Mar 15, 2010

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Faux Right

Alternative Right has continued to make waves around the blogosphere. The site has generated more attention than I expected. I thought Spencer would launch the site and it would quietly attract a niche audience of racialists, libertarians, and paleos. It seemed reasonable to expect that Alt Right would get the silent treatment like the rest of our websites.That hasn’t...

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Mar 2, 2010

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Richard Spencer Launches Alternative Right

I have been glued to the same website for hours today: Richard Spencer’s new webzine Alternative Right, which was launched on Monday, March 1 with an excellent lineup of articles by Richard Hoste, E. Christian Kopff, Kevin Deanna, Steve Sailer, Paul Gottfried, and Robert Weissberg, among others.Perhaps the nicest thing I can say is that most of the articles are good enough to...

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Mar 2, 2010

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Why an Alternative Right Is Necessary

In 2009, Human Events named its “Conservative of the Year.” Their choice hadn’t passed an important piece of legislation. He didn’t write a philosophical treatise on conservative principles. His selection had nothing to do with his position on healthcare, the economy, gun rights, immigration, or affirmative action. Dick Cheney became America’s most...

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Jan 3, 2010

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Richard Spencer Leaves Taki’s Magazine

Editor’s Note: Richard, best of luck with your new venture. I hope your new site becomes a place where the best people in the conservative and libertarian movements in the US can meet and mingle with writers on Human Biodiversity, White Nationalism, the European New Right, the Conservative Revolution, Traditionalism, agrarianism, Third Positionism, and right-wing...

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Nov 19, 2009

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Richard Spencer on Sarah Palin and the Sisterhood

From Taki’s Magazine, November 17, 2009This 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 with the then-unknown governor of...

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Aug 31, 2009

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Richard Spencer on Inglourious Basterds

“Holocaust Revisionism”by Richard SpencerTaki’s Magazine, August 29, 2009I should first admit that it took quite a lot for me to actually go see Inglourious Basterds, Quentin Tarantino’s latest about a special Army unit of Jewish avengers, led by a half-Cherokee Good Ol’ Boy, who rampage through German-occupied France, killing, scalping, and/or branding top...

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May 27, 2009

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Richard Spencer on Sonia Sotomayor

“America’s Wise Latina Lady”by Richard Spencerfrom Taki’s Magazine, May 26, 2009Once upon a time, there were The Founders. Though tragically trapped in their slave holding and lack of gender and ethnic diversity, these wise fellows envisioned that on the American continent might arise a new nation that would evolve into exactly what we have today. And in order...

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May 14, 2009

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Time for Conservatives to Abandon the GOP

“A Hypocrisy That Can Win Again”by Richard Spencerfrom Taki’s Magazine, May 13, 2009Someone once told to me that at a John Randolph Club meeting back in the ‘90s, a man in the audience asked Sam Francis whether a recent GOP initiative, a big new social program or backdoor amnesty or some such thing, spelled the death of the party. Sam’s retort, “Well, I sure...

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