Entries by Kevin MacDonald
Psychological Mechanisms and White Interests, Part 2
Go to Part 1. Psychological Mechanisms that Work to Our Advantage Implicit Whiteness. However, getting away from the Finnish example, there are also psychological mechanisms that are likely to create an increased sense of White identity and White interests in the years ahead. This should give us some hope for the future. The demographic transformation, […]
Psychological Mechanisms and White Interests, Part 1
Editor’s note: This is a talk given at the Awakening Conference in Turku, Finland, April 6, 2019. There are obviously many challenges for White people in the West, starting with the fact that throughout the West the media and academic culture are absolutely dedicated to importing new peoples into lands traditionally dominated by people of […]
Fraser Anning’s Open Letter on the New Zealand Murders
Fraser Anning is a Senator from Queensland in the Australian Parliament. His letter appeared in Pickering Post, March 27, 2019. AN OPEN LETTER TO PRIME MINISTER SCOTT MORRISON from Senator Fraser Anning Prime Minister Morrison, You are threatening to censure me in the Australian Parliament for statements I made following the mass murder of New Zealand […]
Interview with Edward Dutton, the Jolly Heretic
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview and thought it allowed me to get at some important questions in my research. Edward Dutton is an evolutionary psychologist whose book on Finland was reviewed on TOO by F. Roger Devlin. We discuss controversial issues related to The Culture of Critique, Dutton’s book on Finland, and my forthcoming Individualism and the […]
The Role of Empathy in Moral Communities: Altruism—and Pathological Altruism
Editor’s note: This is an excerpt from a book to be titled Western Individualism and the Liberal Tradition: Evolutionary Origins, History, and Prospects for the Future. It is completed apart from proof-reading and deciding how to publish it now that Amazon has become part of the thought police. In a later section of this chapter […]
