Thatcher and the Nationalists

On April 29, 2013, in Analysis, Commentary, by natalt

by Nicholas Haswell 1. Introduction A few weeks have passed since Thatcher’s death, and so I thought it would be appropriate to write something on her from a nationalist perspective. This article, however, aims to offer something different from the usual ‘Thatcher tricked Britons into not voting for the National Front’ line peddled by so [...]

A Racialist Confronts Ayn Rand: Objectivism and the Rebirth of Implicit Whiteness

On April 2, 2013, in Commentary, Uncategorized, by admin

by David Haenke I. Ayn Rand and the Whites Ayn Rand’s work and life (and the cult which she formed around her ideas – ‘The Collective’) present a number of themes which are of interest to the nationalist intellectual: Jewishness, Anglo-Saxon-ness, neoliberalism, Nietzscheanism, cultism, individualism, Modernist architecture, aesthetics… Her political stances late in her life [...]

Donglegate: How society has grown tired of Political Correctness.

On March 25, 2013, in Commentary, by josborne

bi Jim Osborne An interesting story has developed from events transpiring at a PyCon event in Santa Clara, California. PyCon is a conference if users of the Python programming language, and was attended, in part by representatives of various technology companies. The ruckus started with the tweet below, sent by ‘developer evangelist’, Adria Richards 1, [...]

The modern life: A life out of balance.

On March 23, 2013, in Commentary, by josborne

by Jim Osborne In Ancient Greece, a philosopher by the name of Diogenes, a man who lived a simple life of privation and humbleness, would roam the streets searching with a lantern. When asked what he was looking for, he would reply “I am looking for a man”. Instead of finding a man, he found [...]

What’s in a Name? The Crucial Use for Nationalists of Root Languages for Baby Names.

On March 6, 2013, in Commentary, by admin

by Carla O’Hara. Could I really begin with any other colloquialism than Shakespeare’s remark by Juliet “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” But would it? It seems that more Aussie parents are opting for unique baby names, according to new data from the [...]

A view of Britain: The death of a boy and the death of a nation

On February 26, 2013, in Commentary, by mkennedy

by the Nationalist Alternative Committee In Britain recently, Aaron, a 9 year old boy, was driven to suicide after racist taunts by Asian bullies. (British people generally refer to Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshi’s as Asian). The story here is sad and alarming. Sad because a boy so young and ended his own life, and alarming [...]

The Anti-Jerusalem Declaration

On February 9, 2013, in Articles, by mkennedy

Signatories Nationalist Alternative Australia First Party We the above signed declare: The basis of our political activity is our inviolable commitment to nationalism within the framework of the white Western European civilisation, which sprang from the Holy Roman Empire, founded in Europe, and which now extends across the entire world – from Europe to the [...]

“Prejudice Research” and the Anti-White Brigade

On January 26, 2013, in Commentary, by mkennedy

by Michael Kennedy   An article which was printed in New Scientist, published on the 15th of December 2012 was brought to my attention. The article, which appears in the opinion section, written by Gordon Hodson and Kimberly Costello draws a long bow, and hypothesizes that racial prejudice may be links to how people feel [...]

‘The Choice of Achilles’: Remembering John Alan Coey

On January 8, 2013, in Articles, by admin

Article by guest writer T. R. Bennington (published elsewhere) As ever, but especially in our present state of civilizational malaise, there is a need for figures with the power to inspire–men who in less confused and cynical times would have been unabashedly described as heroic. One such figure is Corporal John Alan Coey, a young [...]

Finn Remington: Musings on Tolerance

On December 15, 2012, in Commentary, by admin

Finn Remington: I read that free market capitalism has supposed to have reduced the need for warfare and conflict in the world. This makes some sense to me. If everyone is willing to be a slave to another, to disregard their own interests and forfeit control over their own domain, then perhaps we can eliminate [...]