The situation in Europe is even worse than a civil war, because in a civil war, both sides are fighting, but in Europe, only one side is, and it is not White people, said Dutch political commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek at CPAC Hungary. “Many experts have been warning…
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The Return of the Religious Right?
As Donald Trump conquered the 2016 Republican primary, New York Times columnist Ross Douthat offered a dire warning to liberals. “A thought sent back in time to the theocracy panic of 2005: If you dislike the religious right, wait till you meet the post-religious right,” the conservative writer tweeted. Douthat…
Refugees in Holland Can Obtain Social Housing Within 14 Weeks; Locals Wait Up to 12 Years
The Netherlands is the second most densely populated country in Europe, and with surging mass immigration, has been experiencing a raging housing crisis for years. However, despite this crisis, refugees can gain access to social housing in a mere 14 weeks, while the average Dutch citizen must…
Zelensky is Manipulating Trump Into a Disaster of Epic Proportions
Even worse, it would be all because of Zelensky’s lust for money and power, not any legitimate reason. Trump’s flip-flop on Ukraine was explained here as being partially due to him responding to the whispers of warmongers like Zelensky, who boasted afterwards that “Gradually, (Trump) realized that Putin was…
The Two Halves of Christian Forgiveness: Grace in the Heart, Justice in the Hand
There is a dangerous lie spreading. It is the idea that to be a Christian means to be weak. That our call to forgive is a demand to surrender. Some on the right, even those who stand with us on policy, dismiss our faith as a slave morality.
Thinking the New Man
Drawing on Romain d’Aspremont’s latest work, Andrea Falco Profili argues that the Right has become stagnant and defeatist by merely preserving what are actually past Leftist gains, and instead calls for a radical “Promethean Right” that reclaims the future through a vital, creative, pan-European vision of a “New Man.”…
How Can We Amicably Separate?
The subject of civil war comes up a lot lately. How about an amicable separation instead? People do this all the time in their personal relationships. You have two people who loved one another once and maybe still do but just can’t live together any longer. At least,…
A Cold Economic Wind Still Blows for Late-Night
Jimmy Kimmel has won the battle at ABC, but has the comedian and late-night television host won the war? This remained unclear as he returned to the set of his show but plenty of affiliates refused to carry it. Whatever your views of Kimmel’s joke, if that’s…
The Case for Optimism
Donald Trump’s second term as president has sparked a wave of optimism within the Dissident Right. This surge is recent; many people had given up on the United States as a place where white people could have a future. In Is America Doomed?, Dr. Greg Johnson explores both…
Babel Moments
About 5,000 years ago, somewhere in the middle of the desert in the land of Shinar (south of what is now Baghdad, Iraq), a group of migrants decided to stop and build a city. One among them, quite possibly Nimrod, suggested that they build a tower so tall…