• Houston Fixes Its Diversity Flooding Problem

    Amerika.org - Dec 13th 2024 9:57am EST

    Major cities across America have the same problem that the West has generally: in order to make diversity work, they adopted massive social programs and as a result, raised taxes to unsupportable levels, therefore have no “wiggle room” for actual real-world problems they encounter like repeated flooding. Houston has always been in the hurricane zone […]

  • Modern Agricultural Miracle Collapses

    Amerika.org - Dec 12th 2024 6:32am EST

    Modernity centers around a simple idea: if you can convince most people to do something the same way, you can use economies of scale to make that cheap, and then take the profit to go hire bureaucrats who hide behind the aegis of altruistic motivation. However, the pocket of time between discovering a new method […]

  • Leap Into Life: Prisoners Lie (#26)

    Amerika.org - Dec 11th 2024 6:32am EST

    From the Oh No! Anyway… department: Bashar Assad has been accused of running a Holocaust deathcamp in Syria. Assad previously denied both killing thousands of detainees at Sednaya as well as using a secret crematorium to dispose of their remains in 2017. Many detainees have revealed they were raped while imprisoned, and in some cases, […]

  • Introducing the +FREESPEECH Content License

    Amerika.org - Dec 10th 2024 6:32am EST

    One of our forums keeps getting walloped by AI scrapers. These are hunting content, not realizing that they have hit a place where people post things to avoid forgetting them, therefore very little of the writing is consistent except that its sources are more likely to have pursued a classical education. Good luck to you, […]

  • Why an Afterlife is More Likely Than You Think

    Amerika.org - Dec 9th 2024 6:32am EST

    Many of us wander into the metaphysical realm through transcendence. That is, we look at this world of war and death, disease and pain, and note also that somehow it ended up being quite beautiful with a type of spiritual joy at the center of our experience, once we filter out the glitches and boredom. […]

  • Shoot All the Healthcare CEOs

    Amerika.org - Dec 6th 2024 10:09am EST

    Go ahead, kill them all. It will not make a difference. You will shake your monkey fists at the sky, then shrug and go back to whatever you do to distract yourself while you are busy cucking to the system. You will rationalize your opinion as logical and moral by any number of subterfuges, but […]

  • Project 4025

    Amerika.org - Dec 6th 2024 6:32am EST

    With all the talk about Project 2025 and how terrible it is, versus the eternal Leftist project of egalitarianism which always aspires to total control because it is unstable, it makes sense to look at alternative futures for humanity, including this nuanced National Socialistish view: Our platform is as follows, and applies to every nation […]

  • Macrosolutions to Megaproblems

    Amerika.org - Dec 5th 2024 6:32am EST

    While getting Trump into office has been a victory for sanity across the world, the problem remains that this is the first of many baby steps toward sanity — ending the decline of the West — and that not all of these steps are political, financial, or even material. The Left realizes that they went […]

  • Biological Sex Rises Above Social / Political “Gender”

    Amerika.org - Dec 4th 2024 6:32am EST

    In the recent transgender wars, the Left insisted on its usual gambit: reality is not how it seems, but how we need it to be in order to do what we want. This is a way of promoting opinions about reality above reality itself because humans want to rationalize their desires as, if not real, […]

  • Deep State

    Amerika.org - Dec 3rd 2024 6:32am EST

    The 2024 election will widely be regarded as a referendum on diversity, immigration, the entitlements state, and the Deep State. These things are linked because they support each other and come from the same root, namely the post-14A government based on civil rights, and consequently, on paying citizens to be equal. We can visualize the […]

  • Consumerism

    Amerika.org - Dec 2nd 2024 6:32am EST

    In human history, consumerism seems to be a relatively recent arrival. Some of it was brought on by the availability of mass-manufactured products, something that really only kicked in a century and a half ago, but much of it involves our financial system. During the 1930s, a system named Keynesianism became popular. It argued that […]

  • Trump and Fascism

    Amerika.org - Nov 29th 2024 6:32am EST

    At this point, most of us recognize politically loaded terms like “racist” and “fascist” simply mean someone who is from a first-world population and does not want to be replaced by the third world. Once upon a time “racist” means someone who judged others by their race and ethnicity, a practice consistent with Darwinism, but […]

  • Introduction To HBD Through European Genetics

    Amerika.org - Nov 28th 2024 6:32am EST

    A quick reminder to all that until we understand history, the future is a mystery, and history is written in our genetics just as the future is. We are lucky to have past resources that documented European genetics such as Carleton Coon’s The Races of Europe, made available in a handy form with a photographic […]

