RED ICE HYSTERIA AND THE MEME GONE WILD OF THE KALERGI PLAN

Goys, you're under attack by Bono.

by Duns Scotus 

Don't get me wrong, I like Red Ice. Firstly because they are a dissident voice, and secondly because they sometimes produce interesting content. But, like anybody, they are subject to the rules of economic survival, and in their case that often means generating the maximum amount of hysteria about what's wrong with the world, and framing it in terms of paranoia to have the maximum emotional impact on their target audience.

THE LEGION OF SLOWLY BOILING FROGS

by Daniel Barge

France has pulled out the stops to honour Lieutenant Colonel Arnaud Beltrame for his heroism in exchanging his own life for that of a hostage in the latest terrorist incident in France. Here's the Independent:

ANDROGYNOCRACY: THE NEW CENTRISM?

by Duns Scotus

I am a big fan of macro-empiricism, by which I mean avoiding detail and instead looking at the clear, sweeping, and unavoidable patterns of history. In my belief, everything is written in the sky, while paying too much attention to detail is a good way to simply bury your nose in the grass.

FRANCE—RACIAL CHAOS MELTDOWN CONTINUES

Not a rioter. Just a member of France's pissed off security services.

by Alt-Right News

Many people—even in the Alt-Right—have expressed surprise at some of President Macron's recent "hard line" statements on migrants, but the fact is this is only because France is now in a state of "creeping chaos" caused by mass immigration and multiculturalism.

This is putting special pressure on workers responsible for keeping France's basic infrastructure functioning, the only thing that ultimately separates a First World country from a Third World one.

MACRON’S ASTROTURF PARTY HITS THE BUFFERS IN SENATE ELECTIONS

by Colin Liddell

I’m not sure how long it took average American voters to see through the hollow promise of Barack Obama — hard to tell as there wasn’t much of an alternative — but in the case of France, the process seems to have taken less than five months with regard to Emmanuel Macron.

In fact, the new President of France may as well call it a day after extremely disappointing results in the French Senatorial Elections.

THE FRENCH ELECTION: THE WHITE PILL VERSION

Audio version available here.

by Colin Liddell

I like to stick to my predictions. Otherwise what's the point of making them? So, when I said Marine Le Pen would win the French Presidential Election some weeks ago, I stuck to my guns, even as the polls continued to show a massive gap.

This was because all the ingredients of a Le Pen win were there, and continued to be there —and still are!—while all that could be said for Macron is that he is a belated French version of Tony Blair and Barack Obama. My mistake was believing in French cynicism. I was disappointed to find that they were not cynical enough to see through such an obvious ploy. In future I will be more cynical about French cynicism.

ALAIN DE BENOIST ON THE FRENCH ELECTION

French New Right thinker and "intellectual godfather of the Alt-Right," Alain de Benoist recently gave an interview to the Breton nationalist website Breizh-info.com. He was asked him his reactions to the first round of the French Presidential election, which saw the field narrowed down to civic nationalist Marine Le Pen and the "candidate of the broken system" Emmanuel Macron. The translation was done using online translation with common sense correction.

VIDEO: THE FRENCH ELECTIONS—ANYONE BUT HER...

Madame Le Pepe

YouTube vlogger State of the Nation gives his usual, highly informed analysis of the French Presidential election, where, it seems, almost all the main candidates are embroiled in some sort of scandal.