Se… trattassimo Coming of Age in Samoa di Margaret Mead come utopia, non come etnografia, lo capiremmo meglio ed eviteremmo molte discussioni inutili. (Robin Fox 1989, 3) Alcuni scrittori hanno commentato sui “cambiamenti radicali” verificatisi negli obiettivi e nei metodi delle scienze sociali in seguito all’ingresso degli ebrei in questi campi (Liebman 1973, 213; […]
As propaganda goes, one would be hard pressed to find a nastier, more noxious piece than Sander Gilman’s Newsweek op-ed on the horrifying fact that Paul Nehlen tweeted that he was reading my book, The Culture of Critique. Here’s Nehlen’s tweet: Currently reading ? pic.twitter.com/8UVUeEn7PC — Paul Nehlen (@pnehlen) December 27, 2017 Nehlen committed the horrible sin of simply […]
A sense of betrayal seems to lie just behind today’s political discourse—a feeling of being left behind, a suspicion that those at the top, in media, corporations, politics, academia, and finance, have motives and goals at odds with those of the broader population. Put simply, Americans of all backgrounds fear and loathe a hostile elite. […]
Given Andrew Joyce’s tweet, I thought I would repost this. When Greenblatt says that “tackling hate is a priority for shareholders,” what he really means, as elucidated by @TOOEdit, is that there are massive incentives for anti-White activity. pic.twitter.com/tOpscOaUDH — Joyce (@TOQJoyce) December 19, 2017 The war on Whites is getting increasingly obvious, to the point […]
Edmund Connelly’s article on Harvey Weinstein and the shiksa phenomenon discusses revenge as a motive. From this perspective, what Jews like Weinstein are doing is the result of hatred toward the goyim because of their perceptions of the long history of anti-Semitism. Of course much of this narrative is false and exaggerated, but the point is […]
Journalist Andrew Marantz published an article on Mike Enoch (“Birth of a White Supremacist“) in the New Yorker in which he wrote the following: In January, 2015, Enoch read “The Culture of Critique: An Evolutionary Analysis of Jewish Involvement in Twentieth-Century Intellectual and Political Movements,” by Kevin MacDonald, a former psychology professor at California State University, […]
