• The Truth About Legacies

    The Occidental Observer - Jul 6th 2023 9:23am EDT

    After an initial burst of indignation at the Supreme Court for taking on the unpleasant task of informing college admissions offices that race discrimination is unconstitutional, the media’s main focus quickly shifted to their favorite topic: blaming White men. True, it was going to be difficult to turn a case finally ending 50 years of […]

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  • Poland: The nation and its faith

    The Occidental Observer - Jul 4th 2023 10:24am EDT

    “O Holy Maid, who Częstochowa’s shrine Dost guard and on the Pointed Gateway shine!” Though it is an obvious remark that not each and every Pole is Catholic, it nonetheless holds true that the equation Polish equals Catholic is as valid as the mental association that Russian means Orthodox Christian (with the same reservations that […]

  • Transgenderism as a PC ideology

    The Occidental Observer - Jul 3rd 2023 10:13am EDT

    Introduction Transgenderism can be seen as a politically correct ideology along with feminism, anti-racism and the others. The main things it has in common with them are a hatred and denial of nature and an impertinent urge to overcome it. Feminism against nature Feminists’ hatred and denial of nature are seen in their refusal to […]

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  • The Forced War, a Review, Part 3 of 3

    The Occidental Observer - Jul 1st 2023 9:50am EDT

    Go to Part 1 Go to Part 2  The Optimism of Adolph Hitler The common thread linking most if not all of Adolf Hitler’s actions and statements throughout The Forced War is ethnocentrism. He harbored a deep identification with the German people, and, to a lesser extent, an appreciation of distinct, non-German (or non-Aryan) European […]

  • The Forced War, a Review, Part 2 of 3

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 30th 2023 10:54am EDT

    Go to Part 1. Hoggan asserts early in The Forced War that Lord Halifax, despite nominally being the British foreign secretary, in fact controlled British foreign policy on the European continent—not Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain. Further, Halifax from the beginning had contempt for Hitler’s revisionist aims for the German people, who were clearly wronged by […]

  • Could Somebody Keep Trump’s Promises?

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 29th 2023 1:17pm EDT

    If there is hope for America — and I’m doubtful — it came at 10 a.m. Monday in Eagle Pass, Texas, when Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis unveiled his immigration plan. Much of the document is strikingly similar to Donald Trump’s immigration plan from waaaaay back in 2016, the only minor exceptions being that DeSantis understands […]

  • “The Forced War,” a Review, Part 1 of 3

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 29th 2023 8:12am EDT

    (Look for the latest edition to be published by the Institute of Historical Review later this year.) The Forced War David Hoggan Institute for Historical Review, 1989 The conflict between Warsaw and Berlin became the pretext in 1939 for the implementation of the antiquated English balance of power policy. This produced a senseless war of […]

  • False diagnosis: A response to “Are We All One In Christ Jesus?”

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 28th 2023 10:48am EDT

    It is not only Pierre Simon’s “Are We All One In Christ Jesus?”, not only the numerous texts that I have familiarized myself with while reading articles conveying a similar message as that expressed by Pierre Simon, but also my talks with people from Western Europe that compelled me to eventually voice my opinion on, […]

  • “Rasputin: A Tool of the Jews”: Excerpts from Dr. Rudolf Kummer’s “Rasputin: Ein Werkzeug der Juden,” Part 2 of 2

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 27th 2023 10:19am EDT

    Go to Part 1. Ch. 18: Rasputin as a representative of Jewish interests In his attempts to help his new friends Rasputin was faced everywhere with the resistance of influential personalities as well as the anti-Jewish attitude of the ministers. He therefore turned to Simanovich with the request to name people who could inform him […]

  • “Rasputin: A Tool of the Jews”: Excerpts from Dr. Rudolf Kummer’s “Rasputin: Ein Werkzeug der Juden,” Part 1 of 2

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 26th 2023 2:23pm EDT

    Excerpts from Dr. Rudolf Kummer’s Rasputin: Ein Werkzeug der Juden, 1939 Translated by Alexander Jacob Rudolf Kummer (1896—1987) specialised in Oriental Studies at the University of Erlangen and worked in the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek from 1923 as a librarian. A firm nationalist, Kummer became a member of the Freikorps Epp in 1919 and took part in […]

