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Review of “Passovers of Blood” by Ariel Toaff

12,965 words. During the Passover ceremony of the Seder, a few drops of the child’s blood, the symbol of Edom (Christianity) and of Egypt, dissolved in the wine, had the power to transform the wine into blood, intended to be drunk and sprinkled onto the table as a sign of vengeance and a symbol of […]

Tom Sunic Interview with Australian Nationalist

Léo Taxil: Is Anti-Semitism worse than pornography and Talmudic blasphemy?

The Villain, the Dummy, the Good, the Suss, from left to right, Léo Taxil (1854–1907) whose real name is Gabriel Jogand-Pagès , Luigi Rotelli (1833 – 1891) the archbishop of Pharsale and apostolic nuncio, Édouard Drumont, author of La France juive (1844–1917), Georges Bernanos (1888–1948) In 1931, Georges Bernanos published a pamphlet entitled La Grande […]

Occupying the Universities

For those on the political Right, the university is now occupied territory, but not so long ago the universities were an enemy from a Leftist perspective. Terry Eagleton, one of Britain’s most famous Marxist academics, bemoaned in 2010 in Left-wing newspaper The Guardian that we had ‘witnessed in our own time … the death of […]

CNN: If It Bores, It Scores!

Anticipating this brutal column, CNN has just fired Chris Licht. If the next chairman plans to last any longer, he’d better implement these changes right away! At the risk of raising a topic even more boring than Ukraine, let’s talk about what’s happening at CNN. There was a major article (i.e., long) in The Atlantic this week […]

Where has the Joy gone?

Where has the Joy gone? Where has life’s sweetness fled? Why do we feel so lost or abandoned when we have so much? Going back in time, we find examples aplenty of joy-deprived folks, Piles and piles of grieving souls from the dawn of humanity. Joy was brief in olden days but stretched-out sadness was […]

Beauty and the Barbarous: From Glorious Gold to Anatoly’s Anglo

What was the greatest artwork of the twentieth century? Some would choose a painting by Picasso or Rothko, a sculpture by Brancusi or Epstein, an installation by Kapoor or Weiwei. Not me. I don’t like any of those artists and I don’t like the ugly art that is so characteristic of the twentieth century. No, […]

Jewish Scientist “Saved the World” Developing New Vaccine

Dr. Drew Weissman (along with colleague Katalin Kariko) at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine has been lauded as “Penn Professor (who) ‘Saves the World’ with COVID Vaccine Research.” (Kariko is excluded from the headline in this Jewish Exponent article.)  Weissman and Kariko have been lavishly celebrated for their “breakthrough” with mRNA technology. […]

Consciousness Raising for White Students

Equal Training: An Analysis of Antiwhite Material and Language Manipulation Tactics Used in American Schools Student X Michael Michau, 2023 The simplest definition of education is the transmission of culture, so it is not surprising that schools are on the front lines of the present kulturkampf.  As usual, the Right is reacting to the dynamic […]

Marx, Moses and the Pagans in the Secular City, Parts 1 & 2

Intro: Below is my essay published first in 1995 in quarterly CLIO (A Journal of Literature, History, and the Philosophy of History). In view of century-long and still ongoing scholarly disputes about the genesis of totalitarian temptations, intellectual repressions, as well as modern “wokeism” in the EU and US – it may be worthwhile to […]

Frodi Midjord: “How a Crisis of Legitimacy Will Shatter the Current World Order”

Weaponizing Anti-Semitism: From Victim to Predator by Dr. Alan Sabrosky

Editor’s note: Readers of this site will likely be familiar with most of the material presented here, but it’s refreshing nonetheless to see such a frank and honest assessment of Jewish issues, from Unz.com.  And from someone who is half-Jewish (on his father’s side) himself. I have removed the material on historical Jewish writing like […]

Gender, “identifying as” and identity

The Anniversary the Media Would Prefer You Forget

How did I miss the third anniversary of George Floyd’s death? Were the media caught sleeping? Three years ago, Floyd was given funerals in three states, carried in a gold casket and driven to his final resting place in a horse-drawn carriage. It was like the funeral for a pharaoh.       From Floyd’s death on […]

Back up and posting

We couldn’t post new material for a few days. We’re back.

VDARE Facing Mortal Threat

NY Attorney General Letitia James Mugs Us (As Well As Donald Trump, NRA etc.). President Donald J. Trump’s indictment by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg (as with impeachment, it was always obvious that if emoting Democrats didn’t charge Trump with this, they’d charge him with that) had one great redeeming feature for us here at VDARE.com: as with the […]

Review of The Jewish Onslaught: Dispatches from the Wellesley Battlefront, Part 2

Tony Martin Go to Part 1. Martin’s story is simple enough—in 1993, he assigned The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews as one of the texts to his class on American slavery. Someone noticed the book in the Wellesley College bookstore and took note. “Observers” were sent from the College Hillel (or Jewish college organization) […]

Review of The Jewish Onslaught: Dispatches from the Wellesley, Part 1

The fundamental, underlying motif of Jewish racism is an unwarranted assumption of Jewish superiority. The Jewish Onslaught: Dispatches from the Wellesley Battlefront Tony Martin The Majority Press, 1993; Black Classic Press, 2022 I recently wrote an article on the very controversial The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews: The Jewish Role in the Enslavement of […]

How Not To Be President

Now that we know Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is running for president (along with several others whose names I can’t remember), I have a helpful primer on what NOT to do as president. I base this advice on the conduct of the most inconsequential president in U.S. history, Donald Trump. With the exception of the […]

In Clown They Trust: The Farce and Foulness of Clown World

The Jewish genius Hannah Arendt was wrong about “the banality of evil.” Evil is often entertaining and interesting, combining both farce and foulness. That’s why the term “Clown World” was invented. It’s used by thought-criminals like Vox Day to describe governments, corporations, and churches in the modern West. We’re ruled by Jew-designed ideologies – black […]

Jesus the Jew

It’s hard to believe in the present day, but yes, it’s true, there are still a lot of Christians out there in the world.  According to some estimates, they number around 2.4 billion or about 30% of humanity.  In terms of sheer numbers, the US technically has the most: about 245 million, representing around 75% […]

Killers Of The Flower Moon Review: A Cautionary Masterpiece On The Insidiousness Of White Men

Imagine beginning a movie review about a couple evil Jews or Blacks (not that any such thing would be made these days) with this: Time and time again throughout history, Jews have proven they cannot be trusted. In Martin Scorsese’s twenty-sixth film “Killers of the Flower Moon,” he shows us another staggering real-life example of […]

Twenty statements about transgenderism

Introduction Here are twenty statements about transgenderism as a social phenomenon or an ideology. The first twelve are probably fairly obvious; the others concern the aims and methods of transgenderism as a political project, looking especially at its use of a single word. Factual assertions No one can change their sex. A person’s sex, like […]

L’Inquisition, une guerre raciale d’éviction, les combats souterrains chez les Jésuites en Espagne: l’attaque.

Original Article: Andrew Joyce: “Review: The Jesuit Order as a Synagogue of Jews.” Saint Ignace de Loyola, fondateur de la compagnie de Jésus le 27 septembre 1540 à Montmartre: on se demande de qui ce tableau célèbre la gloriam, Dieu ou Loyola. “Les frères de la circoncision ont perverti tout l’édifice de la Société [de […]

New Comments Policy

I have decided to change the comments policy on TOO articles. From now on comments will be restricted to those who contribute at least $10/month to TOO.  If you are a contributor, let me know via email, including whatever alias you use. The previous moderator had to quit because of health issues and I am […]