Giorgia Meloni and Matteo Salvini’s Italy: Accelerating The Great Replacement

On May 17th activists connected to the youth wings of Flanders’ Vlaams Belang, Portugal’s Chega, Alternativ Für Deutschland, and other New Right populist groups will be hosting the Remigration Summit in Milan. The event is being marketed as an attempt to de-demonize discussion on European immigration restriction and…

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The Last Days of Gaza

This is the end. The final blood-soaked chapter of the genocide. It will be over soon. Weeks. At most. Two million people are camped out amongst the rubble or in the open air. Dozens are killed and wounded daily from Israeli shells, missiles, drones, bombs and bullets. They …

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NEWTRUMP Foreign Policy: Is It a Trainwreck?

Aside from enforcing existing US immigration law and introducing a tariff and trade reset with 100 countries, Trump 2.0 is largely Biden with a functional spinal cord, Obama with a third term, a self-confessed McKinley for the 21st Century.  Despite the particular lack of respect granted the 9th and 10th Amendments, as…

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Today is the Anniversary of JFK’s Declaration of War

Today, June 10, is the anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s declaration of war against the national-security branch of the U.S. government. To be sure, he didn’t call it that. He simply was delivering a speech at the June 10, 1963, commencement exercises at American University. The speech has…

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Amongst the Afrikaners

VIVA AFRIKANER! “If you’re out of luck or out of work We can send you to Johannesburg.”Though I am neither out of luck nor work at the time, these lyrics from the Elvis Costello song “Oliver’s Army” nevertheless keep turning through my head during my grueling 15-hour flight from…

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Crushing Color Revolutions in the Spirit of Kit Carson

Kit Carson was an American mountain man, frontiersman, and one of the most prominent American folk heroes of my childhood. Growing up in California, his name was familiar because my father deeply admired him. Carson’s indomitable will in the face of horrible odds represented the formative Faustian American spirit.

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Activism, Uncensored: The LA Riots

Since violence erupted in Los Angeles last Friday, efforts to downplay the scale and significance of the riots have been widely apparent. Matt wrote on Tuesday about the legacy media’s regurgitation of the 2020 narrative, when “mostly peaceful” was included in story after story about the Black Lives Matter protests…

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Now That the Parasites Have Consumed the Host

Let’s conduct a thought experiment. First, set aside all the usual economic-ideological certainties, mythologies and filters–capitalism and free markets are the fountains of endless wealth, socialism is the answer, etc.–and then look at our culture not as a monetary-economic machine but as an ecosystem of parasites and hosts. From this…

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Russia’s Arrival in Dnipropetrovsk Puts Ukraine in a Dilemma

It’s very difficult to imagine how Ukraine can prevent any further Russian advances after this. The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on Sunday that their forces had entered Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk Region, which Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed is part of Putin’s buffer zone plan. This was foreseen as early as late…

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American Intifada

The riots that kicked off in Los Angeles last weekend aren’t just about illegal immigration—they’re part of a revolutionary movement. “Anti-colonialism” is a term often heard in America’s college classrooms, but off campus virtually no one takes it seriously. It’s just another harebrained radical academic theory, right? Yes, the…

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