  • A Traditional Catholic Ponders the West and Its History, Part 2 of 2: Review of Individualism and the Western Liberal Tradition

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 24th 2023 10:55am EDT

    But sometimes the question is more about us and not them — namely, who we are and why are we who we are. Again, I think what drives me in the most elemental way towards an interest in this topic — beyond truth for the sake of truth itself — is my interest in the […]

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  • A Traditional Catholic Ponders the West and Its History, Part 1 of 2

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 23rd 2023 10:41am EDT

    All the utopias dreamed up by the Left inevitably lead to bloodshed—because they conflict with human nature. The classical Marxist Utopian vision of a classless society in the Soviet Union self-destructed, but only after murdering millions of its own people. Now the multicultural utopian version that has become dominant throughout the West is showing signs of […]

  • O’Keefe Media: BlackRock Recruiter Who ‘Decides People’s Fate’ Says ‘War is Good for Business’ While Spilling Info on Asset Giant

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 22nd 2023 4:26pm EDT

    $10 trillion in assets under management by a company with major Jewish involvement (headed by Larry Fink) and committed to ESG. What could go wrong? BlackRock Recruiter Who ‘Decides People’s Fate’ Says ‘War is Good for Business’ While Spilling Info on Asset Giant – O’Keefe Media Group (okeefemediagroup.com)  

  • TRUMP IS THE MEDIA’S NEW DAVID DUKE

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 22nd 2023 10:39am EDT

    The media are so desperate to get Donald Trump the Republican presidential nomination that they’re acting like the fat lady has sung — and they don’t mean Chris Christie. They refer to Trump exclusively as the “front-runner” and gloatingly note that he’s dominating the polls so they can sneer at Republican voters for their cultlike […]

  • Tucker on the Biden exoneration

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 21st 2023 9:56am EDT

    As always, Tucker is the best mainstream commenter out there. So far, 10.8 million views, far more than his audience on Fox. Ep. 5 As in most of the developing world, it’s safer to be the president’s son than his opponent. pic.twitter.com/AtRRaxYSjs — Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) June 20, 2023

  • Are We All One In Christ Jesus?

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 21st 2023 9:52am EDT

    I am speaking the truth in Christ, I am not lying. Paul, Romans 9:1 Preliminary note: If, in principle, we should be entitled to revise our notions on the Holocaust which has now become a religion called with a certain derision “Holocaustianity”, for the sake of consistency, we should also be entitled to revise our […]

  • Toxic True Confessions of a Facial Fascist

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 19th 2023 11:58am EDT

    I’m fascinated by faces. In part, this is because I’m an ignoramus who has to gather information by instinct and intuition rather than by intellect. Faces are fruitful for me in a way that lots of other things aren’t. But then you’re an ignoramus too. You’re human, after all, and no human can look at […]

  • Myth or the Great Hoax: The Origins of Modern Demonology

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 17th 2023 10:28am EDT

    We all use mythical language, although we seldom admit it. In contrast to concepts which are the hallmarks of modern discourse, myths are based on images and symbolic forms of speech. In the mythmaking narrative images change and vary over historical time and place although their driving force remains constant in the identity building process […]

  • The Trump Indictment

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 15th 2023 10:52am EDT

    Last week’s indictment of Donald Trump is the latest example of why liberals really should have read my book, Resistance Is Futile. Or Aesop’s fable “The Boy Who Cried Wolf.” Either one. After years of making insane accusations against Trump, from Russian collusion to indicting him for misdemeanor record-keeping errors in his blackmail payments to a porn […]

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  • Transgenderism and word magic

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 15th 2023 10:45am EDT

    Introduction A previous article ended with the statement that the path to transgenderism was laid by feminism. Transgenderism also owes much to postmodernism and especially to the postmodern belief in word magic. This article looks at how this belief affected history, journalism and politics before being picked up by transgenderism. Word magic Word magic is […]

  • Review of “Passovers of Blood” by Ariel Toaff

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 12th 2023 1:38pm EDT

    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

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 10th 2023 7:12pm EDT

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

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 10th 2023 11:16am EDT

    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

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 9th 2023 11:14am EDT

    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!

    The Occidental Observer - Jun 8th 2023 10:04am EDT

    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 […]