Many people advised me to write it under a pseudonym, for sailing too close to the wind is a dangerous business these days…It will perhaps mark …
by Lasha Darkmoon of renegade tribune Confessions at Nuremberg were obtained under torture. The grimmest of these tortures, practiced mostly by Jewish operatives on their German prisoners of war, was testicle crushing. (Left) German defendants at the Nuremberg War Crimes trials, 1946-1949. How many of them had their testicles crushed? …
