Against Free Trade
“Merchants have no country. The mere spot they stand on does not constitute so strong an attachment as that from which they draw their gains.” – Thomas Jefferson There[…]
Author: Thorin Reynolds
Thorin Reynolds grew up in South Carolina and now resides in Texas. He holds an MBA as well as an undergraduate degree in political science. A native southerner, he has ancestors who fought with the patriots in the American Revolution, with the Texans at the Alamo, and with the Confederacy in the War for Southern Independence.
In Case You Missed It: May ’12
These were the five most popular articles during the past month. This is based upon the number of unique visitors each page received. Articles: 1) Orania: A Socio-Economic[…]
Music Review: Winglord
And when all hope was lost Deep down in the midst of our being A flame appeared, in the darkness A beacon of light, shining – in white Come![…]
Multiculturalism Is Communism
Our ancestors are still mocked as irrational bigots and we are poopooed, when not outright denounced, when we say that race-mixing, diversity, multiracialism, and multiculturalism are all Marxist communism. […]
Thilo Sarrazin
Thilo Sarrazin was a rather unremarkable, if efficient and effective, bureaucrat and administrator in a number of German government ministries and large businesses up until 2010. At the end[…]
CC: The De-Germanization of Late American Christianity
Gregory Hood wrote a terrific article over at Counter Currents last month, entitled “The De-Germanization of Late American Christianity,” which I somehow managed to miss. I seek to rectify that[…]
Sussex by Rudyard Kipling
There are a number of words in various foreign languages, particularly German, which I wish had direct English equivalents, but which unfortunately do not. One of these words is[…]
Particularism – C.S. Lewis
An excerpt from a letter written by C.S. Lewis in 1930, found on page 912 of his Collected Letters: As to the business about being ‘rooted’ or ‘at home everywhere,’[…]
Dougie MacLean – Homeland
Written by well known Scottish folk musician Dougie MacLean, Homeland is a song ridiculing the foreigners who have emigrated into his Scotland. The arrogant colonists sell their expensive city houses[…]
In Case You Missed It: April ’12
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