My earliest childhood literary experiences involved the likes of Brothers Grimm, Alexander Afanasiev, Charles Perrault, Astrid Lindgren, Hans Christian Andersen, and, of course, Lewis Carroll. Nowadays, these books are customarily shoved to the back of the children’s section at the bookstore (if they’re stocked at all). (I checked. Many times.) They’ve been displaced by unoriginal [...]
Editor’s Note: I decided to reprint the following commentary by Mark Richardson because it makes some valuable points about the limits of modern liberalism. After I had formatted it, I followed a link to the original story upon which Richardson is commenting. There I discovered that his article also illustrates the fatal limit of [...]
On Tuesday, February 16, 2010, at 9 PM Eastern US time, Tom Sunic will interview accomplished writer and thinker F. Roger Devlin, a member of the Editorial Advisory Board for The Occidental Quarterly.
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Topics for discussion will include:
1. How Alexander [...]
I was walking past WalMart’s aisle of literature when I noticed what appeared to be an entire section of books featuring hot Amish women longingly gazing out over the open plain. After a closer look, I realized that I had stumbled onto the new genre that I’ve being hearing about: Amish Porn. They’re a type [...]
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February 15, 2010 | Posted in General | Also tagged cultural renewal, tradition, Wikitopian |
This is the time-honored inquiry made by young men arriving at a party where the presence of the opposite sex isn’t immediately apparent. The same inquiry may also be made in relation to the glaringly apparent absence of the fairer sex in what the media like to term “the extreme right wing of Australian politics.” [...]
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January 29, 2010 | Posted in General | Also tagged female psychology, John Moffat, white nationalism, women |
Infidel: My Life
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
London: Simon & Schuster, 2007
Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s political career was brief and dramatic. Born in Somalia in 1969, she is the daughter of Hirsi Magan Isse, a scholar and political dissident. She arrived in the Netherlands in 1992 as an asylum-seeker, learned the language, earned degrees in political science at Leiden [...]
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December 25, 2009 | Posted in General | Also tagged Ayaan Hirsi Ali, book reviews, Edward Dutton, Islam, multiculturalism, religious tolerance, the Muslim Question, the Netherlands, white ethnomasochism, white xenophilia |
As a tentative evolutionist, I must acknowledge limitations for human progress due to certain unchanging characteristics of men. Contrary to the blank-slate theoreticians of the post-Enlightenment, man is not a fundamentally rational or good creature.
Evolutionists of the racialist stripe, however, sometimes indulge in their own wishful thinking, grasping at Nietzschean straws about “supermen” seeking their [...]
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November 25, 2009 | Posted in General | Also tagged living well, obesity, sexuality, Thomas White, white dispossession |
The news is: the movie of New Moon, the second installment of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight Saga, doesn’t suck—in the vulgar, colloquial, non-vampire sense of the word—although all the signs were certainly there.
First, the book of New Moon is terrible: nearly 600 pages of pedestrian prose, glacially paced, padded to excruciating lengths not with fluff, but [...]
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November 20, 2009 | Posted in General | Also tagged against miscegenation, against race-mixing, emasculation, Kristen Stewart, masculinity, miscegenation, movie reviews, New Moon, race-mixing, Robert Pattinson, Stephenie Meyer, Taylor Lautner, Trevor Lynch, Twilight, Twilight movie, white identity |
From Taki’s Magazine, November 17, 2009
This past weekend, a friend of mine recounted a visit he paid to his wife’s family in Arkansas around the time McCain had scheduled his much-awaited announcement of who his running-mate would be. Watching the coverage on TV, my friend was struck by just how quickly his Southern in-laws empathized [...]
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November 19, 2009 | Posted in General | Also tagged implicit whiteness, Richard Spencer, Sarah Palin |
I have watched a number of Disney animated features intended for children.
The messages in these films are so clear and so overpowering that it is a wonder none of the volunteer reviewers on Amazon see them.
But they don’t, and I suppose it is just as well.
Five are White Nationalist Classics. These are Snow White and [...]
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September 15, 2009 | Posted in General | Also tagged femininity, John Ford, Mogambo, movie reviews, Pretty Woman, pro-natalism, sex roles, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Little Mermaid, Walt Disney, Yggdrasil |
