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Pete Buttigieg and Psychology—Commander In Chief-Worthy or Not?

Lance Welton • January 25, 2020

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See also: The Democratic Party Has Tipped, To Minorities, Women, Gays—Expect More Kavanaugh-Type Hysteria in the Future. Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg is the first openly homosexual man ever to run to be President of the United States. He’s even married to junior high school teacher Chasten Glezman (who, interestingly has taken Buttigieg’s surname [Pete Buttigieg’s... Read More

If This Is a Democracy, Why Don't We Vote for the Vice President, Too?

Ted Rall • January 25, 2020

• 900 Words • 9 Comments • Reply

Let's say you owned a house and needed extra cash to make ends meet, so you decided to rent two of your bedrooms. Would you agree to lease those rooms to two people under the condition that you could only run a credit check on and meet one of them? Would you allow an anonymous... Read More

Hillary Puts Bernie Into Her Basket of Deplorables

Pat Buchanan • January 24, 2020

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"Nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him, he got nothing done. He was a career politician." So says Hillary Clinton of her former Senate colleague and 2016 rival for the Democratic nomination, Bernie Sanders. Her assessment of Sanders' populist-socialist agenda? "It's all just baloney and I feel so bad that people got sucked... Read More

Brooklyn Synagogue to Host "Antifa" Rock Concert and Fundraiser

Eric Striker • January 23, 2020

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Congregation Beth Jacob Ohev Shalom in Williamsburg, Brooklyn will be hosting one of the largest gatherings of "antifa" in New York City in recent memory this Saturday. The event is being headlined by "antifa" punk band (A) Truth, whose lead singer and drummer Christian Erazo also runs its sponsors "EastRev" (an anarchist punk record label)... Read More

Queen Elizabeth Beats Hollywood and the Stumblebum Sussexes

Ilana Mercer • January 23, 2020

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His wife, a hero of sorts only in the TV series “Suits,” had hightailed it to Canada, leaving Harry Windsor, formerly known as Prince Harry, to deliver a concession speech. Make no mistake—no matter the moola they rake in, Harry and Meghan Markle have been sorely defeated and deflated. Earlier in January 2020, the stumblebum... Read More

A Failed Impeachment Still Serves Democrats

Paul Craig Roberts • January 22, 2020

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In yesterday’s column, “Making Sense of the Impeachment Charges,” I pointed out that the three impeachments of presidents by the House of Representatives were political acts. Only in the case of Bill Clinton was there a real offense. Clinton did lie under oath. However, the Senate did not regard lying about a sexual affair as... Read More

Inside the War to Take Away Our Free Speech

Eric Striker • January 21, 2020

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Many Americans are rightfully on guard when it comes to their Second Amendment rights. There is a whole subculture, lobby and multitude of groups dedicated to celebrating firearms, monitoring political attacks on gun rights and fighting against them. On the other hand, another cherished freedom, the right to express your beliefs, has been totally ceded... Read More

Sanders Hard Left Creeps Up On Complacent Trump GOP

James Kirkpatrick • January 21, 2020

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The day after Robert E. Lee Day in Virginia was instructive this year [Leftists and Journalists Smear Richmond Protest for Being ‘So White ,’ by Gregory Hood, American Renaissance, January 20, 2020]. Despite corporate media hysteria, thousands of gun owners peacefully protested in Richmond, VA without incident, a notable contrast to the usual Leftist rioting... Read More

Making Sense of the Impeachment Charges

Paul Craig Roberts • January 21, 2020

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Prior to the impeachment of Trump, not by Congress as presstitutes report but by self-interested House Democrats, during the entirety of US history there have been only two attempts to impeach a president—Andrew Johnson in 1868 and 130 years later Bill Clinton in 1998. Clinton was impeached by House Republicans when he clearly lied under... Read More

Is Mass Civil Disobedience Our Future?

