Is Every Normal White Person a Nazi?
The Man in the High Castle is a trap disguised as entertainment. The premise of the story is that the Axis won World War II, and the former United States of[…]
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The Theology of Race: A Review of Andrew Fraser’s Dissident Dispatches
I confess, I didn’t expect much from this book. On sight, the cover image of Pepe the Frog as pope announces this as a work of satire, no doubt riddled[…]
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Orwellian Delusions: A Critique of George Orwell’s Notes on Nationalism, Part II
In the first part of this two-part series, I treated some of the logical fallacies and internal contradictions in George Orwell’s essay “Notes on Nationalism.” I will continue this second[…]
Orwellian Delusions: A Critique of George Orwell’s Notes on Nationalism, Part I
I delighted in reading both Animal Farm and 1984 a few years ago, and I can definitely agree with their status as timeless classics. Numerous criticisms can, however, be made[…]
In Defense of Book Burning
It’s an old meme now. Every WWII film includes an obligatory cutaway scene of brown-shirted men feeding truckloads of books into raging bonfires on the Berlin cobblestone. There was even[…]
A Review of Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance
In this day and age it is always odd to see something that seems pro-white to receive accolades from the usual dispensers of anti-white hatred. Sources like the New York[…]
Reformed “Best of 2016 Books” Advance White Dispossession
Over at popular Reformed blogger Tim Challies’ website, he’s listed the best-of-the-best books that other Christian leaders have picked as their “must reads” of 2016. He compiled lists from Al Mohler,[…]
Man in the High Castle: Alternative History as Moral Katharsis
Recently I found myself thinking about the ‘meme’ I see frequently on AltRight Twitter accounts expressing a desire that the Axis powers had won WWII. It amounts to a lament[…]
You’re a Keen One, Mr. Finch, Part 2: An Analysis of ‘Go Set a Watchman’
Part 1: An Analysis of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ Go Set a Watchman1 As mentioned before, Go Set a Watchman was famously touted as being the ‘long-awaited’ follow-up to[…]
You’re a Keen One, Mr. Finch, Part 1: An Analysis of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
“I can say without reservation that Lee is the embodiment of Dixie herself. What individual has displayed such a mixture of undaunted courage and deep compassion? Who else has spoken[…]
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