G.K. Chesterton on the Nation
G.K. Chesterton in the Illustrated London News on Oct. 5, 1918: The internationalist and the imperialist are not only similar men, but even the same men. There is no country[…]
Category: History
Is Segregation Scriptural?
Kinism is often accused of being a new invention by our multiracialist Alienist opponents. Our response is that, while the name may be new, our beliefs are the same[…]
The Bible in Afrikaans
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Confronting the Ancient Adversary
Gregory Hood’s anti-Christian article “Why Christianity Can’t Save Us” on Counter-Currents has been met well in response by Christian nationalists across the internet, especially by Faith and Heritage’s own Thorin Reynolds and[…]
The Crusades Reconsidered
One of the idiocies passed off for decades among Western historians is bemoaning the Crusades as evil. The Islamic world – the Ummah – has disseminated this imaginary charge[…]
Commemorating the Battle of Ventersdorp
Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the Battle of Ventersdorp, where approximately 2,000 members of the Boer nationalist Afrikaner Resistance Movement (AWB) clashed with an equal number of police officers.[…]
A Pagan vs. a “Christian” Analysis of Youth Day
The 16th of June is celebrated by the South African government as Youth Day, particularly commemorating the Soweto riots of 1976. The official story you’ll find imprinted in the minds[…]
Dutch Nationalists Display Solidarity with Boer Kinsmen
Identitair Verzet, the Dutch affiliate of the European ethnonationalist movement, Bloc Identitaire, recently launched a campaign “against the glorification of the terrorist Nelson Mandela,”1 in which they circulated the truth[…]
Downton Abbey’s Glimpse at a Once-Great Britain, Part 2
Part 1 Our analysis of the PBS television sensation Downton Abbey will continue as we look at how gender is portrayed in Downton Abbey. The early twentieth century was[…]
In Memoriam Gettysburg
“Seems odd that you would name your ship after a battle you were on the wrong side of.” “May have been the losing side. Still not convinced it was the[…]
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