Canada Abolishes Itself.
. . Canada’s transformation has offered extraordinary opportunities for academics who promote the zeitgeist. Most remarkable has been the career of a certain Will Kymlicka, who has seen his writings […]
Hawley’s MAKING SENSE OF THE ALT RIGHT Tries To Be Objective—But Fails.
. . All political movements consist of a small, hard core and a larger, softer and fuzzier periphery. Understanding a movement is mainly a matter of understanding its core. Hawley, […]
Global Demographics and White Survival: What Is to Be Done?
. . Precolonial Africa was far more thinly populated than Europe due both to the inability of its pastoral and primitive agricultural economies to support a dense human population and […]
The Origins of Swedish Multiculturalism.
. . Public discussion of immigration and minority issues was accompanied by increased political activity in the same area, with an average of thirty relevant bills being introduced into the […]
Renewing Christendom.
. . A high point of Fraser’s book for me was his discussion of the parable of the Good Samaritan, a favorite text of Christian xenophiles, who see in the […]
Trump’s Tergiversations on Charlottesville and Their Significance.
. . Like the Soviet Union of yore, contemporary America is in the grip of an ideology, a system of ideas not derived from any empirical study of the world […]
Western Greatness and Its Enemies.
. . Duchesne began investigating what the academic literature had to say about the phenomenon of ethnocentrism. As early as 1981, Pierre L. van den Berghe produced a sociobiologically informed […]
