Robert Stark, Joshua Zeidner, and Charles Lincoln discuss the situation in South Africa, Trump’s Tweet drawing attention to the racist, anti-White policies of the ANC government, and the possibility of White South Africans emigrating to the West.
In what at first looks like another example of the well-known phenomenon of "Jewish paranoia," the former Chief Rabbi of England, Lord Jonathan Sacks, has claimed that Jews will have to flee the UK if Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is elected Prime Minister of the UK.
Ye have heard, "It's Okay to be White." And indeed, it is. It is more than just okay, in fact. It is good. Now Andy Nowicki tackles the corollary of this undeniable premise, namely, that it is good to be white. And if we can agree that there can never be too much of a good thing, then it follows that, contrary to what any mainstream media moaner or idiot in academia might remonstrate, in point of fact there is no such thing as a community being "too white."
AT&T, being a powerful, multinational corporate conglomerate, is obviously affiliated with that malignant monster known collectively by many ominous designations ("the Deep State," "the Oligarchy," "the Pedovorous Elite," and so forth).
Britain seems to be having a real problem getting on top of its grooming gang problem.
It's too bad the problem isn't an 11-year-old girl and the British government isn't a gang of rapey Muslims, because then they would certainly be able to get on top of it and fuck its brains out.
I was listening to Glenn Beck on the radio last week. He was bemoaning the fact that this country has race problems, that we are supposed to be a colorblind society, and that we are supposed to be judging each other on the content of people’s character. Then he whined asked how things have gotten to this point, why race relations were so strained. I laughed at his cluelessness and turned off my radio.
In recent days, the news cycle has been dominated by so-called "racism" stories, the best one being "shithole-gate," in which President Trump may or may not have expressed an opinion of certain Third World countries using the S-word. There is an obvious paradox here because those accusing Trump of racism, almost certainly agree with him secretly as these are the same people who claim that it is impossible to repatriate refugees to these very same countries, because they are...well, shitholes.
But the paradox here runs deeper, as just noticing that one thing is better than another is now considered "racism," which means that racism is no longer actually racism, but merely an absurd, dystopian expectation that all things and all people should be equal at all times and in all ways, no matter which way you cut them. In fact, this extremist viewpoint actually represents the death of racism, as racism no longer means what it originally meant—an irrational hatred of a particular racial or ethnic group.
In his latest video, Andy takes aim at Kenneth Branagh's version of the Agatha Christie classic "Murder of the Orient Express," and in particular at the way that crude race-mixing propaganda is shoehorned into a period plot that had nothing to do with race.
The establishment is increasingly baffled at the way people are thinking. They can't understand why all their old mind control techniques no longer work.
Dammit! Time to make another scary documentary about the the threat that the Alt-Right pose to society. Just gotta get the right mix – a few shots of LARPy kids wearing spooky masks with ominous music and a "just like you or me," well-spoken non-White to point and sputter, and things should be back on track, shouldn't they?
Back in 1988, the George Bush campaign consultant Lee Atwater put together a political ad taking Democratic presidential candidate Michael Dukakis to task for-- in his then-capacity as governor of Massachusetts-- giving convicted rapist and murderer Willie Horton weekend furloughs from prison.
Some of you might be scratching your heads after reading that title, and I wouldn’t blame you. The level of writing and reading in the modern West is not high enough that things are routinely written or read with much precision. But I am being extremely precise when I say that racial epithets are implicitly racist.
Of course, they are explicitly racist. If a White man calls a Black man the N-word, it is regarded as insulting in a collective and racial sort of way, and vice versa if a Black man calls a White man the dreaded C-word.
The ADL recently published a hate list of Alt-Right and Alt-Lite figures. Naturally, I was included due to my uncompromising honesty. Aside from misrepresenting the point of my famous 2012 essay "Is Black Genocide Right?" and failing to mention its partner essay "Is White Genocide Right?" the short blurb also tries to imply crude anti-Semitism against me by including the quote "Jewish propaganda machine." Not recognizing this as the sort of thing I write—I generally have a more nuanced view of the JQ than, say, Andrew Anglin—I googled it with my name and found it to come from this article. The manner in which the ADL have used the quote is clearly deceptive and malicious.
Mainstream culture does a good job at pretending to believe in racial equality. In fact, it does such a good job through its movies, TV dramas, and commercials that Whites are typically depicted as more stupid and violent than Blacks, who are routinely portrayed as preternaturally wise and forbearing.
