Apr 16, 2010

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Career Advice: Becoming an Small Business Office IT and Book-keeping Generalist

If you have any problem getting a job, or would like to start your own consulting business, learn Information Technology and Quickbooks, and set up offices to be highly automated and yet possess extremely redundant record-keeping. Many small businesses make very poor use of computers, and have very bad record-keeping. A situation you can set up is where a small business has...

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Apr 1, 2010

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An Economy of Our Own: The Need for White Economic Relocalization

Recently I  was at a supermarket that uses the American flag for its logo. The ladies at the deli were handing out samples of buffalo chicken salad, and I asked if I could buy a pound of it. They said, “No, it only comes in sandwiches that were made at a warehouse in Massachusetts.” We can assume the sandwich assemblers were recent immigrants, possibly illegals. Then...

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Mar 8, 2010

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A Birth

Last week I had the awesome experience of witnessing the birth of my firstborn. Words can hardly describe the depth and breadth of the emotions I felt as I saw my son for the first time. Before I became a parent, other parents always told me that watching a child being born is unlike any experience on earth, that there is no way to describe the intensity of the love you feel for...

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Mar 5, 2010

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Battle for a Place in the Sun

What I have been trying to accomplish with my articles on TOQ Online and Occidental Dissent is to get people to understand the elemental nature of our struggle. It is, in the end, not a war of words. It is a Mind-War, but not one that is decided by winning arguments. The Mind-War is decided by collective consciousness that leads to the needed individual and collective action.I want...

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Feb 26, 2010

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Note to Whites:
Animals Aren’t Children, May Actually Kill You

Dawn Brancheau, the 40-year-old White woman killed by a (surprise) killer whale, was married and had no children.  But “she loved the animals like they were her own children,” a family member says.Allow for a moment my angle on this, which I realize isn’t shared by some White advocates:  Dawn Brancheau represents a disturbing trend among Whites whereby puppies, kittens,...

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Feb 25, 2010

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Toward a White Transhumanism of Power

Judaism — A Transhumanistic Religion of PowerHow Judaism is like getting jumped into a gang:The ritual of getting jumped into a gang goes like this: the group beats the crap out of you, then if they decide you took it well, then they are all your “gang brothers” or whatever. They’re your best friends, and I would imagine a new gang member is ...

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Feb 12, 2010

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A Bottom Up Solution:
Culture Hacking & the Cultivation of Everyday Genius

My mentor is a very productive but anonymous activist with a 160 IQ. He told me many years ago that the White nationalist movement isn’t going anywhere if it is dominated by people making clownish and unserious incitements to violence.The worst thing about clownish and unserious incitements to violence is not the bad image it projects; bad as this is, the worst thing is that it...

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Feb 8, 2010

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The Secret to Long Life: “Right Tribe”

In this video, speaker Dan Buettner reviews three world spots — Sardinia, Okinawa, and Loma Linda, California (home of a community of 7th-day Adventists) — where people regularly live to be 100.He throws in some political correctness (like claiming that the Adventists are racially mixed, which I question the extent of), but the biggest conclusion is: You live long by having a...

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Jan 29, 2010

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Seeing America as a Battle for Economic Niches

I happened to see this tidbit by Peter Brimelow from VDARE:Wendy Gramm, wife of Republican presidential candidate Phil Gramm. During the Iowa caucus race, Mrs. Gramm dismissed complaints about low wages paid by the meatpacking giant IBP, of which she was a director, with a knee-jerk platitude from her days as an economics professor: “Wages of labor, like other prices, are set...

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Jan 28, 2010

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Tired of Low Quality?

Are you not tired of paying top dollar for an item and seeing it fall apart after a few years? I certainly am. My philosophy as a (reluctant) consumer has always been to spend a little more and purchase a high-quality item, rather than pinch my pennies and purchase whatever will do the job, and purchase it again and again, each time it breaks, ad infinitum. As time has passed,...

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