  • Jobs Replace Hierarchy With Conformity

    Amerika.org - Nov 27th 2024 6:32am EST

    When you are a yeoman farmer, your bosses are the wind, rain, sun, seeds, and earth. You must find a way to have your plants and animals produce the output that you need. However when you leave the farm, move into the city, and take a regular job, your bosses are the people above you […]

  • Trace Admixture in Southern Europe

    Amerika.org - Nov 26th 2024 6:32am EST

    As we told you before repeatedly previously, Caucasian populations on the fringes of Western Europe have trace admixture of miscegenation from Asian, Semitic, and north African groups. One way we can track this is to look at ancient trade routes, since cities reject culture in favor of commerce and socializing, and therefore we can see […]

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  • Remigration Will Revitalize The Third World

    Amerika.org - Nov 25th 2024 6:32am EST

    Let us consider a radical proposition: people are happiest when they feel those around them are likely to understand them. This likelihood is highest when people are genetically closest to each other; although some families are nightmares, people in functional families seem to feel their family members understand them. Extrapolating to groups, it seems that […]

  • Refuting NAXALT and Diversity

    Amerika.org - Nov 24th 2024 6:32am EST

    For your enjoyment today, we present two writers on the same topic: how the realist question of “Is diversity good?” gets redirected into the procedurist debate over which aspects of diversity are bad. by Arran Ryan, PhD In accordance with a realist philosophy of science1 the aim of science is to uncover the generative mechanisms […]

  • New Tammany Hall (the “Deep State”) Reveals its Center of Power

    Amerika.org - Nov 22nd 2024 11:10pm EST

    Matt Gaetz got Kavanaughed; that is, sexual assault allegations of a dubious nature emerged murkily and brought down at least part of his career. Since these allegations are dubious because they consistent solely of witness testimony, and that is only reliable as the first dozen Christine Blasey-Fords they dry out and trot into the forum, […]

  • Why Does “Racism” Make People So Happy?

    Amerika.org - Nov 22nd 2024 6:32am EST

    Some day, someone will tote up the totals spent on trying to scientifically manage and socially engineer humanity and realize that we spent our technological windfall entirely on trying to control each other. It will be a grim day the instant someone mentions what else we could have had for that pricetag. No greater amount […]

  • What Type of Government Are Modern Civilizations?

    Amerika.org - Nov 21st 2024 6:32am EST

    Francis Fukuyama famously observed that liberal democracy had taken over the world in the postwar period; Samuel Huntington rejoined with the notion that now humanity was split into civilizations formed of specific religions, ethnicities, and cultures. Liberal democracy however snowballed from constitutional systems designed to preserve rights to civil rights based systems designed to enforce […]

  • Why Groups Choose Wrong Every Time

    Amerika.org - Nov 19th 2024 6:32am EST

    Normies like symbolic emotional acts, not realistic solutions. Their sole goal is to manage their own mental state. They want to “do something” that “feels” like it solves some problem, even if not the problem that they need to solve. That way, they can go back to the sleep of interpersonal drama and desires that […]

  • Invasions of Europe

    Amerika.org - Nov 18th 2024 6:32am EST

    Why do they hate us? Contrary to the popular narrative, colonialism began after invasions of Europe by foreigners. Europeans got the message: if we did not manage foreign groups in their own lands, they would form large mobs and attack us when inconvenient. Funny how they do not teach this stuff in history classes. The […]

  • Why We Need Aristocrats

    Amerika.org - Nov 15th 2024 6:32am EST

    No one wants to have someone ruling over them. We all like to think that we would do just fine on our own, but we do not exist on our own. We need others for, if nothing else, partners to our offspring. We depend on others for their labor as they depend on us. This […]

  • Why Elites Go Bad

    Amerika.org - Nov 14th 2024 6:32am EST

    Our take on this site is different from all other sources on the internet: the source of human problems comes from basic psychology, not evil controllers, and the way to fix it is to become more sane through having a transcendent purpose again. In particular, we write about The Human Problem and The Committee Mentality. […]

  • Don’t Stop (Too Late)

    Amerika.org - Nov 13th 2024 6:32am EST

    Humans tend to view things in the moment: the dog over there has immutable properties that do not succumb to time. That is, he will be forever as he is now, or at least, this is how we approach thinking about him until we remind ourselves of time, which we really do not want to […]