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A theory with "only one immutable truth, and it is that white is evil incarnate."

And how to stop them.

The migrant caused $2.2 million in damage to one church.

"Istanbul was Constantinople / Now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople / Been a long time gone, Constantinople"

What could've been.

One of the article's subheads: "Too Little Too Late?"

The monumental erasure.

We aren’t dealing with something rational, but something more powerful.

More mush from the Catholic Church.

Reflections from an octogenarian.

Asatru Folk Assembly buys a church building in Minnesota.

Church took nearly 500 years to construct.

Recep Erdogan had been pushing for it to become a mosque once more.

Censorship isn’t by any means new in America.

It’s unrequited love.

This isn't about the Confederacy.

"We are extremely blessed to be Americans living in America."

"Biden’s message to Middle America: This may have been your country, but no more. Get used to it."

The fall of Constantinople.

Notes on fertility, feminism, and females.

Happy Mother's Day!

"Whether east or west, home is the best."

Evangelical and Baptist leaders led the pressure campaign.

Is self-loathing more psychological than ideological?

They may be crucial in swing states.

"[T]he Farmer’s Almanac of the Dissident Right."

The fall of Constantinople.

Forty-six percent of Trump voters in 2016 were white evangelicals.

A reply to Lynne Richards' review of "The Path to National Suicide."

Unclear how EU plans to punish Hungary, Poland, and the Czech Republic.

Christendom at its finest.

"Be wise as serpents."

The innovative and influential professor was born 115 years ago today.

And why has evolution been speeding up?

Lepanto and the defeat of the Ottoman Turks.

The Church of England’s diversity theology.

Wants to end this problem through "radical and decisive" action.

To Angela Merkel, the enemy is to the right.

Happy Black History Month!

Kevin MacDonald on European individualism.

Mother defends the blacks who beat her son.

He was born in Miami to a Cuban immigrant.

"It's all about the dinero."

We can’t either.

So does agnosticism.

A look at Michelle Malkin's latest book.

Maybe 2020 will be better.

Happy Day of the Covenant!

"We’re on the same track as Europe. The church and family are in crisis.”

A look at 14 centuries of conflict with Islam.

Statue is "a reimagined version of Confederate general Jeb Stuart."

Leftist pastor compares Jesus' family to Hispanic illegals.

Fines can be as much as $799 per day after deportation orders.

"The shock troops against Conservatism, Inc. have arrived."

Secularism meets Trump Derangement Syndrome.

The Hungarian leader on fertility, immigration, and the future of his nation.

Cowardice knows no bounds.

“He just wants to do what’s best for the nation.”

"The elephant in the room is demographics . . . any conservative movement that is not willing to engage with it seriously cannot be taken seriously."

Osama E. El Hannouny now faces 14 misdemeanor counts of criminal damage to property.

"There was no quarter century between 1450 and 1750 when some European power was not at war with the Ottomans."

The South is now turning non-white more quickly than other parts of the country.

Perps unknown, but church burglaries are a sign of the times.

This time it’s because the name is too good for the building.

Ambassador in Rome says only migrants who share Polish language and culture will be welcome.

Her aunt says that she “embellished” the story.

First new St. Peter's Square sculpture in 400 years depicts migrants and refugees.

It's because they are "often" white supremacists.

Sam Francis is more relevant than ever, and his critics have nothing to teach us.

The consortium stands to lose $235,000.

How will multi-racialism end?

First step: Identify descendants of slaves who built part of the administration building.

8,800 Christians and other non-Muslims have been murdered and at least 1,000 churches torched.

Before apologizing for her "ignorance in not knowing the truth."

Religions change as the people do.