Back in May, the Scientific American published an article on “The Forgotten History of the World’s First Trans Clinic.” Having written an essay on Jewish ‘sexology’ in 2015, it came as no surprise that the Scientific American opened the piece by celebrating the fact this clinic, Institut füer Sexualwissenschaft (the Institute for Sexual Research), “was […]
“Crime in Oldham had reached ‘record levels’ with a massive increase (to 60 percent of all incidents) in violent attacks on whites.” David Waddington, Policing Public Disorder[1] The racialist is bound to an instinctive love-hate relationship with the race riot. On the one hand, racial violence is a cause for sorrow and disgust. It represents […]
A Specter Haunting Europe: The Myth of Judeo-Bolshevism Paul Hanebrink Harvard University Press, 2018 As discussões e a literatura da historiografia judaica no atual meio acadêmico do estabilismo exigem extraordinária coreografia. Basicamente, trata-se de uma dança de bastante correria para cá e para lá. Os dançarinos revelam muito jogo de cintura pela gateza com que […]
Guillaume Faye Prelude to War: Chronicle of the Coming Cataclysm Arktos, 2021. “A people who no longer think about waging war are finished, drained of their substance and worn out from the inside.” Guillaume Faye, Prelude to War I discovered the writings of Guillaume Faye only after his death in 2019, when Arktos published a […]
“My own suggestion would be … both in your interest and in the interest of the cause of the Jews of the world to strike out the words ‘Crucify Him’ entirely.” Rabbi Edgar Magnin to Cecil B. DeMille, 1927. [1] Initially established in 1913 to manage fallout from the conviction of Jewish murderer Leo Frank, […]
“What Reform did not do, any more than the ‘Science of Judaism,’ was to solve the Jewish problem.” Paul Johnson, A History of the Jews, 1987. Sparked by Tucker Carlson’s remarkable move towards the Jewish Question, the recent condemnation of the ADL issued by 1,500 rabbis associated with the Coalition for Jewish Values (CJV) has once […]