The message hammered home night and day seems to be that Blacks plus "honorary Blacks" (Mexicans, Jews, Asians, etc.) are the backbone of our civilization and the cement that keeps the breeze blocks of our society together.
But what does the liberal-leftist media really think?
In his latest "Nameless" podcast, Andy Nowicki examines the recent furor over Netflix's new original series, "Dear White People," which apparently contains all of the anti-white tropes we have come to know and loathe from liberal-left media and entertainment-industry types.
Just one day after the inauguration of President Donald Trump, the streets of Washington were taken over by the largest hate march in World history as up to one million people marched in the so-called Women’s March on Washington, spouting bile, hatred, and loathing.
Defenders of #BlackLivesMatter routinely defend the Black racist organization by saying that its message does not imply other lives don't matter. It's not a zero-sum game, we are sanctimoniously told:
It's the same dynamic that researchers at Harvard Business School described in a recent study: White people tend to see racism as a zero-sum game, meaning that gains for African Americans come at their expense. Black people see it differently. From their point of view, the rights pie can get bigger for everyone.
Such claims look increasingly hollow after four Black BLM thugs kidnapped and tortured a young White Trump supporter and—with typical high Black IQ—decided to livestream their criminal escapade on Facebook, leading to their arrest.
If you have not seen the video of MTV News’ “New Year’s Resolutions for White Guys”, here it is (prepare to be triggered!).
MTV News has deleted the video from their Twitter, but numerous copies are circulated, in order that this nauseating bit of anti-white agitprop may be preserved for future generations. The video went pretty viral last week and generated a lot of attention; but not for the reasons that MTV News had hoped it would. It was actually a disaster for them.
The NPI logo on the hat had me fooled for a few seconds—was this an attempt to make amends for Heilgate? But this is actually an attempted "comedy" video by the publicly funded Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The message is twofold: (1) Whites (and other races) are going to be mixed down into a deracinated beige mass, and (2) This is incredibly funny because it'll piss off Alt-Righters, ha ha!
Of course, the humour doesn't work on any level. Even if one is a White-hating leftist liberal, who fully endorses the message, the only laughter evoked is the unfunniest kind, namely the harsh cawing of derision and scorn. What it boils down to is crass, unfunny propaganda exulting in White genocide, and you, the still largely White Canadian taxpayer, is supposed to pay for it.
The rise of Donald Trump is a good excuse to discover or rediscover one his most intelligent supporters, himself a former candidate for Republican leadership, Pat Buchanan. He has now become an unapologetic cheerleader of Donald Trump, defending with arguments and brains what Trump is yelling with a populist tone, thus giving an intellectual stature to the one the media portray as Donald Dumb.
It is always hard to pinpoint the best text to read and analyze when trying to understand someone who has written a dozen books and countless articles. The choice is subjective and might be misleading, but the New York Times bestseller The Death of the West sparked my interest. How could a book with such a Spenglerian title become so popular? And how could a book said to be that politically incorrect get such high rankings and recognition? I then decided that this would be the book I would read to better understand the American politician so often quoted by Guillaume Faye and other New Rightists.
Here in the UK the London Olympic Games have been considered a great success. After two weeks of competition, the British Olympic team has won an astounding 29 gold medals and has finished third in the medals table, above the mighty Russians and below only the USA and China. One of the most mentioned facts in recent days is the single gold medal we won at the 1996 Olympics. On the naïve level of simple, uncomplicated sporting enthusiasm it has been a resounding success, and an easy sell to the sporting inclinations of the UK public.
But looking at the bigger picture, the hidden agendas, and the crunched numbers, a different picture starts to emerge; one that suggests Britain’s Olympic success is merely the phosphorescent glow of an entity walking in death’s shadow.
In his thought-provoking article “The Rise of Anti-Western Christianity,” Matthew Roberts boldly tackles a subject which has become a source of vexing, contentious, and at times bitter debate among the various factions which make up the contemporary alternative Right.
Indeed, the discussion which played out in the comment section accompanying Roberts’ piece at AltRight is illustrative, in that it reflects the typical trajectory of the rancorous back-and-forth one commonly overhears among those who, while sharing a common sense of disgust with the Zeitgeist’s relentless ideological war on whiteness, have differing outlooks regarding the Christian religion and its supposed culpability in this course of events.
by Andy Nowicki
