
How We Got to This Point
Let me begin by pointing out a few of the most common misconceptions and the truth that they miss: The Myth: Jews are the genetic and spiritual descendants of the Old Testament Hebrews/Israelites. The Truth: Neither the Jews’s religion nor their DNA traces cleanly back to the OT Israelites, but rather to the Phoenicians/Carthaginians, who...
Read MoreThere are numerous factors that can go into what makes empires rise or fall or nations grow or decline in power, wealth, and influence vis-a-vis other nations, and it is not my goal here to discuss all of them; rather, what I hope to do is focus on just two of the biggest and most...
Read MorePart 1: Reasons for Embracing Protectionism Nothing destroys a good idea so efficiently as success—not so much the success of the idea itself as much as the success of those, politicians mostly, who claim to be implementing it. This is why in Russia advocating privatization is more likely to get you punched in the face...
Read MoreOn the Nature of the Parasitic Superorganism That is the American Regime and How to Overcome It
Why has the true Right, the Dissident Right, been losing ground to its enemies for so long? There are almost as many answers to this as there are intellectual fighters within our ranks—not surprising, given that the hive mind doesn’t exactly thrive on our side. Today I wish to present not only my answer to...
Read MoreAt any point in the game of life, it is totality of results (and risks) that counts. After all, you likely wouldn’t prefer buying a book on an online store with a price of $20 and $15 shipping if you could find the same one (both title- and condition of wear-wise) on another internet store...
Read More[Note: The somewhat odd tone and form of this essay are due to its having been one of two speech ideas sent to VDARE.com editor Peter Brimelow for consideration for possible presentation at their April 2024 conference. Ultimately, the other speech (which I might submit for publication later) was chosen, though due to their regular...
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Nature might abhor a vacuum, but it apparently loves an analogy—at least of the genetic and behavioral kind. That is, no matter how much humans may wish to be above and separate from the workings of the rest of the animal kingdom, they are constantly acting in ways analogous to those creatures they so look...
Read MoreIn this vale of tears, there is an almost Newtonian nature to life and events not only in their physical aspects but in their moral ones as well: that is, any action by individuals or groups that pushes their society down a particular path in any direction—whether one leading to freedom, stability, wealth, thrift, and...
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