Chega’s Advance and the Future of the Dissident Right in Europe and the U.S.

When Portuguese parliamentary elections were held on May 18th, the center-right Democratic Alliance won the election, and its leader, Luís Montenegro, managed to remain prime minister, albeit in an awkward minority government. On the evening of the election, André Ventura’s (pictured) populist-nationalist party Chega was tied with the Socialist…

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Democrats Can Forget About Their Men Problem

Democratic donors are spending $20 million to figure out how to talk to young men. Called SAM (Speaking with American Men: A Strategic Plan), Democrats want to “study the syntax, language and content that gains attention and virality in these spaces.” “Above all, we must shift from a moralizing…

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The Feminization of Victimhood

Recently, I watched a documentary on Larry Nassar. He was the team doctor for the U.S. Women’s national gymnastics team from 1996-2014. In January, 2018, Nassar was convicted of possessing child pornography and ten counts of sexual assault. He was sentenced to an astounding 100-235 years in prison. Nassar…

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Look at These Shameless Grifters

Coming from a rightist, pro-white perspective, it’s easy to ascribe to Donald Trump God-tier levels of 4D-chess. I don’t think this is true, but it’s certainly tempting because of the ripple effect, which almost always happens whenever Trump does anything. Trump will act upon Principle A, which, on…

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The Problem is the Weaponization of the Dollar, Not the U.S. National Debt

Elon Musk expressed his disappointment in the Trump administrations bill, passed by the House, that avoided an automatic tax increase that would have occurred at the conclusion of 2025 by making permeant the 2017 tax reductions and which increased spending on defense and US border security.  Musk mistakenly thinks that…

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The Big Mistake They Made

You’ve probably heard about the turf war between the federal government – Donald Trump – and the state of California’s Air Resources Board (CARB) over who gets to decree “emissions” requirements for motor vehicles sold in California. And not just in California. CARB is a state-level bureaucracy that operates…

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The End of Neo-Conservatism

In what can be called a victory speech over failed neoconservative foreign policy, President Donald Trump proclaimed the end of 30-some years of existing foreign policy in the Mideast. The ideology dragged the U.S. through pointless wars from Libya to Yemen is now dead. At an investment conference in…

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Loneliness

“Let there be loneliness, for where there is loneliness, there is also love, and where there is suffering, there is also joy.” – Clark E. Moustakas, Loneliness As regular readers of this column may know, I like to begin each edition with a story from my life that I hope encapsulates…

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Merkel’s Back, Warns Europe Could Be ‘Destroyed’ Without More Open Borders

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel is back with a message; Europe could be ‘destroyed’ unless they continue to allow millions of ‘non-Europeans’ to flood the bloc.  Criticizing Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s migration policy, Merkel told Southwestern Press Forum in Neu-Ulm last week that efforts to secure borders could have catastrophic consequences. “I…

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Could the Deagel Report Be True?

A disappeared think-tank report may be the ultimate clue to the purpose of the Covid vaccines. Last week, Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) discussed the official government cover-up of the COVID-19 vaccines at a Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations hearing in the Senate. Johnson explained that he was stonewalled for four…

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