There are signs that the left is beginning to realize that White dispossession is not going to happen without a few bumps in the road. Recently Gregory Rodriguez wrote in the LA Times: I believe that white racial anxiety, not immigration, will be the most significant and potentially dangerous socio-demographic trend of the coming decade. The […]
The current TOO article is an introduction to the thought of Hans Prinzhorn, a German (“Leadership and the Vital Order: Selected Aphorisms by Hans Prinzhorn,” translated by Joseph D. Pryce). Quite a few of his ideas resonate with recent essays here. Perhaps most central is this: We can hold out no hope whatever for the […]
In Connecticut the other day, a black employee of a beer distributorship shot and killed 8 presumably white employees. I say “presumably”, because his quip was “I killed the five racists that was there bothering me.” Yet the majority of the MSM totally underplayed the racial angle, for reasons everyone by now understands: the […]
Edmund Connelly: Five or six years ago, I saw some kind of film purportedly showing the mass execution of scores of Eastern Europeans by a cadre of cold-blooded murderers. I didn’t know about YouTube then, so I can’t say if that was the source. In the film clip, lines of naked Whites, mostly blond haired, […]
In Central Pennsylvania recently, a white attorney was shot and killed at a public rifle range, and his customized weapon taken. Two white men were arrested and charged, and one said he was helping an “unnamed group” that sought to overthrow the government. (See here.) I was personally amazed that the local newspaper took a whole 24 […]
Chapter 5 of Alexandr Solzhenitsyn’s 200 Years Together: “After the Murder of Alexander II” has now been translated and is the topic of the current TOO article. Again, the project is worthy of financial support for the translators. (I am not involved except as publicizing and commenting on the chapters.) This is an important background chapter for […]
Solzhenitsyn’s Chapter 5 (“After the Murder of Alexander II”) recounts the important period after the assassination of Tsar Alexandar II in 1881. (See here.Donations for the translators are much needed.) The assassination inaugurated a period of anti-Jewish pogroms, restrictions on Jews, and an upsurge of Jewish involvement in revolutionary activities. Solzhenitsyn’s treatment is highly reminiscent of Albert […]
