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The Fading Janissary-Class
A journalist with the New York Times, and one very far removed from Southern culture, heritage, and military service, recently
The Z-Blog Power Hour: Talking To Normie
Continuing my experimental phase, the show this week is about ways to talk to our normie friends and family, in
The Last Anglo
Sir Roger Scruton is no longer among us. His life and his contributions have, (nihil nisi bonum) a very mixed
Objectives of Southern Nationalism
A commentator on a recently published ID article asked the following question in rebuttal to the article’s thesis: “Sacrifice for
State of Emergency Declared for Lobby Day
Coonman at it again.
Myth of the 20th Century: Day of Deceit – The Truth About FDR and Pearl Harbor
“December 7th, 1941 – a day which will live in infamy.” So said President Franklin Roosevelt in his speech to
Shameless Really is Shameless
It is common knowledge amongst those in the Dissident Right and adjacent organizations that current media entertainment is toxic and
The Trojan Horse
Many of us despise what has become of our world, our society, our communities, and our cities. We look back
The Obsession With Work
Andrew Yang is the last minority standing in the DNC field. His success is a mix of his reddit appeal,