The transsexual community is incredibly small. Under 1% of Americans are trans. The gender fluid or trans poseurs crowd on Tumblr is just the crowd that in 1995 would have been goth. What the trans push is really is an attack on the basic gender assumptions and on mentally persuadable crowds. The goal is destruction…
Month: April 2020
A Practical, Aesthetic Defense of Monarchy and Aristocracy
Submitted by C.A. Shoultz I have debated for some time whether an essay of this nature is necessary in the year 2020. After all, I am far from the first writer to propose a return to hierarchical systems of government, over and against mass democracy and rule by the commons. It’s been done more than…
Barbarism vs. Civilization
Excerpts from the new book, by James LaFond Neck I was running the register at a Baltimore County supermarket in the early autumn of 2010, wearing my orange vest and name tag, slaving away in the most passive and highest pressure capacity in the lowest form of work in postmodern America, clerking at a supermarket. …
A Review of Mine Were of Trouble
I quite enjoy historical wargames and as an outgrowth of that hobby I have become quite the avid collector of combat memoirs, especially of the WW2 and pre-WW2 era. When I heard that Peter Kemp’s ‘Mine Were of Trouble’ would be available for the pittance of 10usd I was elated. With the tightening quarantines imminent…
A Book Is Coming + Friday Reads
When I left in 2017, I had to. I didn’t stop writing. I used a different pseudo for some articles at Social Matter, but ended that when heat rose at work again. What I started immediately after stopping my old work was to write a book. It should be released in June. One of the…
Hijacking Outrage at Globalism
The recent covid outbreak has shown the just in time globalist order to be a rickety system built on everything being just perfect. Often missed in modern history analysis is how the post-war world avoided major plagues, major natural disasters and other problems that all prior generations dealt with. The globalist model of copying Nike’s…
China Lied
Submitted by Semmelweis The dysfunctional twenty year relationship between the U.S. and China has been thrown into the spotlight by the Coronacrisis, and it’s unclear at this point whether the relationship will be salvageable at all, or if it will descend into outright conflict. The apparent cooperation and friendliness between the two has always been…
Woodworking and Anarchy
Submitted by whirlingsun I. I suppose I should start out by saying that I owe Christopher Schwarz an apology. When you see a guy with dark hair and a darker then average complexion with the last name of Schwarz, I think guys around these parts naturally get suspicious. Then couple that with the fact that…
‘Small Men On the Wrong Side of History’ Book Review
I wonder if Ed West remembers our meeting. It being somehow quintessentially both very English and, as such events that attract both the fringe Right and the ‘acceptable Right’, rather clandestine and bizarre. It took place, as things often do in England, in a pub. Frankly I hadn’t known what to expect, my time in…
Trumpbux + Friday Reads
The Trumpbux dropped this week. Everyone got some money in their account. This was the small amount of cash they shot out to everyone to tide them over and to pacify them as the massive bailout procedures were set up by Congress. This will be an interesting experiment. There is the chance though that more…
The American Sun 