Archive | Sam T. Francis

The arguments are still true today.

And what it means for America.

On the GOP and the white vote.

The late Sam Francis explains.

Whose country?

Samuel Francis’s address at the 2004 American Renaissance conference.

Former lefty gets it half-right.

Sam Francis on the immigration-terrorism link.

"Equality" is a convenient cover for power-seeking elites.

One of Sam T. Francis' finest essays.

On the racial realities of our nation and our time.

An account of European genius.

The origins of our racial characteristics lie in the distant past.

To claim that we are a “universal nation” is to deny the past.

The assault on our race and culture must be met in explicitly racial terms.

Bill Clinton was the first president to explicitly champion the decline of whites.

Sam Francis saw it all coming.

The origins of our national celebration of multiracialism and political correctness.

The attack on the battle flag is only a preliminary skirmish.

"By embracing a breakup of the United States, whites would be abandoning their own country."

Sam Francis died six years ago this month. We still miss him.

The curious beginnings of a useless word.

The struggle between biology and liberalism.

The election was largely a racial headcount; except for whites.

The origins of our national celebration of multi-racialism and political correctness.

A look at the real Martin Luther King, Jr.

Columnist believes multiculturalism leads to authoritarian regimes.

Sam Francis to David Brock: No one complains when Jews object to miscegenation.

Taste and "family values" weren't the only targets of the infamous skit.

House Republicans reject President Bush's attempt to defang intelligence bill.