I never see Chicago unless it’s from the air as I depart O’Hare. Sometimes, I look down at the South
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Worse is the Easiest Prediction
There’s been plenty of speculation in our circles on what the recent riots may precipitate. My take is that the
Please, Let’s Disband the Police!
Of all the mayhem, the scene I found most compelling transpired in Seattle. Here’s a recap: ANTIFA are blocking a
The Answer
I am by no means a big influence on the dissident scene, much less in the world at large. But,
Concentric Circles of Identity
One of the issues that many in the Alternative Right never addressed was the question of genuine identity. For the most
The Many Periods of Reconstruction
This third wave of Reconstruction generally remains shrouded in silence. Despite the lack of recognition, this particular period inflicted much more damage than even Southern identiarians care to admit.
The Long Walk Home
For many of us, we were tired and hungry. We were exhausted with the utter failure of mainstream conservativism and
Create Living Monuments
Amid the demonstrations following the death of George Floyd, the cries of racism and iconoclasm have reached a crescendo in
It Ain’t Up to the Cops
They don’t make the decisions.
Real “Southern Nationalism”
It is a time of storm, when “radicalism”– the desires of desperate men– needs to be anchored to bedrock. My suggestion is that the bedrock be the Nation South.