Entries by Kevin MacDonald
Ucrânia: a instável aliança de nacionalistas com oligarcas judeus
A principal versão da mídia ocidental sobre a situação na Ucrânia “informa” que o “povo ucraniano” libertou-se do malvado e corrupto governo de [Víktor Fédorovych] Yanukóvytch. A participação de nacionalistas na derrubada do governo e a presença deles no novo governo têm sido minimizada. Organizações judaicas e escritores judeus “garantiram” ao The NY Times que […]
The Trump Impeachment: A Clash Between America’s Competing Elites?
Previously posted at Vdare.com. Is the Trump impeachment a Jewish coup? It’s a dangerous question even to ask. The Christian news outlet TruNews was labeled an anti-Semitic conspiracy-theory website and banned by a Jewish-dominated company—YouTube—for saying so. [2 Jewish Congress members want White House to shun news outlet that called Trump impeachment effort ‘Jew Coup’, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, December 10, […]
Ideas on maintaining relationships with the less committed in a dark age
Many of us are forced to deal with personal issues because of our political-cultural beliefs. A typical situation might be a wife or girlfriend—the great majority of activists on the dissident right are male—who is terrified of it becoming known that she is associated with someone who is shunned and socially ostracized. But of course, […]
“Bad Santa” and Eli Plaut’s “A Kosher Christmas”
[This article was originally posted on Dec. 24, 2013; it is a comment on an article that appeared in Tablet on Dec. 17, 2013. Tablet has seen fit to repost it in 2014, on Christmas eve, so I thought I would repost my comment.] Billy Bob Thornton and Tony Cox in Bad Santa. It’s that time of year again. Time […]
The AEI, a Major Neocon Thinktank, Implicated in the Sackler Family’s Opioid Crisis
My 2017 article on the Sackler family and the unfolding opioid disaster (“Opioids and the Crisis of the White Working Class”) emphasized the corruption of the academic and medical establishment: As in The Culture of Critique, this was a top-down movement based ultimately on fake science created at the highest levels of the academic medical establishment, […]
Can Church Influence Explain Western Individualism? Comment on “The Church, Intensive Kinship, and Global Psychological Variation,” by Jonathan F. Schulz et al.
Because of its uniqueness, Western individualism presents a daunting question for scholars and in particular for a theory based on evolutionary psychology. There are essentially two ways for an evolutionary perspective to attempt to understand uniqueness. One is to propose a unique evolutionary environment resulting in genetically based uniqueness; the other is to propose universal […]
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