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NYT: Eli Mosely’s Lie = The Entirety of the AR
A recent NYT article by one Emma Cott proudly doxes Eli Mosely, in addition to getting to its central point: Mosely lied about serving in Iraq and how this deception is some sort of analogy for the Alt-Right itself (“How … Continue reading
Rings v. Rand
A very good recent article on the history of science fiction has this great quote from TV and comics writer John Rogers: “There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old’s life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Libertarianism, Literature
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NYT: Salivating at Red States Turning Blue
Writing in the NYT, Will Wilkinson argues that the economic consequences of Trump’s tax law will work towards making Red states Blue (“The Republican Tax Bill Could Turn Texas Blue”). His basic argument: Re-locators tend to be Millennials, and Millennials … Continue reading
Posted in Democrat Party, National, Republican Party
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NYT: “The State of the (White Nationalist) Union”
It’s the day after SOTU, so the NYT naturally gives precious SOTU-related op-ed space to Kashana Cauley (“The State of the (White Nationalist) Union”): This fatalist, white nationalist view of the world is a reminder that if last night was … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-White, Black, Democrat Party, NYT
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Hillary Didn’t Fire An Advisor Accused of Harassment. She Now Says She Would.
In classic Clinton style, The Witch uses her own hypocrisy to pivot and lecture the rest of us: “I very much understand the question I’m being asked as to why I let an employee on my 2008 campaign keep his … Continue reading
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Rod Dreher’s Cognitive Dissonance: Pt. 2,814
Rod Dreher’s cognitive dissonance on matters of race, and the role of implicit whiteness in the BenOp things he so admires, takes a hilarious turn in his recent column “Poverty as Culture”. Dreher is responding to Jesuit priest Paddy Gilger’s … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Civic Nationalism, Culture Wars
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And Then They Came for Tennys Sandgren
The MSM is targeting American tennis star Tennys Sandgren because he (gasp!) doesn’t dismiss Alt Right tweets & theses outright. From Business Insider: In his post-match press conference, Sandgren read a prepared statement from his phone. “You seek to put … Continue reading
Emily Youcis – “Waking Up”
Emily Youcis, creator of the incredible animated short “The Ascent of Alfred” (which simply blew me away) has a brand new animated short called “Waking Up”. The potential for Alt Right art like this is unlimited. It’s time to get … Continue reading
Elizabeth Warren’s Albatross
While it’s not new, re-familiarizing myself with Elizabeth Warren’s charade put a Sunday afternoon smile on my face. I forgot just how good it is. I can handle reading about her, but I cannot handle the sound of her voice … Continue reading
Posted in Democrat Party, Political Correctness
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You Can Only Laugh If You Feel Superior To Your Enemies
A very astute observation by Greg Johnson from Counter-Currents about the Alt Right’s superiority at meme-generation, levity, and a comic sensibility, and how this conveys the growing confidence of the movement. (See the discussion around the 45:00 marker): You can … Continue reading
Posted in Alt-Right, White Identity
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