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Practical Help for Young Parents and Homeschoolers, Part III

I wrote a while back, and metaphorically, about how the process of mirror grinding and polishing is analogous in certain

Narratives abound that there is no “big normie” that needs to be red-pilled to help rally people to our cause

I see it all the time. A thread on a social media string begins with the latest violent assault or

The mark of a defeated and cowed “opposition” is to accept the moral framework that your opponent gives you. You

When I got out of the Air Force and returned to Oklahoma, I went straight to work in construction for

Being a dissident is difficult. You have the intelligence to question and see genuine patterns of behaviors and trends that

One element of the Dissident Right I never liked is the “f— sportsball” crowd, i.e. the people who argue vigorously

The South, and by extension Southerners, have had a long history of military prowess. From the campaigns in the Southern

Our particular group is one with philosophical forefathers, but no organizational ones. We do not have institutional cache to lean

The storming of the Capitol building on January 6th, 2021 was inarguably a big deal. An innocent woman lost her