Entries by Kevin MacDonald
Racialization of Politics in the UK
A major theme at TOO is the racialization of American politics—the tendency for politics to reflect racial/ethnic identities rather than economic interest, as was the rule in pre-multicultural America where the Democrats were the party of working class Whites. The racialization of politics means that the Democrats’ “ascendant majority” of non-Whites is likely to dominate […]
The Unstable Alliance of Nationalists and “Mainly Jewish Oligarchs” in the Ukraine
The main narrative in the Western media on Ukraine is that the “Ukrainian people” have delivered themselves from the evil, corrupt Yanukovych government. The nationalist role in toppling the government and its presence in the new government has been downplayed, with assurances given by Jewish organizations and Jewish writers in the NY Times that Putin’s […]
La Inestable Alianza Entre los Nacionalistas y las “Oligarquías Judías” en Ucrania
13 Marzo de 2014 La versión oficial de los medios de comunicación occidentales sobre Ucrania es que el “Pueblo Ucraniano” se ha liberado a sí mismo del gobierno malvado y corrupto de Yanukovich. El papel de los nacionalistas en la caída del anterior gobierno y su presencia en el nuevo ha sido minimizado, con garantías […]
A bit of IQ realism in the LA Times
Christopher Chabris, a psychologist at Union College, and Jonathan Wei, a researcher at the Duke University Talent Identification Program and at Case Western Reserve University, wrote an op-ed refuting a central dogma of cultural Marxism, that standardized tests have no validity (“Hire like Google? For most companies, that’s a bad idea“). What the professors write […]
Breaking up Ukraine along ethnic lines
In an earlier article on competing nationalisms in Ukraine, I suggested that states like Ukraine with large ethnic divisions should be divided into relatively ethnically homogeneous societies. This derives from the idea of what Frank Salter terms “universal nationalism”—that all peoples should be able to live in ethnically homogeneous states free of the conflict that […]
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