Occidental Dissent

Ever hear the old multicult chestnut about Squanto teaching the hapless Pilgrims how to grow corn by using fish as fertilizer? He picked up the technique in Western Europe where it had been a common practice since the Middle Ages. Squanto had been a prisoner there for several years before his return to New England.
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At Racism Review, MSU sociologist Matthew Hughey has demolished the multiculturalist myth of Thanksgiving. He urges us to replace the American holiday with “fasting and/or service to the homeless and hungry.” The model he prefers is a national ”Day of Mourning” over European imperialism in the Americas. Jessie Daniels and other anti-racists are pushing this idea across the [...]

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Leonard Zeskind, our professional monitor, was recently in the DC area and gave a talk about White Nationalism to a local anti-racist group. A few comments:
1.) Zeskind describes himself as “a life-long activist in repairing a badly torn world.” This phrase is no mistake. It is a reference to the Hebrew concept of “tikkun olam” which means [...]

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I have long wondered why the Fire Eaters have attracted such little attention from American White Nationalists. For those unfamilar with the term, the Fire Eaters were a small band of Southern secessionists - the ‘revolutionary vanguard’ of the Confederacy - who succeeded in fomenting a revolution against the United States in 1860/1861. They engineered the destruction [...]

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From 1933 to 1939, Winston Churchill spent the better part of his ‘Wilderness Years’ (when he was out of power) creating an intense polarization between the ‘Western democracies’ or the ‘free world’ and the ‘tyrants’ and ‘dictators’ of the ‘totalitarian powers’. A constant theme in Churchill’s rhetoric of this period are hot blooded appeals to liberal principles and ideals [...]

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At Takimag, Canadian paleocon Grant Havers chides Adolf Hitler for misunderstanding Britain and condemns the Third Reich as “an untrustworthy and murderous regime.” In a certain sense, Havers is correct: Hitler suffered from the misconception that British foreign policy was still based on realpolitik rather than fidelity to highminded liberal principles. As Churchill himself admitted, [...]

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In preparation for the debate over British liberalism, I have been reading a number of sources about pre-war Britain and the road to war. I’m working through Ian Kershaw’s Making Friends with Hitler: Lord Londonderry, the Nazis and the Road to World War II at the moment. Here are a few revealing excerpts worth sharing:
Though Hitler [...]

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At VDARE, Pat Buchanan asks the shrieking anti-Natzees a few tough questions, which they will undoubtedly ignore. It was Great Britain that transformed a local border dispute with Poland into the Second World War. The British elite did so out of their fidelty to the highminded liberal principle of self-determination. They were outraged (on account [...]

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Michael O’Meara has a new entry in his debate with GuessedWorker over myth and empiricism. He continues to stress that we are in a new historical era which requires different tactics than appeal to the usual race realist data points. Previous generations of racialists were able to attack and marginalize anti-racism from the commanding heights [...]

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Since 2006, when I launched the first version of Occidental Dissent, I have said repeatedly that this website would be focused on North America. With the exception of a few entries about the Belgian Congo and South Africa, I have more or less stuck to that focus. Over the next few weeks, I am going to [...]

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