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Métis or not Métis?

The life and prophesies of Guillaume Faye.

3,000-strong caravan on its way.

But they are here anyway.

Interview with Jason Kessler.

Then turn yourself in and catch a connecting flight to LA.

Killer of three is Arab, so for the murder statistics he’s white.

Dallas schools’ cure for bad students.

Thousands at a clip.

Should we legalize bigamy?

School song ‘from a racist context' has to go.

T-shirt says it all.

The rich work and legacy of Julius Evola.

Britain breaks into the lead.

M.E. Bradford's authentic conservatism.

More blowback from a failed war.

Call 911, then shoot officers who show up.

Chicago's astonishingly poor record on mass shootings.

An idea whose time has come.

Racial socialism, radical environmentalism, and honest journalists.

Satire, double irony, and alternative history.

NAACP lets the mask slip.

Why is the Left worth talking about?

Ten years of martyrdom.

Noam Chomsky's analysis of media power is right — but applied incorrectly.

More warnings for white people.

Why does Chris Hedges get so much right — and so much wrong?

Startling commonsense — and not from America.

The most insightful democratic socialist of the twentieth century.

Explained by a perky young black woman.

Chris and Greg answer questions from listeners.

Word-for-word title of yet another idiotic article.

Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins, and Christopher Hitchens.

New insights on American history.

Jean Raspail's The Camp of the Saints.

Joe Biden sets us straight.

So says our civil rights chief.

Are anarcho-capitalists right about democracy?

A wide-ranging discussion of events since Jared Taylor's White Identity was first published.

Who now wants Medicare for all.

The work of Wilmot Robertson.

Jared Taylor interviews Jason Kessler.

Is steeped in white supremacy.

Contemplating the end of History.

The mysteries of woke talk.

On Paul Gottfried's mordant analysis.

Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss a new social-media outreach plan to get blacks to stop killing each other.

Jared Taylor debates a liberal.

How to behave in George Floyd Square.

The life and work of Samuel T. Francis.

Book of prayers is a best-seller.

The conservative icon's life and thought.

Yes, they can.

When journalists don't want their audiences to know the facts.

Ayn Rand and her influence.

Illinois senator stands up for Asian-Americans.

A new podcast featuring Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts.

No, just a religious nut with a woman problem.

At a rate of 11,000 a month.

Washington braces for yet another imaginary attack.

Into like-minded regions.

French regime wants to ban a vital nationalist group.

Bill de Blasio says so.

And Joe Biden can solve it.

An equal chance is not enough.

Just listen. The planet says so.

Why did Donald Trump never make the move from Twitter?

This isn't justice; it's revenge.

Both in Georgia and in Washington DC.

Another wide-ranging conversation with a veteran white advocate.

Reasons for optimism.

Will it be enough?

Slayer of French blasphemer honored in native Chechnya.

Astonishing but true.

The Times gets preachy again.