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The Brown Scare
•�November 1, 2024
•�2,600 Words •�88 Comments • Reply
Before the 2022 midterms, President Joe Biden gave a menacing speech with cartoonish black-and-red colors, accusing “Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans” of extremism that threatens the “very foundations of our Republic.” Some conservatives thought the aesthetics were close to fascism, complete with dire warnings about an internal enemy. The tactic worked. Abortion overwhelmed economic worries... Read More
A Campaign Ad for Donald Trump
If he knew what’s good for him.
•�October 18, 2024
•�700 Words •�19 Comments • Reply
This video is available on Rumble, BitChute, and Odysee. If I were Donald J. Trump, and I really wanted to be president again, this is the campaign ad I would make. Imagine the candidate staring into the camera and saying this: << Did you know that on its first day in office, the Biden-Harris administration... Read More
Meet Ur Jaddou, Ultimate American
Dedicated to giving your country away.
•�August 9, 2024
•�2,400 Words •�11 Comments • Reply
She runs the US Citizenship and Immigration Services. It’s the part of the Department of Homeland Security that decides who can come to America and who can become a citizen. Miss Jaddou looks white, but her father is an immigrant Iraqi and her mother is Mexican. She is married to the dark-skinned man sitting behind... Read More
Why Trump Is No Longer the Clear Favorite
•�July 25, 2024
•�1,800 Words •�149 Comments • Reply
In 2020, Donald Trump supporters were confident he would win. In 2022, Republicans predicted a “red wave.” Incredibly, in 2024, Republicans and Donald Trump supporters are not just confident but complacent, even with the former president now taking on Kamala Harris. They are not totally irrational. On the surface, Kamala Harris is not a formidable... Read More
The Assassination Attempt Changes Nothing
•�July 17, 2024
•�800 Words •�14 Comments • Reply
In the recent movie Civil War, the president of the United States is clearly based on Donald Trump. He is an authoritarian who, among his other crimes, abolishes the FBI. At the end, he is executed as he begs for his life in front of contemptuous journalists. Commentary at Morgoth’s Review called the film a... Read More
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The Assassination Attempt
•�July 15, 2024
•�1,900 Words •�290 Comments • Reply
Some loser tried to kill Donald Trump. Republicans are in a frenzy of recrimination and finger-pointing while some liberals now say they will vote for the former president. They are being just as irrational as anyone who thought we needed a “racial reckoning” because of George Floyd. The death of one small-time black criminal should... Read More
The X Files: Trump Assassination Attempt
•�July 14, 2024
•�300 Words •�15 Comments • Reply
President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt on Saturday, taking a grazing bullet wound in the ear. He responded with bravura, pumping his fist at the crowd and telling them to “fight” as the Secret Service tried to hustle him off. Several progressives on X alleged that the shooting may have been fake. This would... Read More
Joe Biden Gets Religion on Border Control
•�June 7, 2024
•�1,500 Words •�16 Comments • Reply
One of the first things Joe Biden did after he was elected was undo Donald Trump’s immigration legacy. He stopped deportations and border wall construction, and called for amnesty. That summer, he ended President Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy. CNN ran a picture of a young man holding a Nicaraguan flag, with the caption: “He... Read More
Now More Than Ever
•�June 3, 2024
•�1,100 Words •�21 Comments • Reply
Sonald Trump was never what we hoped he would be. He never will be. The “God-Emperor” memes from 2016 are now embarrassing. He broke his immigration promises, he arguably made things worse on race, and he never even controlled the bureaucracy. He is not the Once and Future King; he is not even Nayib Bukele.... Read More
Illegal Immigrant Controversy Mars Biden’s Triumph
•�March 8, 2024
•�800 Words •�22 Comments • Reply
President Joe Biden scored a political success last night, beating the low expectations for his State of the Union. However, white advocates watching it rolled their eyes. Within a few seconds, he had invoked World II, Hitler, and January 6. This was a shameless campaign speech as he claimed “freedom and democracy are under assault... Read More
A Strategy of Spite Could Work for Biden
•�January 17, 2024
•�2,000 Words •�23 Comments • Reply
During the 2022 midterm elections, President Joe Biden gave an angry speech with a menacing black-and-red background, calling his GOP opponents enemies of equality and democracy. It seemed like a sign of desperation — the tactic of a failing president trying to distract people from real economic problems by inciting hatred. Much of the country... Read More
When Whites Surrender Power to Blacks
•�August 15, 2023
•�1,500 Words •�279 Comments • Reply
Few phenomena outside of the physical sciences follow iron laws, but here’s an exception: whites suffer under black rule. It’s the same, whether in post-colonial sub-Sahara Africa or American cities. The effect may take some time, but it remains an iron law, and unlike arcane scientific laws, the confirming evidence is everywhere. No need to... Read More
The Desperate Search for White Supremacists
Even non-whites are caught in the dragnet.