Pat Buchanan • January 21, 2020

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On the holiday set aside in 2020 to honor Martin Luther King, the premier advocate of nonviolent Gandhian civil disobedience, thousands of gun owners gathered in Richmond to petition peacefully for their rights. King had preached that there was a higher law that justified breaking existing laws that mandated racial segregation. When Rosa Parks refused... Read More

By Any Other Name

The Hostile Media & Anti-White Violence

Richard Houck • January 20, 2020

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Do white people deserve to die for uttering the word “nigger”? Blacks, prompted by the mainstream media, increasingly say “Yes.” The intersectional nature—yes, I’m taking intersectionality from the Left; I’m coming for it all—of an anti-white media and the propensity for extreme violence among blacks is creating an increasingly dangerous environment for whites. We are... Read More

Dissident Relationships: Reply to Kevin MacDonald

Kevin MacDonald • January 20, 2020

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Editor’s note: This is a reply to my article “Ideas on Maintaining Relationships with the Less Committed in a Dark Age.” My comments are in bold. As a White, female spouse of a male TOO contributor, I read with special interest Kevin MacDonald’s recent essay on how to maintain relationships among the less-committed. His essay... Read More

Western "Political Correctness" Does Not Make All People Equal

Andre Vltchek • January 19, 2020

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In the West, there is a new wave of political correctness at work: it is all about one’s sexual orientation; who has sex with whom, and how. Suddenly, the mass media in London, Paris and New York is greatly concerned about who has the right to change his or her sex, and who does not... Read More

The Base: Inside the FBI's Newest Scary Story

Eric Striker • January 18, 2020

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The FBI has since the summer been under immense political pressure to turn up "white supremacist domestic terrorists." As with leftists and Muslims during previous political crackdowns, the FBI is dusting off the old playbook and manufacturing them. The latest case is a group called The Base, a small organization that is considered the most... Read More

The Meghan Markle Mess: I Told You So!

Lance Welton • January 18, 2020

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The British Royal Family is in crisis. Less than two years after marrying Meghan Markle, the brother of the future king has ceased to be royal. And it’s got everything to do with “race.” Even Alt-Lite commentators such as Sargon of Akkad agree that the problem is Meghan Markle’s flawed character. But what Sargon fails... Read More

Diana Johnstone • January 17, 2020

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PARIS. The people are angry with their government. Where? Just about everywhere. So what makes ongoing strikes in France so special? Nothing, perhaps, except a certain expectation based on history that French uprisings can produce important changes – or if not, can at least help clarify the issues in contemporary social conflicts. The current ongoing... Read More

A Malicious Indictment Mitch Should Toss Out

Pat Buchanan • January 17, 2020

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About the impeachment of President Donald Trump she engineered with her Democratic majority, Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday: "It's not personal. It's not political. It's not partisan. It's patriotic." Seriously, Madam Speaker? Not political? Not partisan? Why then were all eight House members chosen as managers to prosecute the case against Trump, who ceremoniously escorted the... Read More

The Punishing Agenda of the Anti-Punishment Movement

Ilana Mercer • January 16, 2020

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On November 29, 2019, a man now called the London Bridge terrorist slaughtered British student Jack Merritt. While the cutthroat has been named for a famous London landmark; his victim has been all but forgotten. The killer’s family was quick to condemn the London Bridge terrorist’s actions. The family of his victim—not so much. David... Read More

An Introspective of White Ethnocentrism

Andrew Joyce • January 16, 2020

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Inert in the face of mass migration, and entranced by the foreign policy objectives of hostile elites, today’s “white civilized man” appear far removed from the ferocious animal perceived by Herman Melville. While still capable of inventing all manner of war machines, and retaining the ability to engage in vindictive and devastating conflicts, we seem... Read More

Southern Poverty Law Center Official Who Led Armed Communist Paramilitary March Calls for Government Action Against Funding of "Hate Groups"

Eric Striker • January 16, 2020

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Last year, the Southern Poverty Law Center's Lecia Brooks helped lead a group of heavily armed communist extremists through downtown Stone Mountain, Georgia. According to reporting by the Springfield News Sun, out of the crowd of 150 or so Brooks marched with and then officially addressed, "many of the protesters had handkerchiefs over their faces,... Read More

