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When the World Says No, Kenya and Nigeria Say Yes to Israel

As international opinion sours on Israel, Kenya and Nigeria emerge as rare bastions of pro-Zionist support. A recently-published Pew Research Center polling paints a stark picture of negative global sentiment toward Israel in response to its military campaign in Gaza. In a survey of 24 countries conducted from January to April 2025, most respondents—spanning North […]

Booklet review: “Islam and Judaism,” by P Curzio Nitoglia (1996)

Booklet review: “Islam and Judaism,” by P. Curzio Nitoglia. 1996 The booklet is a summary of a massive book by P Théry (aka Hannah Zacharias) published first in 1955 with the title From Moses to Mohammed and now not available. Théry was a Catholic priest, member of the Papal Academy, professor at the Catholic Institute […]

If Pride Month Was About Straight People

White Rites: Meditations on Mathematics and Materiality

Ὅ τι ἄν σοι συμβαίνῃ, τοῦτό σοι ἐξ αἰῶνος προκατεσκευάζετο.[1] That was how the philosopher-emperor Marcus Aurelius put it nearly two thousand years ago: “Whatever may befall thee, it was ordained for thee from everlasting.” He was elegantly and eloquently expressing a core tenet of Stoicism, the ancient school of philosophy that taught dogged devotion […]

Cyan Quinn of the White Papers Policy Institute on Remigration

WIRED Magazine Points And Sputters At The Remigration Summit—As Remigration Goes Mainstream Recently David Gilbert, WIRED Magazine’s “online extremism” correspondent reached out to me for comment as a speaker at the Remigration Summit in Milan. Gilbert [@daithaigilbert on X] asked I’m writing about the Remigration summit that took place last weekend in Italy and I […]

Darel E. Paul: Mass Immigration Lowers Fertility

Mass Immigration Lowers Fertility … The causal connection between mass immigration and falling native fertility is somewhat mysterious. A common hypothesis points toward a housing effect. Some housing price increases have negative fertility effects, and a number of studies from the United States show that immigrant inflows drive up housing prices in the short-run. Research on the […]

Oligarchy of the Unfit: Governance in the United Kingdom and the Downfall of Corbyn

The UK has a severe structural crisis in leadership:  each of the two main parties have defects that do not usually occur in tandem, but, when combined, are highly destructive.  Each is oligarchic, not democratic.  But, in contrast to most oligarchic regimes, each lacks the benefit of stability usually associated with oligarchic regimes — in […]

‘ORIGINAL SIN’: IT’S WORSE THAN THE AUTHORS KNOW

The new Joe Biden book, “Original Sin,” detailing the Democrats’ conspiracy to deceive Americans about the carcass of a man sitting in the Oval Office, brought back warm memories. I really enjoyed that debate. So I’m ranking Alex Thompson and Jake Tapper’s book as a must-read for any Republican. But the key takeaways from the book weren’t […]

Chad Crowley’s Substack:

Chad Crowley at Substack (“Undoing the Myth of the “Good War”) summarizes several important books on World War II: AJP Taylor: Origins of the Second World War; Gerd Schultze-Rhonhof: 1939: The War That Had Many Fathers; David Irving’s Churchill’s War, vol.1: The Struggle for Power; Patrick Buchanan: Churchill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War: How Britain Lost Its Empire […]

NYT Oped by Sheila Katz: Jews Are Afraid Right Now. 

NYT Oped: Jews Are Afraid Right Now. It’s a reasonable assumption that Jews who attended the pro-hostage march in Boulder are supporters of the genocide. And no acknowledgement that the Israel Lobby in the U.S. retains huge power and is entirely supported by the mainstream Jewish community. Kaatz acts as if the few Jews who […]

Ross Douthat in the NYTimes: Is Civil War Coming to Europe?

Is Civil War Coming to Europe? … When I’ve written skeptically about scenarios for an American civil war, I’ve tended to stress several realities: the absence of a clear geographical division between our contending factions; the diminishment, not exacerbation, of racial and ethnic polarization in the Trump era; the fact that we’re rich and aging […]

James Edwards Interviews Former U.S. Representative Steve King (R-Iowa)

Let me take you back to another incident that really brought my attention to this. It was the opening night of the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland, and I did a panel with MSNBC. Chris Hayes is the moderator. They had April Ryan, a black commentator there, and a fellow by the name of […]