•�June 9, 2023
•�1,700 Words •�118 Comments • Reply
Thumbnail credit: © Allison Dinner/ZUMA Wire This video is available on Rumble, BitChute, and Odysee. Joe Biden loves saying it, and last month he did it again: “Biden Says ‘White Supremacy’ Most Dangerous Threat To U.S.” He was just quoting his top cops. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro “Mayorkas says White supremacists pose ‘most prominent threat’... Read More
Equity? No, It’s Tyranny
•�March 3, 2023
•�1,900 Words •�27 Comments • Reply
Splash out money to non-whites and teach them to hate us. Thumbnail credit: © Saquan Stimpson/CNP via ZUMA Press Wire This video is available on Rumble, BitChute, and Odysee. Our president is at it again, trying harder than ever to turn the entire federal government into a giant discrimination machine against white, heterosexual men. As... Read More
What Is 'Our Democracy?'
•�September 23, 2022
•�1,900 Words •�18 Comments • Reply
President Joe Biden’s midterm campaign message is that he is defending democracy from former president Donald Trump and his supporters. At Independence Hall, he says “MAGA forces” are a threat to the country. Among their sins is their promotion of “authoritarian leaders” and “[fanning] the flames of political violence that are threat to our personal... Read More
Fighting the Feds on Immigration
•�August 26, 2022
•�1,800 Words •�10 Comments • Reply
Article IV, Section 4? This video is available on BitChute, Rumble, and Odysee. Let’s start with a headline: “A majority of Americans see an ‘invasion’ at the southern border, NPR poll finds.” That included 41 percent of Democrats. NPR is shocked. It doesn’t understand why people are “embracing increasingly extreme rhetoric around immigration.” Is NPR... Read More
Government 'For the People'?
•�May 20, 2022
•�1,900 Words •�11 Comments • Reply
Not for you, white man. This video is available on Rumble, BitChute, and Odysee. On his first day in office, Joseph Biden signed Executive order 13985, which pushes “diversity, equity, and inclusion” into every corner of everything the government does every day, anywhere in the world. He ordered a “whole of government” approach to rescue... Read More
Forget Title 42. How About Title 1790?
•�May 6, 2022
•�1,800 Words •�12 Comments • Reply
It’s the only way to seal the border. This video is available on Rumble, BitChute, and Odysee. You hear the expression “crisis at the southern border” so often, you hardly pay attention. Maybe we need a new expression for what Joseph Biden is doing: catastrophe, disaster, calamity. The closer you look, the better you understand... Read More
A Contemptible "Disinformation Governance Board"
•�May 4, 2022
•�2,400 Words •�93 Comments • Reply
The Framers wrote the Constitution at a time when state churches were central to a nation’s identity. A state church gives an official answer to the most important questions about human existence. The First Amendment doesn’t (or shouldn’t) just stop the government from silencing us. It also implicitly bars the government from forcing us to... Read More
The Great Wasted Potential of CPAC
•�March 1, 2022
•�3,100 Words •�21 Comments • Reply
CPAC is the great annual festival of useless conservatism, and 2022 was like the rest. There were countless declarations of love for America and assertions that it is the greatest nation on earth — not just now but in all of history. And yet in the very next breath come terrifying warnings that America has... Read More
White House on Censorship: 'More Can be Done'
•�February 4, 2022
•�2,000 Words •�135 Comments • Reply
It’s one thing when journalists want people deplatformed. Countless articles and columns are veiled demands for censorship. It’s far more serious coming from the White House. Spotify recently posted warning labels on episodes of Joe Rogan’s podcasts about COVID-19. “So, this disclaimer, it’s a positive step,” said White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, “but we... Read More
Biden Appointment Insults the Supreme Court
•�January 30, 2022
•�700 Words •�32 Comments • Reply
President Biden has announced that his nominee for the Supreme Court will be a black woman. Rather than asking, “Who is the best qualified?” he will be asking “Who has the right sex and skin color?” According to a 2019 report, only 3.4 percent of sitting judges are black women. The president is therefore limiting... Read More
One Year Since the Capitol Riot — Biden Asks the Right Question
•�January 7, 2022
•�2,000 Words •�10 Comments • Reply
But is all wrong anyway. This video is available on BitChute, Brighteon, and Odysee. It’s been a year since the January 6th Capitol riot, so we are getting stiff reminders of how awful it was. The New York Times anniversary cover story said it was “an anti-democratic insurrection,” and “an attempt to overturn democracy” that... Read More
Why People Don’t Trust 'the Science'
•�July 30, 2021
•�2,900 Words •�211 Comments • Reply
Politicians, public health authorities, and many journalists demand that Americans trust “the science,” but “the science” is often not science but dogma. Soon after taking office, Joe Biden said his administration would “lead with science and truth.” Should we have expected fantasy and lies? Vice President Kamala Harris said: This is true, but people don’t... Read More
What Are We Memorializing?
