Category: History, Page 28

Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh on The Morals of Free Society

I’m continuing to read and reflect on George Fitzhugh’s Sociology for the South, Or, The Failure of Free Society this afternoon. “Liberty, Equality and Fraternity,” is the motto and watchword of Frenchmen when they turn out to murder each other wholesale. They are an epigramatic people, and have a happy way of condensing into a […]

Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh on The Declaration of Independence and Virginia Bill of Rights

Editor’s Note: This is a work in progress. It is another Monday morning. In light of events of the past month, I have my cup of coffee in hand and I am rereading George Fitzhugh’s book Sociology for the South, or, The Failure of Free Society who, shall we say, “predicted this.” “An essay on […]

Beyond The Abyss

From an OD reader: “Hello, long time reader.I recognize there is little to feel happy about what’s going on. That said, could you try to write about some way out of this, some possible silver lining? Some hope for the future? Or are we just totally, unequivocally, screwed, and your telling it like it is?  […]

Southern History Series: George Fitzhugh on Atheism and Mob Violence

While nothing can properly mirror the joy of Pride celebrations in our towns and cities, #GlobalPride is a unique opportunity for people to connect with one another, in unity, across all nations. I send my best wishes to all in the LGBT community celebrating today.— Boris Johnson #StayAlert (@BorisJohnson) June 27, 2020 We are flying […]

Spanish Flu: The First Wave

These aren’t normal times. I know lot of readers miss my history articles. I’m focused squarely on the present at the moment because we are witnessing a historic event playing out. Gregory Cochran: “I’ve noticed that people’s sense of time, including my own, is all messed up.A comparison: in the US, the number of Cov-19 […]

The Common Cold: A History

Interesting theory. New Scientist: “IN 1889, a disease outbreak in central Asia went global, igniting a pandemic that burned into the following year. It caused fever and fatigue, and killed an estimated 1 million people. The disease is generally blamed on influenza, and was dubbed “Russian flu“. But with no tissue samples to check for […]

Plague in the Ancient and Medieval World

I shouldn’t respond to crackpots. Dr. Mountain Dew has convinced himself that everyone who doesn’t buy into his conspiracy theory about the coronavirus hoax must be part of the conspiracy themselves. Here is my theory. There have been eight major pandemics since 1700. Of those, seven had a larger second wave and peak approximately six […]

Coronavirus Constancy, Scrubbing History & Babbling Biden With Hard Bastard – FF Ep76

Henrik is joined by Hard Bastard to cover some of the recent news. Increasing amounts of people are feed up with the Coronavirus lockdown and want to get back to work. Trump talks about deploying military to administer the Covid-19 vaccine, that is being fast tracked now. History is being scrubbed. White history that is. […]

Coronavirus Constancy, Scrubbing History & Babbling Biden With Hard Bastard – FF Ep76

This is the audio version of the show. If you want to watch the video version go here. Henrik is joined by Hard Bastard to cover some of the recent news. Increasing amounts of people are feed up with the Coronavirus lockdown and want to get back to work. Trump talks about deploying military to administer […]

Authentic European Identities, DNA and Indo-Europeans

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Histocrat: The Druids

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Eastern Europe Under Communism

Eastern Europe under COMMUNISM, a short video how Communism pushed Multiracialism upon the Whites of Eastern Europe, and the reaction of the Whites. Video from Bitchute.com/Celtic-Film

The 1957 Asian Flu Pandemic

70,000 to 116,000 Americans died in the 1957 Asian Flu pandemic. It was one of the three influenza pandemics of the 20th century. It was the second worst pandemic. History.com: “With this knowledge, Hilleman put out press releases announcing a new flu pandemic had arrived, and would reach the United States by September 1957. Though […]

Victory through censorship!

For just about everything that has been said about the COVID-19 coronavirus, you can often find that the opposite has been said, too. Perhaps discrepancies are to be expected with a novel virus such as this one. And perhaps the sort of open discussion we are seeing is what is supposed to happen in a […]

1000 AD: A Tour of Europe

A much needed break from current events.

The Story of the 1918 Plandemic

Our Subverted History

Fantastic series on our hidden history by Asha Logos  Long story short, much of what we call civilization seems to spring from a relatively singular genetic and cultural root, which proceeded to disperse across the globe in waves, and it seems their tracks are being buried, obfuscated.

Is Anglo-Saxon a Racist Term?

No, Anglo-Saxon isn’t a “racist” term. If you think Anglo-Saxon is a “racist” term, you are a woke moron. Virtually no one who lived in Early Medieval Britain was non-White. There were only a handful of exceptions like the Syrian Christian Theodore of Tarsus who was the Archbishop of Canterbury. You could gather up all […]

Loretta Lynn sings about white privilege

We seem to be in a strange period of history, where white people forget how just awful it was that their white ancestors forced black people to pick cotton in an open field while white people enjoyed a quiet, privileged life of tea and luxury. Just look at all the privilege white people enjoyed… I’ll […]

What Happened To Britain’s Last Hunter-Gatherers?

Now watching: Note: Pete is the best history YouTuber.

Sitric Cáech: Scourge of the Irish

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We Heard The Bells: The Influenza of 1918

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Spanish Flu: A Warning From History

There is nothing unusual about devastating epidemics. It is one of those things like earthquakes, volcanic eruptions or tsunamis that are well known and bound to happen at some point and which have never went away. The 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic killed 50 million people around the world and around 675,000 Americans. Influenza killed nearly […]

How Doggerland Sank Beneath The Waves

As you have probably noticed, History Time is my favorite YouTube channel:

536 AD: Justinian, The Arrival of the Black Plague and The End of Antiquity

Justinian I may have succeeded in reconquering the Western Roman Empire were it not for the eruption of volcanoes in Iceland and El Salvador that plunged the world into darkness for over a year which was shortly followed by the arrival of the black plague. Sciencemag: “Ask medieval historian Michael McCormick what year was the […]