TOQ: In A Conversation About Race, you explain how you came to be a believer in “white guilt.” How did you come to be a disbeliever? How did you become racially-conscious?
Craig Bodeker: By traveling. From my early experiences in the American South and in Hawaii. I was able to see firsthand the differences between [...]
On October 8th, and again on October 9th, Sonia Scherr, of the Southern Poverty Law Center, published two separate and scathing attacks on me and my documentary film, A CONVERSATION ABOUT RACE, on their HATEWATCH website.
Ms. Scherr made eight specific points regarding the film’s “errors,” before concluding that I am, in fact, a “racist.” Most [...]
From The Occidental Observer, September 12, 2009
When a set of beliefs becomes a society’s accepted morality, portrayals of good and evil often take stock forms. I’m younger than the majority of people who will read this, but even I am shocked with how much multiculturalism has replaced the old Ten Commandments morality as the basis [...]
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September 17, 2009 | Posted in General | Also tagged anti-white propaganda, movie reviews, Richard Hoste |
Braveheart is THE white nationalist masterwork.
Its message is remarkably explicit.
Braveheart the movie, and indeed, the life of the historical Sir William Wallace, dramatizes the very central dilemma of Western Civilization.
But before you can really understand Braveheart, you must understand The Seven Samurai, that giant of Eastern Nationalism.
There is a reason why I reviewed it [...]
My ponderous English friend GuessedWorker of Majority Rights has weighed in on Michael O’Meara’s prize winning essay on White Nationalism and my response to it. He inclines toward the view that a materialist account of ethnic genetic interests will prove more persuasive than seductive mythic appeals in any future White racial rejuvenation in North America.
GuessedWorker [...]
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August 13, 2009 | Posted in General | Also tagged American Civil War, American South, D. W. Griffith, Darwinism, ethnic genetic interests, Frank Salter, Gone with the Wind, Hunter Wallace, Ku Klux Klan, literature, Michael O'Meara, myth, Prozium, rational self-interest, The Birth of a Nation, Uncle Tom's Cabin, white nationalism, white racial consciousness |
For some time I have been concerned that we in the nationalist movement pay insufficient attention to culture and the arts. I am convinced that the same sensitive “code” antenna that we apply to news articles can be applied to movies. So let’s place a few under the “Jewelers loop” and discover the deeper meaning.
Stanley [...]
It is remarkable really.
Back in the 1960s I used to read about a “Marxist” Japanese movie entitled The Seven Samurai which supposedly inspired an equally Marxist (or was it existentialist?) American western knock off entitled The Magnificent Seven starring Steve McQueen. Well, I saw the American version live at the theater and could not discern [...]
Editor’s Note: The following unsigned review is from Altermedia Canada, March 21, 2009. I have added a link to Amazon.com, where the video can be purchased. If you know who wrote this article, please let us know. Special thanks to Michael O’Meara for bringing to my attention.
Ice Age Columbus ~ Who Were the First Americans?
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What is the best way to make miscegenation cool? Is it through state sponsored propaganda? If that were the case, Mao would’ve been able to stomp out racism in China and the Soviets in Russia. Hollywood, the agent of change in the West, has been much more successful. Movie producers and [...]
Editor’s Note: The following unsigned essay appeared in National Vanguard magazine, no. 117 (March-April 1997), 9-12. The pictures and captions have been added by TOQ Online. If you know who wrote this article, please let us know.
History has taught us that the most fundamental necessities for the existence of a healthy and progressive White society [...]
