McCarthy Vindicated
On December the 2. 1954, the United States Senate voted 67 to 22 to censor fellow senator Joseph McCarthy. Their main arguments for this unorthodox
History
Remembering Guillaume Faye: Un Patriote Européen
by Borna
Paris, 7 March – With the death of Guillaume Faye, who died in the night between 6 and 7 March, one of the few intellectuals
Demography and Territory Are Intertwined
by Borna
The history of the world is a history of tribes fighting over territory. The fact is that humans are a tribal species and the denial
A Tale of Two Walls
by Borna
The saying goes: “Walls make good neighbours”. History has shown it to be true countless times over. From fences around a farm to keep the
Europe Was Not Built on the Looting of African Natural Resources
by Le Savoisien
This article is a translation from parts of a French article written by Peter Columns, an entrepreneur and engineer specialized in AI technology, for the
Why the West Lost the Cold War
by SPQR
On the 26th of December 1991, the upper chamber of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR voted both itself and the USSR out of existence. This
The African Holocaust: The Forgotten History of Slavery
by Borna
So many people blame Whites for slavery and for the evils of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade. But there was another slave trade, that continues to
The Cult of the Supreme Being
by SPQR
On the 8th of June 1794, Maximilian Robespierre, a French revolutionary leader, descended from a man-made mountain in a festival procession at the Champ de
Lessons from Rome; Moral Decay and Corruption
by SPQR
What Our Current Historians Neglect to Tell You The fall of the Roman Empire is one of the most written about subjects in western civilisation.