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English Defense League puts 4,000 on the street of Britain's second-largest city.

School hasn't even started but there is already outrage.

Fifth annual meeting of Identitarian Idea.

Has the Tea Party changed Washington for the good?

A Gallic earthquake in the making.

The socialists threw their support behind the center-right candidate to help him secure victory.

The new direction for white activism.

Public opinion is moving toward class-based preferences.

Dutch Party for Freedom leader says a "European Spring" is here.

Are Americans experiencing "diversity fatigue"?

Republicans doubt the government will enforce immigration law.

Political will finds a way.

Americans have "little confidence . . . the federal government will enforce the law."

"We don't feel all that welcome in the new South Africa."

The natives are restless.

Only 28 percent of voters want more immigration.

Their struggle is our struggle.

A new dawn of European nationalism.

Hints of opposition to amnesty.

A warm welcome by friend and foe alike.

Pauline Hanson is running for parliament again.

Clampdown on bogus students takes effect, and more foreigners go home.

The will of the people isn't even an option on the politicians' table.

Even the Labour Party admits it was wrong on immigration.

But when both parties ignore the will of the people it is called "bipartisanship."

Voters think the far-right Swedish Democrats have the best immigration policy.

His "Civil Rights Initiative" would ban diversity officers and racial preferences.

Brits believe tension between immigrants and natives is a major cause of division.

64 percent of Canadians think Eskimos receive too much in handouts.

The way is clear. Do you have the courage to take it?

The state will give cash payments to parents who have a second or third child.

Matt Heimbach takes to the newsroom in defense of white interests.

Taking a stand against birth tourism.

"Lawyers unite to defend those who defend the West."

Even the New York Times has noticed.

"Islamophobic acts" are up 42 percent from last year, according to the "National Observatory of Islamophobia."

Student questions the value of diversity. Hell breaks loose.

French media were less willing to report.

Texas has nearly quadrupled the number of signatures required for a White House response.

Gov. Perry, however, "believes in the greatness of our Union . . . nothing should be done to change it."

Americans react to the election results.

The Swiss will be heard, unlike Americans.

43 percent of Frenchmen see Islam as a threat to national identity.

Following the money--as usual.

Group demands a referendum on immigration and the building of mosques in France.

Conservative group describes SPLC as an "organized attack machine of the extreme political Left."

A timid but necessary beginning.

Lawsuit was filed by ten ICE employees.

The French are beginning to wake up to anti-white racism.

The racial divide is more like a chasm.

Dispatch from Jared Taylor's Towson talk.

Not even NPR listeners like illegal aliens.

And a majority oppose birth-right citizenship for illegals.

Two British MPs finally grasp the obvious.

It's the only party that's become more popular after the election.

Kris Kobach will lead the charge.

Brave Swedish journalist addresses European Parliament.

. . . and some other sensible policies, too.

Illegal border crossings down 90 percent.

48 states left to go.

Even socialists send gypsies home.

Mostly Africans and Asians.

Even a majority of Hispanics approve.

Even in lefty San Francisco.

But other good features were rejected.

New integration bill makes assimilation government policy.

She won one of two seats for the National Front--their first in parliament since 1986.

Supreme Court expected to rule favorably by the end of the month.

. . . not to mention supporters of free speech.

Exit polls show the party more than tripling its support since the last parliamentary election.

A hilarious look at the grim reality of Detroit.

News reporter shocked when white man says the obvious.

“Anti-white racism against the native French is causing havoc.”

"European Parliament must provide . . . for the protection of the Afrikaner's identity, security, and independence."

Seattle conference to discuss some of the most critical issues of our time.