THE FALSE IDOL OF ASSIMILATION

by Rémi Tremblay

Over the last few years, we have been witnessing significant changes in the Western political landscape with the rise of so-called populist parties in most White countries. One of the reasons explaining the popularity of those parties is definitely the growing perception of mass immigration as a threat to our way of life. But it is important to note that most of these political formations described as "populist" or "far right" by the mass media do not necessarily argue for the end of immigration per se, but for a “better” management of immigration and the end of multiculturalism. Instead of talking about reversing the flow, most of these so-called “far right” politicians are putting forward the assimilation of the newcomers.

AN OUTLINE OF CULTURIST POLICY (PART. 6): ASSIMILATION POLICY

CULTURIST ASSIMILATION POLICY

by John K. Press

Culturism (cǔl-chər-ǐz-əm) n. The use of philosophy, art, governance policy and science to honor, promote, manage and protect traditional majority cultures.

Culturist (cǔl-chər-ǐst) n. 1. An advocate of culturism. 2. One who engages in the philosophy, arts, policy creation and sciences that promote, protect and manage traditional majority cultures. 3. Adj. Of or pertaining to culturism, culturists or culturist policy.

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VIDEO: PARIS & THE FAILURE OF THE CULTURAL DEATH CAMPS

Colin Liddell reads his 2013 essay, republished last year in the wake of the Paris Terrorist attacks.

The European Left encouraged and facilitated mass Third World immigration as a "biological weapon" to defeat the European Right. This was only the first stage of their plan. In the second stage they assumed that they would then easily assimilate the incomers to their atheistic, materialist values by acts of mass "cultural genocide" on their Third World cultures in the cultural death camps of the Liberal West. But somehow the trains didn't run on time.

WAS ENOCH RIGHT?

"Like the Roman, etc., etc."

by N. Grifford

The memory of Enoch Powell, a paragon of the political Right, is enjoying something of a resurgence in these ‘diverse’ and ‘vibrant’ times of ethnic plenty.

Mr Powell’s address to a 1968 Conservative party general meeting (now referred to as the Rivers of Blood speech) gave rise to the now frequent utterance and heart-felt proclamation that, “Enoch Was Right!” He was most certainly of the Right, but were Enoch’s motives right and correct, or have modern day nationalists merely been sloppy in their aggrandisement of this totemic political personality?