Over a warm August Saturday in America, twenty-nine people died in mass shootings. We do not yet know what motivated Connor Betts, who slaughtered nine outside a Dayton, Ohio bar. Patrick Crusius made sure the world would know why he murdered twenty at an El Paso, Texas WalMart. Across the Internet we are hearing that Crusius […]
Oscar Wilde once said the only thing worse than being talked about was not being talked about. Oscar Wilde also went to prison and died broke. Some bad reputations get you Slutwalks and positive feedback. Others can get you assaulted, fired or even jailed for life plus a few hundred years. So when Maine for […]
So how did a Vodou Priest become a White Racist? There are a few versions of that story. I would have clarified things earlier had I thought it would help. But there’s no point negotiating with people who see compromise as weakness and apologies as proof of guilt. Instead I spoke the truth as I saw […]
Not long after our previous episode, my pants from All American Clothing arrived. The “seconds Canvas Utility Pants” ($24.95) had a minor sewing flaw on the button hole: I’ve purchased clothes off the rack with far more glaring faults. The Khaki AA Casual Pants ($54.95) which I am wearing now are comfortable and well-made. Both […]
As I was sorting laundry a few days ago I realized I need some new casual dress pants. Since I’ve been writing for some time about American Traditionalism and American Nationalism, I decided this time I would put my money where my mouth is. My new khakis needed to be not only comfortable, durable and […]
For my fifth podcast I expand upon an earlier article I wrote for Pendulum. If you’re new to the Dissident Right, curious about the Dissident Right or simply skeptical about much of what passes for Leftist ideology nowadays here are some pointers on where to go next.
After two world wars, midcentury America was sick of conflict and bloodshed. Americans wanted Peace. They wanted Freedom. They wanted Democracy. But then, as now, they found themselves asking what those words mean. In 1949 semanticist Samuel Inouye (S.I.) Hayakawa addressed the issues of what words mean — and what they can do — in Language in […]
For our fourth podcast we look to the great state of Maine and to my friend and Pendulum editor Tom Kawczynski. Tom is the former town manager of Jackman, Maine: he was fired from his job thanks to his “White Supremacist” beliefs. I’ve presented some of those beliefs here, along with some thoughts of my […]
Our third podcast develops upon a blog post inspired by earlier comments. At its best the Internet is a joint collaboration between content producers and creators. Writers have more opportunity than ever before to engage with their audience in real time. The podcast is already allowing me to tap that resource to my benefit — […]
In response to a commenter’s complaint that all his favorite bloggers were moving to audio and video formats, I decided to expand upon my earlier podcast in writing and see the ways in which the medium changes the message. 5,000 years ago our ancestors on the Orkney Islands built toilets which drained waste away from […]
Europa’s Children 