The Year in Review: 2020, was “Mostly Peaceful” [sic]
2020 will be remembered as the year that was “mostly peaceful” – meaning, it was anything but. Indeed, the phrase “mostly peaceful” – followed closely…
The Year in Review: 2019, Started as Tragedy, Ended as Tragicomedy
Every year for the non-Boomer right seems like a watershed, and 2019 was no exception. The year that passed was marked by shattered hopes and…
The Ethnic Predicaments of the Shrinking White Majority
Review of Eric Kaufmann, Whiteshift: Populism, Immigration, and the Future of White Majorities (Penguin, 2018). 624 pages. This is the second part of the review,…
The Year in Review: 2018, Year of Rage, Year of Hope
As this summary of issues for 2018 is being drafted, possibly the biggest event on the political landscape is the Government shutdown threatened by US…
Victim Privilege and its Consequences
Several recent events have highlighted the increasingly influential role that identity politics have played in shaping the West’s cultural and political discourses. While the only…
2017 Symposium II – Mark Richardson
The Future Belongs to Us (if we want it to) It is tempting for those on the traditionalist scene to think that conservatism is a…
Social Media Networking and the Suspension, and Reinstatement, of GAB
After various dissident right factions successfully usurped the cultural hegemony of progressivism in 2016 – culminating in the landslide electoral victory of US president Donald…
Brendan Eich’s “Brave” Web-Browser
In late February this year, we called out to the technosphere of neoreaction with a plea to urgently create alternative social media platforms so that…
A Call to the Technosphere of #NRx: “Time to Deploy!”
It has been predicted that 2016 will be the year of the “Great Shutdown”. Such prophesies convey perhaps too much dramatic suggestion; for the shutdown to be…