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Go to Part 1. Go to Part 2. Now that we have examined our present terrain, we may look to a notorious past campaign of White resistance. Though still afflicted with egalitarian dogma, the most balanced examination of Southern “massive resistance” to the Civil Rights movement that I have thus far encountered is George Lewis’s […]
The most pressing problem that our movement faces is that of organization. It is absolutely imperative that White advocates begin to geographically concentrate and procreate; we must reverse the White fertility crisis. Not only is there physical strength in numbers, but spiritual strength; if we can build continuous communities, the social ostracism that we are […]
Preamble: As a long-time professor on a number of American campuses, I have seen how universities work from the inside. And for years before that, as an undergrad and then graduate student, I have seen how student life develops and evolves, and how important it can be for shaping future views and attitudes. Now is […]
My recent TOO essay A Rejoinder on White Genocide generated a relatively large number of comments, some positive but mostly critical. Editor Kevin MacDonald has kindly allowed me to publish this follow-up essay to address some of the many issues raised. It’s an important topic for the alt-right, and it deserves more discussion than short […]
This is a much shortened and slightly revised version of the author’s article “Visions of the Ethnostate” which was featured in the Fall 2018 issue of The Occidental Quarterly. * * * * It is an interesting fact that in the already vast and ever-growing corpus of works, books, essays, articles and videos addressing […]
The White Nationalist Manifesto Greg Johnson San Francisco: Counter-Currents, 2018 150 pages I first met Greg Johnson in 2001 as part of a group of fifteen conference attendees having a late dinner at the Grove Park Inn in Asheville, NC. Dr. Johnson was among those seated at my end of the table. To drop two […]
In 1991 the USSR, beset with problems of debt, glasnost/perestroika, failure of national leadership, democratization, and out-of-control military spending, broke apart into 16 separate countries—some autonomous, others partially so. Notably, for the most part, this process occurred peacefully, that is, without the central ruling elite unleashing the might of its army against those regions, and […]
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