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My “Ask Me Anything” on VOAT

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I did an “Ask me anything” at VOAT on May 5th. It’s a bit like speed dating because it’s all done quickly and without a lot of deliberation. This is a somewhat edited version, including some comments on some of my replies and my comments. Sorry I didn’t get around to all the questions. People […]

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Folk-Right Versus Multiculturalism

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To most Westerners today, the words ‘nation’, ‘nationality’ and ‘law’ seem only to mean the state, citizenship and legislation enacted by the state. But there are other meanings to these words, which were their primary and even sole meanings in the past. The nation was once the ethnic group, the tribe at large — nationality […]

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Un Ethno-État pour les Blancs d’Afrique du Sud

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English version here. Article d’origine publié le 19 février 2015 En 2012, j’ai participé à une manifestation devant le Consulat d’Afrique du Sud de Los Angeles contre le traitement génocidaire infligé aux Blancs en Afrique du Sud. Les articles rendant compte de ces manifestations, qui étaient organisées en même temps dans plusieurs villes, mettaient régulièrement […]

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A South African White Ethnostate

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In 2012 I participated in a protest at the South African Consulate in Los Angeles on the genocidal treatment of Whites in South Africa. Reports on the protests, which was part of a coordinated effort in other cities, routinely put the word ‘genocide’ in quotes and implied we were all neo-Nazis — an entirely predictable response by the respectable […]

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The Camp of the Saints Invasion: Empathy for Helpless Children Versus Racial/Ethnic Interests

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One of the main reasons for unplugging myself from cable TV is that I wouldn’t have to watch displays like Kirsten Powers on the O’Reilly Factor (6/17) discussing the Camp of the Saints invasion across the U.S. southern border. Wikipedia says that Powers is a serious Christian: In her mid-30s, she became an evangelical Christian. The process […]

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Freedom of Association and the Right of Exclusion: The Rights Before All Others, Part 1

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What follows is a 2005 exchange between Justice Stephen Breyer of the Supreme Court and Joshua Rosenkranz, an attorney arguing for the unconstitutionality of a law that denied federal funding to law schools that barred military recruiters from campus.[1] Justice Breyer: — So, in fact, to be clear, you also think schools that are angry […]

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What the Immigration Debate Really Should Be About

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Editor’s note: It strikes me that until we talk explicitly about racial/ethnic genetic interests, we cannot win. The 1924 Immigration Restriction Act was based on an explicit assertion of an ethnic status quo which assumed that each group currently in the country had an interest in maintaining their ethnic representation. The Boasian attack on the […]