Category Archives: Africans
Plaasmoord and the Sigma Signals
Recently a low-budget piece of cinematic schlock had a vast swath of the world’s population foaming at the mouth, simply because it represented a slight upon their religiously-based identity. Compare this with the almost blanket indifference that has greeted another small film, this one touching on a campaign of genocidal murder against another group As [...]
Brief Journey to Sweden
This Summer I spoke at this year’s Identitär Idé conference, which was held on 28 July in Stockholm. These conferences are seminars organised by the blog portal and think-tank Motpol, in conjunction with Arktos and Metapedia, to discuss identitarian ideas. The ideas explored are linked mainly to the European New Right. Last year’s guests were [...]
Review of Beyond Human Nature, by Jesse J. Prinz
Jesse J. Prinz is the Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the City University of New York and an Adjunct Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina. His academic specialism is the philosophy of psychology, and he has produced books and articles on emotion, moral psychology, aesthetics and consciousness. His latest book, Beyond Human [...]
Black Racial Privilege and White Displacement in Education in the New South Africa
The old South African educational system was racist. The new system is now also racist just that now Whites are the group that are subject to racial discrimination. The new South Africa does not judge on merit, but on your race…. so the more things change, the more they stay the same. If you wish [...]
Negroid immigration in Holland: Antilleans and Somalis compared
Until the 1970s there was no significant Negro presence in Holland. In the 1970s the first wave came from Surinam, in the 1980s the second wave from the Antilles and in the 1990s the third wave from Somalia. Since elites in the media and academic world never tire of saying that mass immigration is beneficial [...]
Darren Scully’s X-File
Darren Scully, as of Tuesday night former mayor of the Irish town of Naas, has become yet another of those ‘respectable’ conservatives caught up with by the world they made possible with their appeasement of the Left. On Tuesday morning, speaking live on the town’s Kildare radio station KFM, he candidly confessed to the frustrations [...]
And What About the Pygmies, Bienvenu?
Those who read Mister will remember than in my future dystopia Herge’s Tintin in Congo circulated in the underground as a banned text. This was not entirely without reason, as in real life one Bienvenu Mbutu Mondondo, a Congolese citizen based in Belgium, has since at least 2007 been on a crusade to get the [...]
David Starkey: No Refuge in Cultural Arguments
British historian David Starkey’s indiscretion continues to rankle among the morally uplifted (“David Starkey’s views on race disgrace the academic world, say historians.”) 102 academics are horrified by his behavior, complaining that his crass generalisations about black culture and white culturrrre as oppositional, monolithic entities demonstrate a failure to grasp the subtleties of race and class [...]
David Starkey on Black Culture and Non-Racial English Nationalism
Historian David Starkey is in damage control mode for his remarks on the UK riots. In The Telegraph (“UK riots: It’s not about criminality and cuts, it’s about culture… and this is only the beginning“) he defends his main point that Black culture is the root of the problem, partly with this telling comment: Even stranger [...]
Facing the Future as a Minority
Was the Immigration Act of 1924 Illiberal?
