Entries by Tom Sunic, Ph.D.

Comment on White genocide/White dispossession

I am aware of the troubling issues surrounding the ongoing White dispossession in the USA and EU. I also understand Bob Whitaker’s concern about my/AFP suggestion to drop the expression “White genocide” and replace it with “White dispossession” instead.  I am also saddened at Mr. Whitaker’s disapproval with our current support of Donald Trump’s campaign. I did […]

Manifestation des Identitaires autrichiens

4 MARS 2016, from Polemia; French translation of Tom Sunic’s “Where is Prince Eugene? Multicultural Madness and the End of Europe“ Discours de Tomislav Sunic, écrivain ♦ Traduit de l’allemand, voici le texte du discours prononcé par l’écrivain croate Tomislav Sunic le 20 février 2016 dans la ville de Klagenfurt en Autriche, au cours du […]

Wo bleibt Prinz Eugen? Der Multikultiwahnsinn und das Ende Europas

Editor’s note: This is the original version of Dr. Sunic’s speech at Klagenfurt, translated into English here. Alles dreht sich um die richtige oder falsche Kennzeichnung politischer Begriffe. Wir alle hier nennen uns freiheitsliebende Menschen, die heute sehr besorgt sind über die Zukunft der europäischen Identität. Unsere selbsternannten „antifaschistischen“ Gegner hingegen nennen uns Fremdenfeinde, Rassisten oder […]

Where is Prince Eugene? Multicultural Madness and the End of Europe

Below is my text-speech translated from the German original into English, delivered on February 20, 2016 in the Austrian city of Klagenfurt, at a rally against non-European migration. The anti-immigrant demonstration was organized by “the Identitarians” (IB) (Identitäre Bewegung), a rapidly growing cultural-political movement in Austria  The IB rally was attended by approximately 700 people […]

Cultural Bolsheviks in the Media Manipulate the English Language: Comment on “How America’s dying white supremacist movement is seizing on Donald Trump’s appeal”

Editor’s note: Dr. Tom Sunic sent this letter in reply to “How America’s dying white supremacist movement is seizing on Donald Trump’s appeal” by Peter Holley and Sarah Larimer which appeared in The Washington Post on Dec. 21. One might comment on the wishful thinking apparent in the title (by all accounts we are growing) and its […]