Entries by Kevin MacDonald

Zwei Beispiele jüdischer Doppelmoral: Wie sich Moral innerhalb der Gruppe von der Moral gegenüber Außenstehenden unterscheidet

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German translation of “Two ingroup morality items,” by Thora Wie auf den Seiten von TOQ schon oft festgestellt wurde, propagieren Diaspora-Juden im Westen  ständig Einwanderung und Multikultur als unverzichtbare Werte und moralische Ideale, die nicht in Frage gestellt werden dürfen, während die gesamte Politik des Staates Israel darauf gerichtet ist, dessen jüdischen Charakter zu bewahren. […]

“Nearly all the leaders of the liberal opposition [in Russia] are either fully Jewish or have Jewish background”

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It’s obvious that there is a strong Jewish influence in the West opposed to Russia, particularly noticeable among the Israel Lobby and the neocons — Victoria Nuland‘s family ties and her role in the Ukrainian revolution come to mind. There are many reasons for this, certainly including Russia’s alliance with Iran and Syria at a time when […]

A South African White Ethnostate

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In 2012 I participated in a protest at the South African Consulate in Los Angeles on the genocidal treatment of Whites in South Africa. Reports on the protests, which was part of a coordinated effort in other cities, routinely put the word ‘genocide’ in quotes and implied we were all neo-Nazis — an entirely predictable response by the respectable […]

Patrick Cleburne smells Jewish money behind the Jeb Bush campaign

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As American politics becomes ever more racialized, the powers that be are intent on defusing any hint that White people are at last determined to stop the unfolding horror. Back on December 8 the New York Times noted a desire to limit the field early on to prevent a “second-tier” candidate from winning the nomination. […]

Verbal Aggression and Moral Superiority as Components of the Jewish Approach to Immigration

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It’s refreshing to see John Derbyshire’s comment on his experience at National Review with conservatives dealing with immigration policy. Words have power—magic—and sometimes they have so much of it that we can no longer discuss rationally the things they refer to. That has been the case with National Question issues for as long as I have been […]