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Pro-white activists are making an impact.

The election is this Sunday.

Now, the unthinkable has become conceivable.

Among white Millennials with an opinion on the Alt-Right, "the favorable-unfavorable divide is 33%-19%."

A comprehensive look at how "far-right" parties in Europe have gotten to the brink of power.

Over the next six months, there will be key elections in Netherlands, France, Italy, and Germany.

Trump tapes, Wikileaks, and the continued mainstreaming of our ideas.

50 percent of the French think Marine Le Pen should be "given more power."

National Review says its favored Republican candidates were "cuckolded."

There is a 37-point gap between Republicans and Democrats on the issue.

The AfD bested Merkel's CDU in her home state.

Lackluster acts perform for an audience of 300.

Tweet analysis "complicates the easy dismissal of alt-righters as disenfranchised, neckbeard teens."

German authorities say Generation Identity's activities may be "against the free democratic order."

These videos help explain.

Paul Gottfried first described the Alternative Right in 2008.

Washington Post's "guide to the basics."

Half of those surveyed in 22 countries agree with that claim.

His lead has widened in the wake of Brexit and Nice.

NYT on the rift between "beneficiaries of multicultural globalism" and "working-class ethno-nationalists."

Researchers say the trend began before Trump, but he capitalized on it.

Pat Buchanan: "People sense that the fate and future of the West are in the balance."

Pat Buchanan sees resurgent tribalism in support for Brexit.

Protestors called 2015 a "turning point."

High energy and confidence at AmRen 2016.

Anti-racists gather to lament our gains.

Article is a catalog of rising support among European nationalist parties.

Lefties kindly transcribe interesting passages from a recent interview.

Attendance hits record high at 14th American Renaissance conference.

Austria could get a "right-wing populist" head of state.

61 percent of Germans now say Islam does not belong in Germany.

Crowd shouts "We are the people."

Nationalism is the obvious response to threats posed by globalization.

20 percent of Germans disapprove of miscegenation; 46 percent won't give their opinion.

The Austrian Freedom Party got 36 percent of the vote in the first round of presidential elections.

67 percent still favor a temporary ban of Muslim immigration.

71 percent of Republican voters and 34 percent of Democratic voters agree.

Groups like the Vlaams Belang are surging in popularity.

Jared Taylor and James Edwards are the gigglers.

AfD leader says in some cases police may need to shoot invading migrants.

Bild headline: "AfD shocks Germany!"

A majority believe "continued immigration into the country jeopardizes the United States."

The search for European identity.

It was the first meeting of the nationalist Euro-parliamentary group.

Buchanan: "[W]e may be at the onset of a new nationalism in the United States."

German lawmaker: "One country after the other is turning away from the open border policy."

MARS voters, Trump, and the prophecy of Sam Francis.

German national radio calls this a threat to democracy.

Corsican nationalists don't like Muslim immigrants.

A majority of Republicans "strongly support" the idea.

The party had high support even before the Paris attacks.

Party is leading in six of 13 regions in "historic" election.

Party may gain control of several regions.

20 percent of voters now support the Sweden Democrats.

Short documentary shows hopeful signs framed with the usual hysteria.

Marion Le Pen is polling 10 points above her nearest competitor.

She's France's youngest MP.

"Poland for the Polish."

An attendee's report.

Anti-immigration party wins an absolute majority in parliamentary elections.

But prime minister says "My Europe doesn’t build walls."

And some promising political blowback.

Best results for a Swiss party in more than a century.

They now defend both the nation and the working man.

70 percent of Brits and Russians want fewer immigrants.

A determined opposition can force changes in policy.

Scandinavians are getting tired of unemployed, criminal foreigners.

Though only 48 percent favor building a wall on the US-Mexico border.

Britons realize the survival of their nation is at stake.

The party has doubled its support over the past year.

A majority also oppose birthright citizenship.

Germans fight displacement.

His party is in the governing coalition.

Northern League is now Italy's third-most popular party.

Just one percent away from the lead.