Reminds me of the Postville Jews having no respect for local customs and not caring in the least what non-Jews think of them. In mid-August, a video filmed at the Les Deux Alpes resort in Isère—located at the gateway to the Écrins massif—went viral on X. It shows a shopkeeper leaning against the counter of […]
For the time being, then, this intervention force is operating in the same way as in Jean Raspail’s novel The Camp of the Saints: against nationalists and in favor of immigrants. Talk of NATO’s collapse and an American withdrawal from Europe is farcical nonsense. Not only do the United States remain committed to Europe’s external […]
Henri Dubost was what Americans used to call a “French Matheu”; he was also a nationalist patriot—a racially nationalist one. He was about to turn 75, but on July 9, 2026, he was in Basel, Switzerland, for an AVD—what Swiss law terms “Assisted Voluntary Dying” That is the whole story. On the left, Henri Dubost […]
The year is 59 BC; Cicero is defending his friend, the governor Lucius Flaccus, in court against Jews who accuse him of stealing their gold. Everything is already present in Cicero’s defense of Flaccus: gold and the Jews, their penchant for legal chicanery, their propensity to confuse justice with vengeance, their way of manipulating authorities, […]
The idea for this article originated when, on May 18, 2026, I heard a rebroadcast of a 2002 interview of filmmaker Costa-Gavras by Marc-David Calvet on his show “Chants des toiles”, on the occasion of the theatrical release of his film “Amen”. In this program, Costa-Gavras explains the importance of music in his films, especially […]
Back in 1975, they didn’t say “Remigration,” but “Repatriation.” For today’s viewer, this is perhaps the only interesting point that saves an otherwise rather lackluster video: even fifty years ago, people were talking about remigration, about return, and about encouraging return. And the exact opposite happened; migration flows to Western countries increased, as did miscegenation. […]
