“White Flight” from schools.

On October 28, 2011, in Analysis, Articles, Commentary, by mkennedy

By Michael Kennedy One thing that can be said about the mainstream media, is that concerning real issues, they are often behind the times. “White flight”, a phenomenon which has been around for centuries elsewhere in the world, for quite a few years now in Australia, finally gets a mention in the Sydney Morning Herald. [...]

Live Export – Labor’s failure to take a moral stance

On October 18, 2011, in Articles, Commentary, by mkennedy

By Michael Kennedy The Labor government has shown that it is morally spineless by failing to make compulsory, pre slaughter stunning which would save the animals that we profit from, from the misery of appalling and barbaric slaughter techniques that exist elsewhere in the world. If we are to be honest, poor treatment of animals [...]

Beware the Fake Opposition – Cowardly Conservatives

On September 30, 2011, in Analysis, Articles, Commentary, Uncategorized, by mkennedy

By Michael Kennedy So where do people get political opinions from? Who are the people who champion particular political schools of thought? What should be obvious is that people make a living and many in the mainstream media, and even alternative media get paid for creating political dialogue. What is also basic knowledge, is that [...]

The Neofascist Method: the EDL, Breivik and ‘Double Legality’

On August 11, 2011, in Analysis, Articles, Commentary, Foreign Commentary, Uncategorized, by admin

by Donald Winters ‘We have to put bodies on the street, writing letters to the Times does not work…‘ – EDL member, quoted in The Guardian, ‘English Defence League: new wave of extremists plotting summer of unrest‘, 28/05/2010) ‘I have on some occasions had discussions with SIOE [Stop the Islamisation of Europe! group] and EDL [...]

Debunking the debunking of Bob’s Mantra

On July 30, 2011, in Analysis, Articles, Commentary, Foreign Commentary, by mkennedy

By Michael Kennedy Debunking the debunking of Bob’s Mantra Some who may have argued with ‘anti-racists’ may very well have discovered that anti-racism is not much more than anti-white sentiment wrapped up in a phoney morality. Some of us may have heard of, or used Bob’s Mantra. Robert Whitaker has a history of political involvement, [...]

Thoughts on life’s meaning?

On June 16, 2011, in Articles, Commentary, by mkennedy

By Michael Kennedy If someone was to get a chance to see our creator for a day, what would be the question they would most likely ask? “What is the meaning of life?”. Unofficially regarded as the big question of life. Why are we here? What is the purpose of life? What function does it [...]

Who now is the enemy of Europe? Yockey and the Jewish-Islamic pincer movement.

On May 24, 2011, in Analysis, Articles, Commentary, Foreign Commentary, Uncategorized, by admin

by Matthew Neville 1.         Introduction: A Personal Note I have been reading Francis Parker Yockey’s ‘The Enemy of Europe’ (written in 1948, revised in 1953) off and on for ten years now, along with his ‘Imperium’ (1948). In that time, I have taken the message of the books to heart to such an extent that [...]

Can ‘Big Man’ Politics Survive the Twenty-first Century?

On April 20, 2011, in Analysis, Articles, Foreign Commentary, Uncategorized, by admin

by Matthew Neville 1.         Political birthdays and the alternative to liberal democracy Recently, an AFP report appeared: BUDAPEST (AFP)—A Hungarian online news channel backed by the extreme-right parliamentary party Jobbik paid tribute to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler on his birthday, online observers reported. The 30-second report, which originally aired on Wednesday evening on Hitler’s 122nd [...]

To love your country, make it more lovable.

On April 4, 2011, in Analysis, Articles, Commentary, Uncategorized, by mkennedy

By Michael Kennedy Nationalism for the people. Nationalism is often associated with an unwavering national pride, with a love of country, of their nation and unquestionable loyalty. Strong feelings of patriotism, which would be more accurately termed strong feelings of allegiance are usually just called ‘Nationalist’ feelings and these are often caricatured in the media [...]

The Nuclear Debate Reignited

On March 24, 2011, in Articles, Commentary, by mkennedy

by Michael Kennedy The nuclear debate has arisen once more, not that it ever left. With the continuing tragedy in Japan from the earthquake and subsequent tsunami, focus has been on the nuclear power plants damaged by the Earth’s rumblings. The Fukishima plant has had three explosions since the quake less than a week ago [...]