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The media love disaster. One can hardly sit through a half hour of cable news without hearing dire prophecies of “climate change” and other ecotastrophes. And over the past year, television pundits have warned incessantly that without massive Wall Street bailouts and compulsory Swine Flu vaccinations, the sky just might fall. This all comes on the heels of years of talk … [Read More]

Lost in Justin Raimondo’s torrent of mistaken assumptions and wild accusations is one useful question: What do “white nationalists” want? By putting the term in quotation marks, Mr. Raimondo has stumbled onto an important truth, namely, that there is no accepted term for contemporary Americans who still hold some of the views about race that were taken for granted by virtually … [Read More]

Jared Taylor

Whiteout

by Jared Taylor on May 20, 2009

Thanks to a group of disgruntled firemen, the question of what it means to be white is back in the news. By late June, the Supreme Court will decide whether the city of New Haven, Connecticut was right to throw out the results of a promotions test for lieutenant and captain only because the top scorers were white. The city badly … [Read More]

Jared Taylor

Primal Moments

by Jared Taylor on November 14, 2007

All boys dream of acts of heroic violence. By the age of seven or eight they have saved their mothers from countless imaginary villains, and as they get older they save other even more interesting females. The trouble is that for those of us who do not make a living carrying a gun, opportunities for heroic violence don’t come very often, … [Read More]

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Sniper's Tower

Death to the Dictator


The opposition in Iran, as elsewhere, uses the language of human rights to assert its moral superiority over its enemies in their seats of power. Opposition spokesmen point to government kangaroo … [Read More]

Posted by Charles Glass on January 28, 2010


Freak Friendly


“You know, despite it all, it’s still really a miracle America elected a black man as president,” my 60-something neighbor said to me over beers recently. You get this a lot … [Read More]

Posted by Gavin McInnes on January 28, 2010


Survival of the Fattest


Enter a London coffee house or restaurant, check into a hotel, or wander by a building-site, and you will find the workforce almost exclusively foreign. Yet British unemployment continues to surge … [Read More]

Posted by James Jackson on January 28, 2010


Tintin’s Flawed Creator


Few cartoon characters have been loved—or argued over—more than Tintin, the Belgian reporter-cum-detective whose adventures have been translated into over 50 languages and sold over 200 million books. To be precise, … [Read More]

Posted by Derek Turner on January 27, 2010


Apocalypse Not


MISSING: global recession, 6 billion careless owners. No, really, why do I see thousands of people milling around in the shops as though the credit crunch was nothing more than an … [Read More]

Posted by Ali Hope on January 19, 2010