Entries by Kevin MacDonald
Why It’s Important for Trump to Win
Trump’s 2016 victory was seen as nothing less than a cataclysm by the American establishment—the greatest shock to the system in memory and perhaps in the entire history of the Republic. After all, Trump was vehemently opposed by the entire establishment from far left to the neoconservative and Chamber of Commerce right. It was, one […]
Golden Dawn Leaders Sentenced to Prison
As an addendum to Colin Liddell’s article, “Greece Turns Against Democracy,” this New York Times article indicates that although Gold Dawn has been destroyed, other parties are attempting to take its place. As the leader of one of the new parties, Nikos Michaliakos said, Greeks would remember Golden Dawn “when illegal immigrants are the majority in Greece, […]
Moral Communities and the Summer of George
The Summer of George is a paradigmatic example of a media-induced moral panic. A whole new, well-funded industry involving “racial sensitivity training” has sprung up where White people are systematically browbeaten into racial submission and abject guilt for the accomplishments of their ancestors. Such moral panics are, so far as I know, unique to the […]
In Defense of Tucker Carlson
Having a career in the big media is like having a career in big politics. Politics is the art of the possible. Compromises are inevitable. And so it is in the media, where I suppose even many leftists have to suppress their real anti-White hatreds—Joy Reid and Don Lemon come to mind—in order to appeal […]
Gary Saul Morson’s “Suicide of the Liberals”
“Suicide of the Liberals” discusses the parallels between today’s woke liberal/progressive culture and the era before the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. Excerpts: Between 1900 and 1917, waves of unprecedented terror struck Russia. Several parties professing incompatible ideologies competed (and cooperated) in causing havoc. Between 1905 and 1907, nearly 4,500 government officials and about as many […]
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