May 10, 2009

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Defaming America’s Past: Henry Ford and the Eugenics Movement

From The Occidental Observer, April 11, 2009One result of the triumph of the culture of critique is that Americans must endure constant defamations against the pre-1965 culture of America. A good example is the defamation of Henry Ford — an icon when I was growing up but now known mainly as an anti-Semite from America’s dark past. Henry FordA recent rather egregious...

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May 9, 2009

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CSI: Crime Drama as Semitically Correct Investigation

From Vanguard News Network, March 22, 2003AMERICA’S #1 TV DRAMA, CBS’s CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, ought to be called SCI: Semitically Correct Investigation. The revised acronym alone — SCI — would be appropriate, since the show’s habit of creatively re-interpreting true-crime stories to fit anti-White ideology makes it even less like a ...

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May 9, 2009

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From Dusk to Dawn

From the Guillaume Faye ArchiveThe following talk was given in Moscow on May 17, 2006.Not since the fall of the Roman Empire has Europe experienced such a dramatic situation. It faces a danger unparalleled in its history and doesn’t even know it — or rather refuses to see it.It’s been invaded, occupied, and colonized by peoples from the South and by Islam. It’s dominated by...

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May 8, 2009

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Colin Wilson for Conservatives

“Colin Wilson: The Persistence of Meaning”From The Brussels Journal, May 7, 2009Some literary names – Edmund Burke, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, G. K. Chesterton, Oswald Spengler, T. S. Eliot, Raymond Aron, Eric Voegelin, William F. Buckley, Russell Kirk, or Roger Scruton – have immediate resonance with conservative readers, as well they should. Some others the same...

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May 8, 2009

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Leftist John Pilger on the Empty Suit’s First 100 Days

“Obama’s 100 days – the mad men did well”by John Pilgerfrom johnpilger.com, April 30, 2009The BBC’s American television soap Mad Men offers a rare glimpse of the power of corporate advertising. The promotion of smoking half a century ago by the “smart” people of Madison Avenue, who knew the truth, led to countless deaths. Advertising and its twin,...

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May 8, 2009

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From Nihilism to Tradition

Histoire et tradition des européennes:30,000 ans d’identité Dominique VennerParis: Éditions du Rocher, 2002I. Race of Blood, Race of SpiritIn the United States, nationalists take their stand on the question of race, arguing that it denotes meaningful differences between subspecies, that these differences have significant behavioral and social ramifications, and that the...

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May 7, 2009

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Americana Pictures—Restoring the Dream

From The Occidental Observer, April 2, 2009I often ask…Where have our heroes gone? At one time, we could find them among us, always visible when danger appeared. They were bigger than life, incredible looking, noble-minded and respectful of all that was good and decent. They were part of a world that honored beauty, skill, and fair play. They were our European-American...

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May 7, 2009

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Criminalizing Criticism of Israel

From Counterpunch, May 7, 2009On October 16, 2004, President George W. Bush signed the Israel Lobby’s bill, the Global Anti-Semitism Review Act.  This legislation requires the US Department of State to monitor anti-semitism world wide. To monitor anti-semitism, it has to be defined.  What is the definition?  Basically, as defined by the Israel Lobby and Abe Foxman, it boils...

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May 7, 2009

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A Weak Case

War Against the Weak:Eugenics and America’s Campaign to Create a Master RaceEdwin BlackNew York: Four Walls Eight Windows, 2003Black’s book is an ill-informed and intemperate attack on eugenics. It follows in the tradition of two previous attacks, the first by Kenneth Ludmerer (Genetics and American Society, 1972), and the second by Daniel Kevles (In the Name of...

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May 6, 2009

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The “Withering White Rose”

Mansions of IrkallaJ. D. PryceCharleston: BookSurge Publishing, 2008In his ambitious first collection, J. D. Pryce undertakes an unusual project—a nearly four hundred-page volume consisting of two surprisingly consonant sections: the first a shocking and diverse assortment of original poems, and the second a tasteful selection of translated verse.Despite the harmony of its...

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