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The reality is that members of the American left have, whether they like it or not, become the new conservatives. At least in economic policy, they are usually the defenders of the status quo. In contrast, some of the so-called “conservatives” are the radicals seeking major change; at a recent public event, I heard two African American intellectual
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It’s not even an American—it’s Nigel Farage, former head of the UK Independence Party (UKIP). Before Farage came along, British anti-EU sentiment was strongly tinged with racism and even white supremacism.
Michael Malice • The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics
Bari Weiss • A Free Press Conversation with Natan Sharansky
the majority (55%) also felt that “moving a conservative agenda was worth any price of supporting Trump.” Surprisingly, 57 percent of this non-white group agreed that the January 6 riot at the US Capitol was “an effort by patriots to protect and restore our Christian nation.” Furthermore, 52 percent agreed that “the US military should support Vladi
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Jim’s Blog and Xenosystems. VDARE.com focused on immigration, while AmRen.com was about “race realism” (i.e., “scientific racism”). They would bring up “HBD,” meaning “human biodiversity,” the idea that different human populations have important inherent biological differences. They spoke of NRx—short for neoreaction—and the Dark Enlightenment, rig
... See moreMichael Malice • The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics
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