Life events have brought me into increasing contact with Central Pennsylvania, a vast tract of mountainous, rolling farmland stretching between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. I think it was James Carville who derided Pennsylvania as those two cities “and Alabama without Blacks in between.” There is something to that description. It is not a wealthy area, and […]
The most important newspaper in America is the New York Times. The most important court in America is the U.S. Supreme Court. And the most important law school in America is Yale Law School. So whoever finds himself straddling these three towering institutions has power on the order of say, being the Senate Judiciary Committee, all […]
Last August, I wrote about CNN’s predictably biased coverage of the beating death of Luís Ramírez, an illegal alien in the small Pennsylvania town of Shenandoah. The young White men prosecuted beat some of the charges, leading to yet another round of predictable media coverage. Most stories I read began with that most ominous of […]
John Sharpe is a writer and publisher who formerly ran the Legion of St. Louis and now runs IHS Press. He is also an editor of the two Neo-Conned books condemning the neoconservative war in Iraq. With a résumé like this, it’s not surprising that Sharpe would run afoul of the thought police. The $PLC describes […]
Review of Stuff White People Like: A Definitive Guide to the Unique Taste of Millions, by Christian Lander. New York: Random House, 2008 From The Occidental Quarterly, vol. 8, no. 4 (Winter 2008–2009). (Click here for information on subscriptions to TOQ.) Does Christian Lander have our number? For a wide, mostly liberal swath of the […]
Few terms are more beloved by the media than “white supremacist.” It conjures an image of a tattooed skinhead barking “sieg heil” or a gap-toothed Klansman at a lynching. Proper people recoil in horror. Every so often, a genuine moron pops up in the news who practically begs for the term, however many galaxies away he is from actual […]
Some whites might have thought that by casting a ballot for Barack Obama, they’d be treated to a few reverse turns on the vice-grip of white guilt in America. Even a few pro-white folks might have speculated an Obama win would serve to quiet the shrill attacks on whites as the source of all evil. […]
