Archive for the ‘Popular Culture’ Category
Characteristics Inherent to the Occidental and Oriental Races: A Comparative Study
September 19, 2012 Asians, Child Raising, Culture, Current Events, Economics, Europeans, Family, Family Issues, Food, Foreign Policy, Genetics, Health, Ideology, Immigration, Law, Music, Politics, Popular Culture, Race, Schooling, The WestAs a white Afrikaner-Boer from South Africa, I always knew a move to South Korea would be difficult. I predicted there would be vast cultural differences between the background and heritage I come from and what I was to …
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God Bless Larry the Cable Guy, Y’all: How Modern “Redneck” Culture Demeans and Inhibits Our People
June 26, 2012 America, Christianity, Culture, Europeans, Food, History, Music, Party Politics, Politics, Popular Culture, Race, Southern, War Between the StatesIt is a balmy November noon in one of the less fashionable trailer parks in Palestine, TX. On the front porch of a circa 1977 single wide trailer, a rusty screen door slams open, knocking over a mountain of …
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A Meta-Strategy for White Advocacy
February 22, 2012 Culture, Ethnonationalism, Europeans, Popular Culture, Race, The WestA friend of mine the other day commented upon the extreme bravery of the young men of the Royal Air Force during the Battle of Britain; whatever one’s view of the wisdom of Britain’s war guarantees to Poland, the …
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On Witnessing the Moral Decline of a People: The Case of Riekert Botha
January 16, 2012 Blog, Christianity, Culture, Current Events, False Religions, Family, Family Issues, Marriage, Popular Culture, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, South Africa and Rhodesia, The West, TheologyA few years back, I attended a church service held by a visiting conservative Reformed minister from the Netherlands in a town nearby Bloemfontein. I will never forget the minister’s very first comment as he introduced himself. He remarked that …
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James A. Michener: Pedantic, Pedestrian, Poet of Diversity, Part 2
November 30, 2011 Africans, Books, Christianity, Classical, Culture, Europeans, History, Important People, Jews, Modern, Popular Culture, Race, TheologyRead the first half of the series here. In addition to Michener’s obvious themes of multiculturalism (by force, if necessary) and miscegenation, another trope that turns up often in his works is a particular admiration for the romanticized …
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James A. Michener: Pedantic, Pedestrian, Poet of Diversity, Part 1
November 28, 2011 Africans, American, Asians, Books, Christianity, Culture, Europeans, History, Important People, Modern, Popular Culture, Race, TheologyIntroduction Being a watchman for Christ in this generation requires knowledge of what propaganda is and how it can be used most effectively. Certainly, a Christian discerner would be able to articulate the insidious nature of such works as …
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Shrek: The Anti-Fairy Tale
September 7, 2011 Books, Child Raising, Culture, Europeans, Family, Movies, Popular Culture, TalesOver Labour Day weekend, I watched the Shrek movie series for the first time. I will readily admit that I enjoyed them: engaging storylines, very funny scenes, and some great one-liners. For those of you who have not seen …
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The Casey Anthony Trial
July 10, 2011 America, Blog, Child Raising, Current Events, Family, Family Issues, Law, Politics, Popular CultureCasey Anthony’s 2008 Mugshot For at least the past several weeks in America, you could not turn on the TV, read a paper, or go to a news site without seeing discussion about the Casey Anthony trial. Casey is a …
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Recoloring Our Childhood Heritage
June 22, 2011 Blog, Books, Child Raising, Culture, Popular CultureMany, if not all, of us have pleasant childhood memories of reading our favorite children’s books. My personal favorites were the Dr. Seuss books (do you like green eggs and ham?) and books with lots of pictures of animals and …
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The Roissy Revolution: Materialistic Realism to Its Logical End
June 21, 2011 Culture, Marriage, Popular CultureAmong the most bizarre manifestations of the Internet-driven open source movement is the “pick-up artist” (PUA) community. Founded as a Usenet group in the mid-90′s, alt.seduction.fast (the name of the group in Usenet syntax) served as a place where computer …
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