David Betz: Civil War Comes to the West, Part II: Strategic Realities

That civil war is looming in the West is a logical conclusion of standard, well-understood precepts of social science. The likely fracture of multicultural societies along lines of identity is an obvious hypothesis. The configuration of demographic geography, and the factional polarisation that is its political consequence, is a measurable fact. The precariousness of contemporary […]

Report: ‘Thousands’ of (White) South African Refugees to Arrive in U.S. by End of Summer

50,000 applications for refugee status from Afrikaners Report: ‘Thousands’ of South African Refugees to Arrive in U.S. by End of Summer “Thousands” of white South African refugees may be in the United States by the end of the summer as massive amounts of applications from Afrikaners — an ethnic minority in the country — continue […]

JTA: Karol Nawrocki, right-wing Holocaust revisionist historian, elected Polish president

Karol Nawrocki, right-wing Holocaust revisionist historian, elected Polish president Nowrocki has promised to end the tradition of lighting Hanukkah candles in the presidential palace. Karol Nawrocki speaks to supporters following the Polish presidential runoff election, June 1 in Warsaw. (Marek Antoni Iwaczuk/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) Karol Nawrocki, a right-wing historian involved in Poland’s recent […]

The Suicide of Andrew Grant “Charlotte” Fosgate and the Mockery and Derision in Response

The Suicide of Andrew Grant “Charlotte” Fosgate and the Mockery and Derision in Response Stigma, Shame, and Other Negative Sanctions are Vital To Stopping the Transgender Menace The above image features an image of St. Johns Bridge in Portland, Oregon, featured in the last tweet posted by Fosgate’s “charlotteburntfishie” account. Author’s Note: the nature of […]

Mr. Wilders said that implementation of that policy was not going quickly enough. During a news conference last week, he said he wanted to add 10 more proposals to the agreement to further curb migration and demanded the immediate support from his governing partners. The proposals included calls for a complete halt to asylum, as […]

Andrew Goldberg’s “White with Fear”

Andrew Goldberg’s White with Fear: The Guardian: ‘A cynical ploy to hold power’: how the US right has exploited racial division In the documentary White with Fear, an insidious long-running campaign to villainize people of color in the US is laid bare In the year 1968, a group of housewives in Dearborn, Michigan, then a nearly […]

Another Neoconservative Bites the Dust: The Life and Legacy of Michael Ledeen

Michael Ledeen, the man who urged America to “to pick up some small crappy little country and throw it against the wall” every decade,  met an end that many of his critics would call overdue. On May 17, 2025, Ledeen died at the age of 83. marking the passing of one of the last influential […]

Moobs on the Move: Translunatic Tantrums and Core Concepts of Clown World

“Pissing in public.” That was the alliterative theme of the first tranny tantrum. “Moobs on the move.” That’s been the alliterative theme of the second tranny tantrum. Narcissists hate being told “No,” you see, and translunatic narcissists in Britain were told “No” by the Supreme Court in April 2025, when judges ruled that women are […]

JAMES BURNHAM’S THE MANAGERIAL REVOLUTION

We are aware that we live in a technocracy, but we don’t necessarily understand what that means. What is a technocrat, and how does he or, increasingly, she function? A key text to understanding this relatively new style of governance is James Burnham’s 1941 book, The Managerial Revolution. Writing during World War 2, Burnham finds […]

Black Women in Charge: Profiles in Umbrage

The anniversary of George Floyd’s death this past weekend was marked by claims that the country’s attempt to finally deal with its systemic racism had been brushed aside with “the resurgence of old power structures” — as put by University of Connecticut professor Manisha Sinha, who represents the NEW power structure where Indian immigrants get all the good affirmative […]

When Uncle Tom Crosses Uncle Schmuel

In America’s NGO space, some topics are so taboo that even renowned public intellectuals aren’t safe when they dare criticize sacred cows such as the state of Israel. Just ask Black economist Glenn Loury. A former Reagan-era conservative, Loury has held a distinguished career in the field of economics. After earning his doctorate at the […]

Unz Review: Philip Giraldi on the putative Trump-Netanyahu split

Netanyahu also said that Israel wants to carry out “Trump’s plan” for Gaza to include the permanent removal of the Palestinian population to create a US managed seafront resort over the ruins of the strip. Per Netanyahu, the Israelis have now included the creation of “Trump Gaza” as one of the redline conditions to permit an […]

Thomas Friedman on changing attitudes in Israel on the Gaza war

The Flashing Signals That I Just Saw in Israel I just spent a week in Israel and, while it may not look as if much has changed — the grinding Gaza war continues to grind — I felt something new there for the first time since Oct. 7, 2023. It is premature to call it […]