Monthly Archives: September 2011

The Thug Tax

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Georgia Albany, GA is one of a number of Southern cities which are passing local ordinances that ban African-American thugs from wearing “saggy pants.” Earlier this year, Arkansas and Florida banned saggy pants. A saggy pants ordinance was recently defeated … Continue reading →

Posted in BRA Race Relations, Georgia, Negroes | 13 Comments

Governor Bentley: ‘We Have the Strongest Immigration Law’

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Alabama Mississippi is the most likely candidate to pass an Arizona-style immigration law next year. Oklahoma and Tennessee are also strong possibilities. Should the Virginia Senate change hands in November, Virginia might take another shot at immigration reform. The Virginia … Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama, BRA Politics, Hispanics, Immigration | 1 Comment

Dixie: The Ethnostate

Posted on September 29, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Dixie Vanishing American and Southern Nationalist are sounding off on the concept of a Southern ethnostate. It has always struck me as obvious: where do our people actually live? If we were going to create an “ethnostate” for ourselves, just … Continue reading →

Posted in American South, Conservatism, Culture, Dixie, Music, Southern Nationalism, Whiteness | 80 Comments

John Wallace Comer

Posted on September 28, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Alabama I’ve finally got my copy of Sold Down The River: Slavery in the Lower Chattahoochee Valley of Alabama and Georgia …. and lo and behold, John Wallace Comer is on page 199. The caption reads: “John Wallace Comer of … Continue reading →

Posted in Dixie, History, Southern Nationalism, Whiteness | 11 Comments

Alabama’s Decision Day

Posted on September 28, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Alabama The headline says it all: Federal judge upholds most of Alabama immigration law. The federal judge here in Alabama upheld the Arizona-style immigration law that was passed earlier this year. Other Headlines: (1) The GOP and Race: The Perils … Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama, Hispanics, Immigration, Race Relations | 26 Comments

OD Reader Survey: Food Prices

Posted on September 27, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Alabama Before plunging into a new Muse of Hate essay, I would like to get some OD reader feedback on food and energy prices. I’m sure this will be a fun conversation. (1) Has anyone else noticed that gas is … Continue reading →

Posted in Alabama, BRA Economics | Tagged , , | 71 Comments

Put Your Marching Shoes On

Posted on September 26, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Dixie It is a cool September morning here in Dixie. I’ve just returned from a brief run outside. There is a feeling in the air that we are on the eve of the storm. These last two months have been … Continue reading →

Posted in BRA Economics, BRA Politics, BRA Race Relations, Dixie, Economy, Negroes, Race Relations | 17 Comments

Mr. EBT

Posted on September 25, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Alabama After discussing all these serious issues, it is time for a “pivot” back to the downfall of black people … who have lately succumbed to the temptation of satirizing EBT card users in their own community. Here is “Mr. … Continue reading →

Posted in BRA Politics, BRA Race Relations, Economy, Humor | 25 Comments

Protestantism and Racial Decline

Posted on September 24, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Alabama Thrasymachus has written an interesting post about my comments on the Reformation. I have been meaning to expand in considerable detail my thoughts on that subject. I’m also convinced that “it all goes back” (i.e., the collapse of American … Continue reading →

Posted in Christianity, History, PC, Progressives, Religion | 44 Comments

The Muse of Hate: Freedom’s Sons

Posted on September 21, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

(Editor’s Note: In this episode of The Muse of Hate, Lord Scorpius and Ex-Atheist discuss “Freedom’s Sons,” which is the first book that has been written about the artist known as “Hunter Wallace.” Caution: you are about to enter the … Continue reading →

Posted in Dixie, Fiction, Georgia, Mythology, Religion, Southern Nationalism, Vanguardists, White Nationalism, Whiteness | 18 Comments