A recent afternoon found me perusing The Rural Negro on my deck. It was written in 1930 by Carter Goodwin
Tag: Deep Thoughts
Blood, Soil, and Faith – The Fundamental Building Blocks of a Nation, Part I: Blood
Author’s Note: This is the first part in a three-part series on how genetics, geography, and religion together form nations.
Liberating the North?
Many people in the Southern Dissident Right tend to either be fascists, modified national socialists, Christian fundamentalists, paleoconservatives, or some
The Uniform of a Man
As I walked into my closet and turned on the light, I spotted something out of the corner of my
Proclamation with Exclamation!
It is commonly accepted that our ideas, our resolves, are not acceptable, not palatable in this present age. Regardless, they
We Are Not Equal in God’s Eyes
There is a bizarre religion that permeates the West. It is a false faith predicated on universal equality. It has
The Political Consequences of Hunger
The idea that the world could be hit with a major famine – not just in the normal hotspots of
There’s Strength in Solidarity
I’m pretty sure that 2019 was the last year that most of us will recognize as normal. However, these past
Why Russia will Defeat the United States
Like many boys in the 1980s, I dreamed of being a “Wolverine.” If you hail from Generation X or you
Another “Great Reconciliation” Is Not Possible
The narrative that most leftwingers have of the 1980s is that it was an era of conservative backlash. Essentially, they