Disunity Is Now America’s Leading Characteristic

Paul Craig Roberts • January 16, 2020

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The Old Dominion (the Commonwealth of Virginia) produced the most important members of our Founding Fathers and two of the most successful military leaders in history, Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, but has somehow managed to elect a nutcase for its current governor. His name is Ralph Northam, and he seems to have many... Read More

The Labour Party

Gilad Atzmon • January 15, 2020

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Historically, a popular coup against an opposition party is rare. In the last General Election Corbyn’s Labour provided us with just such an exceptional spectacle. Labour managed to alienate its voters. Its leader turned his back on its strongest allies including, among others, Ken Livingstone and Chris Williamson. For some reason Corbyn’s Labour turned itself... Read More

Texas Maoists Assault Bernie Sanders Campaigner Running for Congress

Eric Striker • January 15, 2020

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The Red Guards are at it again. Last October, the group of Maoist radicals crashed an "anti-fascist" meeting coordinated by the Democratic Socialists of America and various local anarchists. Two days ago Heidi Sloan, a DSA hipster running for Congress in Austin, was shoved, egged, and covered in red paint by them in an alley.... Read More

Augustus Invictus Denied Bail, Put in Solitary Confinement and Going Hungry Due to Lack of Respect for His Religious Diet

Eric Striker • January 12, 2020

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The national controlled media is celebrating the arrest of dissident lawyer Augustus Invictus, who is accused of kidnapping his wife and children. He is being stacked with charges and could face an eye-popping 65 years if convicted of all of them. Invictus has been on the system's radar for the past year due to his... Read More

Why Trump Won't Do Anything About AT&T's H-1B Abuse

Eric Striker • January 12, 2020

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Last year, AT&T got a $3 billion dollar tax break from the GOP's "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act" giveaway to the rich. During its push for the tax cut, the telecommunications giant promised it would create thousands of new middle class jobs. One thing they left out: not for Americans. An excellent investigation conducted by... Read More

The Culture War Comes to the Old Dominion

Pat Buchanan • January 10, 2020

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Since 1969, "Virginia Is for Lovers" has been the tourism and travel slogan of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Advertising Age called it "one of the most iconic ad campaigns in the past 50 years." But the Virginia of 2020 seems to be another country than the friendly commonwealth to which this writer moved four decades... Read More

Remarks on Right-Wing Talk Radio

Paul Craig Roberts • January 10, 2020

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Over the course of my life as a university professor, government official, business consultant, president of a community water company and editor and journalist for national and international publications, I have learned that a majority of people cannot think outside the indoctrination they received that formed their biases. If you provide them with a different... Read More

I Was Harassed and Wrongfully Detained At the Airport

Eric Striker • January 9, 2020

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Editor's Note: I have corrected the article to reflect new information. It all started yesterday evening when I arrived at Pittsburgh International Airport in the rustbelt township of Moon, Pennsylvania for a flight to Boston. I approached the Kiosk to print my ticket and immediately got an error, asking I go get my boarding pass... Read More

The New Politics of Sex

Paul Craig Roberts • January 9, 2020

• 600 Words

Several years ago four of us who were high school and Georgia Tech classmates got together for a reunion to remember the fun times of our youth while we could still remember. A day or two before our reunion there had been one of those massive “gay pride” marches in New York or San Francisco.... Read More

Wikipedia vs. My Real Biography

Israel Shamir • January 9, 2020

• 2,600 Words • 14 Comments • Reply

Israel Adam Shamir - biography Will you ever see this bio, my reader? The chances are not great. Wikipedia controls the bio market; Google delivers Wikipedia’s version to the multitudes. And Wikipedia and Google are controlled by the people I fight against for many years. These guys do not pretend they are fair. My Wiki... Read More

