Monthly Archives: Jan 2020

By Esau Today (anonymous blogger), read the original article here Miscegenation is one of those topics that you just can’t bring up since it’s so controversial, and we don’t want to upset or offend our friends and family. But more important than the uncomfortable feeling we get when speaking of such taboo subjects is the overall well-being our friendsContinue reading “Miscegenation & The Suffering It Causes”

By Simone Azzopardi, Times of Malta, read the original article here The commission on gender-based violence and domestic violence is aware that good legislation against domestic violence that came into force in 2018, has to go hand in hand with the implementation of policy and strengthening of services. Moreover, the need to address gender equalityContinue reading “There’s no excuse for abuse”

By Borna, Defend Europa, read original article here Louisa and Maren were their names. They were both students, 24 and 28 years old respectively. They had almost finished their studies. Their lives were ahead of them… By now you have probably heard of what happened, and are aware that there is a video. And in this article I willContinue reading “The Dangers of Empathy: Louisa & Maren’s Murder”

By Carlos Whitlock Porter, read original article here The Rhodesian Railways train stops for water in the desert. Crowds of ragged Africans mob the train, running hysterically to any white face in the window. “Please one penny, baasjie (bossie), please give me just one penny”, whimpers a filthy child with a swollen belly and bonyContinue reading “Requiem for Rhodesia”

By İlker Yaman, We Love Istanbul, read the original article here We all know that the change of the name from Constantinople to Istanbul in 1930 was significant. Ataturk was showing the West that the newly founded Turkish Republic was different than Ottoman Empire as day and night, while he was trying to arrest his people attention to the fact that itContinue reading “White on White Massacre: The Istanbul Pogrom”

By Nancy Jennings, American Renaissance, read original article here In the late 1980s, I was in my early 20s just finishing my bachelor’s degree in education at Emory University. At that time, I discovered a book called All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, a series of tongue-in-cheek lessons on living by Robert Fulghum.Continue reading “What I Learned in Kindergarten”

From the La Griffe du Lion blog, read original article here The life of a diversicrat is disagreeable. He is surrounded by irritants. Of them, he finds none more unsettling than race, particularly racial differences. He confronts them daily, on the athletic field, in the classroom, in the workplace and on the street. Most pricklyContinue reading “The Politics of Mental Retardation: A Tail of the Bell Curve”

By Gedaliah Braun, American Renaissance, read original article here I am an American who taught philosophy in several African universities from 1976 to 1988, and have lived since that time in South Africa. When I first came to Africa, I knew virtually nothing about the continent or its people, but I began learning quickly. I noticed, for example,Continue reading “Racial Differences in Morality and Abstract Thinking”

Arabic is the fifth most widely spoken language in the world with 315 million native speakers and may well be the lingua franca, or vehicular language, of the White world if it were to unite to form a single country. It’s true that Arabic is sub-divided into many distinct dialects but in all Arabic speakingContinue reading “The Case for Latinizing the Arabic Language”

Actually, northern and central Europeans, who make up the vast majority of Europeans, aren’t true whites like Turks, Berbers or Arabs. This might sound strange; after all, how are Middle Easterners more ‘white’ than the fairer complex Europeans? Well, ‘white’ is the generic term for the ‘Caucasian race’; there is no actual such race asContinue reading “Nordic Europeans Aren't True Whites”