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The AEI, a Major Neocon Thinktank, Implicated in the Sackler Family’s Opioid Crisis

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My 2017 article on the Sackler family and the unfolding opioid disaster (“Opioids and the Crisis of the White Working Class”) emphasized the corruption of the academic and medical establishment: As in The Culture of Critique, this was a top-down movement based ultimately on fake science created at the highest levels of the academic medical establishment, […]

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Andrew Joyce Reviews Richard Houck’s Liberalism Unmasked

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Liberalism Unmasked Richard Houck Arktos, 2018 Available at Arktos and Amazon (all 5-star reviews) One of my favorite old Irish ballads is ‘The Wind That Shakes the Barley,” written by the nineteenth-century poet Robert Dwyer Joyce. The song (sung magnificently here by Dolores Keane) revolves around a young Wexford rebel who sacrifices his relationship with his beloved, and then […]

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The Real Obama Legacy, Part 1: Foreign Policy

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How will Obama be viewed historically? The obvious answer is: in two completely different ways. First, he is now, has been, and will be remembered as one of our greatest, most consequential presidents … by the far left “Mainstream” Media who have uncritically supported him all along. According to a recent CNN broadcast, Obama’s leading […]

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All Publicity Is Good Publicity, Even for the Alt Right

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The Alt Right currently holds a symbiotic relationship with the mainstream press: they are both interested and repelled by us; we are repelled by them, yet interested in the communicative power that their platform affords us.  With the Alt Right’s rise from relative obscurity to international notoriety in six months, this is worth exploring.  Could […]

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Une victoire historique, possiblement révolutionnaire !

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 De Blanche Europe; Tradution de l’article de The Occidental Observer. C’est une victoire extraordinaire. Les étoiles étaient alignées. Tout d’abord, que Trump parvienne à être nommé candidat républicain. Puis il se retrouve face à la candidate la plus corrompue, la moins charismatique de l’Histoire (je pense que Joe Biden aurait battu Trump, et peut-être même Bernie […]

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Donald Trump, Judge Curiel, and (((Mean Tweets))): The Reality of Ethnic Identification in Multicultural America

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Strong ethnic identifications for non-Whites remain controversial in multi-cultural America. On the cuckservative right, such identifications are half-heartedly condemned because they like to imagine that an ideal America should be blind to ethnicity as a way of justifying their non-opposition to massive non-White immigration (“after all, they’re just like us”) and their own lack of identification as […]