The State of the Iranian Crisis

Paul Craig Roberts • January 8, 2020

• 400 Words

Readers are asking my take on the Iranian retaliation and Trump’s response. I think a deal might have been arranged between Washington and Tehran via a third party. The Iranian attack resulted in no US casualties. Thus, it serves both Iran’s purpose of retaliating and Trump’s purpose of interpreting the Iranian retaliation to be, in... Read More

Against Mishima

Sex, Death and Optics in the Dissident Right

Andrew Joyce • January 8, 2020

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I read with great interest Guillaume Durocher’s recent Unz Review article on Yukio Mishima’s commentary on the Hagakure, the eighteenth-century guide to Bushido, or Japanese warrior ethics. I rate Durocher’s work very highly, and as someone who once shared his interest in Mishima, and Japanese culture more generally, I expected the piece to be well-informed,... Read More

The Justice Department Is Devoid of Justice

Paul Craig Roberts • January 8, 2020

• 900 Words

In the United States the criminal justice (sic) system is itself not subject to law. We see immunity to law continually as police commit felonies against citizens and even murder children and walk away free. We see it all the time when prosecutors conduct political prosecutions and when they prosecute the innocent in order to... Read More

Judge Keeps Man In Jail for Not Having Password to Two-Year-Old Email Address

Eric Striker • January 7, 2020

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Norman Moon has put former political activist Elliot Kline in jail for "civil contempt" over not having access to an email address from August 2017, an incredibly rare move reserved mostly for men who do not pay child support. The civil case, Sines v. Kessler, has been controversial from the get-go due to the lack... Read More

Impeachment and Antisemitism

An interview with Yonatan Stern, a Jewish Settler and an American patriot

Gilad Atzmon • January 7, 2020

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A year ago I interviewed Yonatan Stern in a kosher pizzeria in Monticello, Catskills, New York. Yonatan is the man behind Cherev Gidon, an ‘Israeli Tactical Training Academy.’ Yonatan, an American who is also a former Israeli settler, correctly identified the demand for an Israeli-style military school to teach American Jews some of the IDF... Read More

Italy: Facebook Forced to Pay Restitution to Italian Nationalists It Deplatformed

Eric Striker • January 7, 2020

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In September of last year, the Zionist social media page Facebook engaged in electoral meddling by arbitrarily banning the large accounts of radical nationalist parties Forza Nuova and CasaPound. In a rare victory for free speech in the West, Judge Stefania Garrisi found that Facebook had violated the rights of CasaPound in civil court in... Read More

Photographer Mark Peterson Is a Liar

Jared Taylor • January 7, 2020

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Last January, I got an email message from a photographer named Mark Peterson who said he was working on “a photo essay on free speech and those who are having their constitutional right to free speech denied,” and asked if I would let him take my picture. Here is his complete message: I said yes.... Read More

Predators and Propaganda: Minority Worship from Low Crime to High Politics

Tobias Langdon • January 6, 2020

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noble Black lawyer prosecutes an evil White sex-beast, who receives 33 life-sentences for his cowardly and despicable crimes against eleven innocent women and children. What a potent and effective way to smash the vile racist stereotype that Blacks are prone to violence and rape! And what a heart-warming symbol of Brave New Britain, where non-Whites... Read More

Figures on Left and Right Come Out in Support of Unpopular Anti-Iran Antagonism

Eric Striker • January 6, 2020

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A number of figures in the alt-media and extreme-left movement have surprised their audiences by rationalizing the Trump administration's Israeli-directed push towards war with Iran. The consensus between high profile voices on the Zionist "far-right" and anarcho-neocon "far-left" in America and Britain reflect the party line in Israel, where even Amir Peretz of the ostensibly... Read More

Wikipedia’s “Tainted Sources” On VDARE.Com and “White Supremacy”

James Fulford • January 6, 2020

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See also: Is VDARE.COM "White Nationalist"? One of the things we have to deal with on a regular basis—like taking out the trash—is answering attacks on us. This is our answer to the current Wikipedia item about VDARE.com. Wikipedia has developed from its earlier wildness to a relatively useful general reference on uncontroversial matters. However,... Read More