•�May 31, 2021
•�1,500 Words •�33 Comments • Reply
An embassy is a nation’s face to the world. An American embassy is American territory, the flag expresses sovereignty, and attacking an embassy is an act of war. So what are we to make of American embassies that fly Black Lives Matter flags? The BLM flag now represents the United States. It’s bizarre enough for... Read More
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Coordination and Decomposition
•�April 9, 2021
•�1,800 Words •�115 Comments • Reply
We’re at a turning point in our history. America has practically adopted an official state ideology: Critical Race Theory (CRT), which holds that white privilege and racism are embedded in all institutions and cause inequality. Thus, practically unlimited government intervention is justified to remove racism. In practical terms, this means attacking whites, the group that... Read More
Why I Don’t Care About America’s Geopolitical Decline
•�March 22, 2021
•�1,700 Words •�203 Comments • Reply
The United States faces threats in Europe and the Pacific. In February, President Biden declared “America is back” and “diplomacy is back.” He implied that President Trump had destroyed “democratic alliances.” President Trump only wanted European nations to pay their share in NATO. You could argue that Mr. Trump was pro-NATO, because he wanted an... Read More
Regime Takes Aim at White Advocates
•�January 29, 2021
•�3,000 Words •�242 Comments • Reply
The Regime on the Potomac has begun its campaign of repression. Media hysterics about “insurrectionists” and a vague Department of Homeland security bulletin about terrorism created an artificial crisis. Figures in the new Administration are eager to use state power against “racists,” even while they tolerate real crime. Add to this the concepts of “restorative... Read More
Biden Is Already Making Your Life Worse
•�January 25, 2021
•�2,000 Words •�68 Comments • Reply
Joe Biden says he wants unity. What he does spreads division. Mr. Biden is hardly a radical leftist by today’s standards, but that is because the ground has shifted dramatically. His current positions on immigration, race, and crime are extreme compared to his previous moderation. I believe he won the election because he campaigned as... Read More
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An Open Letter to Trump Supporters
•�January 20, 2021
•�3,200 Words •�391 Comments • Reply
Donald Trump is gone. No storm broke. No reckoning came. There was no plan. In his place, a career politician assumed the presidency. Joe Biden muttered some platitudes. Most people have already forgotten them, probably including Joe Biden. We’re told the inauguration was historic and dramatic. It was banal and boring. It celebrated mediocrity. It... Read More
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Are We All ‘Domestic Terrorists’?
•�January 13, 2021
•�2,300 Words •�255 Comments • Reply
Joe Biden has the people who took over the Capitol on Jan. 6 figured out. In just two days, he had them pegged for “a bunch of thugs, insurrectionists, white supremacists, and anti-Semites, and it’s not enough.” Not enough? He also said they were “domestic terrorists.” Senators Charles Schumer and Lindsay Graham, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer,... Read More
White Renegade of the Year — 2020
•�January 1, 2021
•�3,100 Words •�9 Comments • Reply
There’s an idea of a Joe Biden — but no real person. He is the president-elect, but he seems almost irrelevant even before he takes office. Does he even know who will be in charge? Just this week, he called Kamala Harris “president-elect.” His campaign offered nothing new. The Atlantic described his victory this way:... Read More
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Win or Lose, It Was a Good Election
•�November 4, 2020
•�1,900 Words •�289 Comments • Reply
Many white advocates are unhappy about last night’s election results. They didn’t get the decisive Trump win they wanted and it’s suspicious that the president was leading in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, and other states when the authorities decided they couldn’t finish counting votes until tomorrow. Texas and Florida didn’t have that problem. Fox News called... Read More
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The New York Post Gets the AmRen Treatment
•�October 15, 2020
•�600 Words •�112 Comments • Reply
Yesterday, Twitter gave the New York Post the AmRen treatment. The right-leaning tabloid published a damning report about how Hunter Biden profited from his father’s influence, but Twitter users got this message if they clicked on the link. Potentially spammy or unsafe. Sure. This is the same message you get if you click on an... Read More
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The “White Supremacy” Trap
•�September 30, 2020
•�1,200 Words •�332 Comments • Reply
Last night’s presidential debate revealed the faulty assumptions most media are using against President Trump. President Trump was right when he said to moderator Chris Wallace, “I guess I’m debating you, not him, but OK.” President Trump is debating almost all media outlets and journalists. This morning, there are countless stories and tweets that President... Read More
Democrat Convention Hides Its Radicalism
•�August 22, 2020
•�1,300 Words •�24 Comments • Reply
In 1992, Pat Buchanan famously called the Democratic National Convention a “giant masquerade ball at Madison Square Garden — where 20,000 radicals and liberals came dressed up as moderates and centrists — in the greatest single exhibition of cross-dressing in American political history.” This year, there was no mass gathering and the DNC was a... Read More
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