Monthly Archives: July 2008

Thinking About White Nationalism

Posted on July 17, 2008 by Hunter Wallace

Jim Kalb has some thoughts this morning about White Nationalism: The basic problem with the approach, of course, is that “whiteness” doesn’t have much to say about what life is about, so it can’t serve as the basis of social order. … Continue reading →

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Poll Finds Obama Isn’t Closing Divide on Race

Posted on July 16, 2008 by Hunter Wallace

Americans give lip service to diversity, but practice homogeneity. As it was eight years ago, few Americans have regular contact with people of other races, and few say their own workplaces or their own neighborhoods are integrated. Share

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Energy tsunami coming, ex-policymakers warn

Posted on July 16, 2008 by Hunter Wallace

Here. WASHINGTON (AP) — A bipartisan group of 27 elder statesmen is sending an open letter to both presidential candidates and every member of Congress saying the country faces “a long-term energy crisis” that threatens the security and prosperity of … Continue reading →

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Places

Posted on July 16, 2008 by Hunter Wallace

I’m currently enjoying Kunstler’s The Geography of Nowhere. Here’s an excerpt: This is quite an extraordinary thing. It can only be possible where people feel no connection or allegiance to their locality – and, in fact, Americans move relentlessly, every … Continue reading →

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Zmirak’s Vanishing Act

Posted on July 15, 2008 by Hunter Wallace

John Zmirak is suffering from a profound, secret, half-rationalized, fundamentally religious decision – a wrong one - to remain childless and unmarried, unlike my agnostic, irreligious racialist friends. Share

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The Fall of Conservatism

Posted on July 14, 2008 by Hunter Wallace

Via Amitai Etzioni. In The New Yorker, a long article documenting the decline of the conservatism. By the end of the century, a movement inspired by sophisticated works such as Russell Kirk’s 1953 “The Conservative Mind: From Burke to Eliot” … Continue reading →

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“White Supremacy”

Posted on July 14, 2008 by Hunter Wallace

A post of mine from the SPLC’s Hatewatch blog: Jonathan, the term “White Supremacy” or Supremacist was invented by the Jews as a form of pejoratived degratory epithet to describe those White “racist” gentiles. Many true White racialists already know … Continue reading →

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Event Horizon

Posted on July 14, 2008 by Hunter Wallace

Kunstler’s latest: It’s hard to imagine what kind of melodramas were unspooling on the Hamptons lawns this weekend, while everybody else in America was watching Nascar, or plying the aisles of BJs Discount Warehouse for next week’s supply of mesquite-and-guacamole … Continue reading →

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Stereotypes

Posted on July 13, 2008 by Hunter Wallace

Robert Lindsay on the stupidity of stereotypical anti-racist behavior. Share

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Reconstruction in New England

Posted on July 12, 2008 by Hunter Wallace

An excerpt from Michael Fitzgerald’s Splendid Failure: Postwar Reconstruction in the American South: By 1874 all of New England had outlawed de jure segregation in schools. (p.171) Share

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