The Dalai Lama: Inside the Hypocritical Mind of a BBC Correspondent
I’d like to give a short piece of commentary on an event that’s taken place over the last few days. I’d like you to cast
Anti-White
UK Knife Crime: Anti-White Media Coverage
The British media has been predictably coy over the country’s knife crime epidemic in recent months, refusing to publish pictures or names of suspects even
We Stand With Julian von Abele!
by Laura
A video has been circulating on social media this week of an event which allegedly took place on the morning of Sunday 9th December at
One Man’s Trash Is Another’s Globalism
by Publius
Environmentalism and conservation used to be cornerstones of liberalism, but that is no longer the case. To say nothing of the host of problems “diversity”
Internal police investigation highlights Europe’s anti-white movement
by darth
“Long time no see”. “Sold down the river”. “Hip Hip Hooray”. These are all phrases that everyone has probably used at one point in their
Rachels Family Doxed and Fired: There’s Still Time Help
by Laura
There’s still time to support the Rachels family who are struggling after dad, Christopher “Chase” Rachels, was doxed and fired from his job for supporting
The Left sold out: A look at leftists and patriotism
by Eagle
In the past, they say, everything was better. In said past- if one still divides the political poles in right and left – the latter
The BBC Are Shocked To Report That Africans Don’t Feel English
by Laura
The results from a BBC project titled ‘The English Question’ were reported yesterday and it was revealed that, perhaps not unsurprisingly, Africans don’t feel English. The
I Stand With Holly: Scottish Girl Becomes Unlikely Hero of the Right as She Fends Off Online Bullies
In an era of political correctness where grown men make grovelling public apologies for saying that boys shouldn’t wear dresses and female celebrities agree that
Why Does the UN Declaration for Indigenous Peoples Exclude White People?
by Laura
On Thursday 13th September 2007, the United Nations adopted the The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). The declaration, which aims to develop