America, Where Great Literature Kicked the Bucket

Andre Vltchek • January 6, 2020

• 2,200 Words • 19 Comments • Reply

Once in a while, people ask me: “Why did you accept the US citizenship, many years ago?” “After all,” they say, “now you are one of the most vocal critics of the United States, and of the West in general.” Perhaps I never explained, or I did, some time ago, and now it is forgotten.... Read More

Rescuing World War II History

Paul Craig Roberts • January 6, 2020

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The American Free Press has published a book by John Wear titled Germany’s War: The Origins, Aftermath & Atrocities of World War II. The book is a compendium of WW II revisionist history. Wear pulls together work of Harry Elmer Barnes, James Bacque, Viktor Suvorov, David Hoggan, David Irving, and others to deliver a picture... Read More

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Why a Shadowy Tech Firm with Ties to Israeli Intelligence Is Running Doomsday Election Simulations

Whitney Webb • January 4, 2020

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A shadowy tech firm with deep ties to Israeli intelligence and newly inked contracts to protect Pentagon computers is partnering with Lockheed Martin to gain unprecedented access to the heart of America’s democracy. Election Day 2020: 32 Americans dead, over 200 injured, martial law declared and the election itself is canceled. While this horrific scenario... Read More

The Line in the Sand

Eric Striker • January 3, 2020

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Most Americans did not know Qasem Soleimani until the Israelis found the perfect opportunity to have him assassinated. They gave the Pentagon the orders and kindly handed Donald Trump all the credit while he ate his ice cream and watched it on TV. So far, Trump's post-hoc rational for murdering the most important military official... Read More

Our Real Existential Crisis -- Extinction

Pat Buchanan • January 3, 2020

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If Western elites were asked to name the greatest crisis facing mankind, climate change would win in a walk. Thus did Time magazine pass over every world leader to name a Swedish teenage climate activist, Greta Thunberg, its person of the year. On New Year's Day, the headline over yet another story in The Washington... Read More

Google’s Conquest of Ireland, Part One

E. Michael Jones • January 3, 2020

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After John Haldane’s tight-rope walk over a swamp of politically correct crocodiles at the University Notre Dame’s 2019 ethics and culture conference, John Waters’ talk seemed subdued by comparison. After getting used to the somber tone of his talk, the audience quickly fell under his spell. With his balding pate surrounded by a halo of... Read More

A Grim New Definition of Generation X

Ted Rall • January 3, 2020

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People born in the 1960s may be the last human beings who will get to live out their full actuarial life expectancies. "Climate change now represents a near- to mid-term existential threat" to humanity, warns a recent policy paper by an Australian think tank. Civilization, scientists say, could collapse by 2050. Some people may survive.... Read More

New York: Blackface Wearing Zionist Extremist Dov Hikind Will Lead March to Put Blacks on Notice

Eric Striker • January 2, 2020

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Former Jewish Defense League organizer Dov Hikind, who until recently was a Democratic assemblyman representing a heavily Orthodox Jewish part of Brooklyn, is calling on the public to march in a show of force against alleged black attacks on Jews. On Twitter, Hikind demanded blacks themselves attend the January 5th rally: "We're calling on all... Read More

The Year Before Us

Paul Craig Roberts • January 2, 2020

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Dear Friends, Thank you for the many Christmas and New Year greetings. I am encouraged by the return year after year of readers and donors to the website and to the steady growth of readership. During 2019 this website had 2.5 million unique visitors who made almost 5 million visits. That number is a fraction... Read More

DECEMBER DIARY: Out with the Tens, In with the Twenties, Etc

John Derbyshire • January 1, 2020

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Another decade slips away, my second full decade of writing web commentary. Honest thanks are in order to the readers, listeners, and organizations who have supported my work these twenty years — yes, including National Review. Thank you! Speaking of National Review, here was Kyle Smith, who bylines as "critic-at-large" at that organ, writing in... Read More

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