By Max Musson: When politicians make stupid pronouncements such as that made yesterday by Labour Party leadership contestant and current Shadow Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, the least they could do is offer to foot the bill for the largess they so clearly wish to be seen doling-out! An old acquaintance of mine many years ago, once said that if we are to be forced by liberals and Marxists to have mass immigration into Britain, there…

By H. Millard: You’re in eternal gene wars and you may not even realize it. These gene wars are waged automatically and silently and they never end. And, they never can or should end. They are necessary. They are the wars between different versions of genes. Most Whites live their whole lives not knowing about the gene wars and they are the ones who are most at risk of going extinct in our new reality…

By H. Millard: A recent Internet column on an American conservative site rails against a move to give Native Hawaiians a vote on their self-determination. I disagree strongly with those who would deny the Native Hawaiians this right as a distinct people. Of course, my position is consistent with and rooted in my belief in racial nationalism, which, in my case, since I’m White, is particularized as White Nationalism In other words, I agree with…

By Max Musson: As many in this country prepare to mark the 70th Anniversary of VJ Day, the allied victory over Japan which brought World War II to an end, the Daily Mail website features an absurd story claiming that many ‘Britons’ show a shocking lack of knowledge of the key events of that war and World War I that preceded it. Of course, any self-respecting member of the British public will have a good working…

By Max Musson: During the last few days dairy farmers in the UK have mounted a number of protests at supermarkets aimed at drawing attention to their plight in which supermarket chains that dominate the wholesale milk market in this country have been paying too little for the milk they produce. On average it costs farmers 16p per pint to produce milk, but they have only been offered 12p per pint by supermarkets, meaning the…

By Max Musson: In the news today is the story that a forty-year old Sudanese illegal immigrant, named Abdul Rahman Haroun, managed to evade all of the security precautions on the French side of the Channel Tunnel and walk the thirty-one miles from Calais to Folkestone before being picked up by British police. According to the Daily Mail’s editorial, this development highlights a greater danger than many of us might have hitherto realised: “… what…

By Michael Woodbridge: “Take up the White Man’s burden And reap his old reward, the blame of those ye better The hate of those ye guard…” When the United States relieved Spain of the responsibility for administering the Philippines, Kipling wrote these words to his friend Theodore Roosevelt, as a warning about the consequences of taking on an imperial role. Likewise, Mark Twain declared that the colours of the American flag should be changed from…

By H. Millard: There’s a terrific term making the rounds among Awakened Whites *: Cuck or Cuckservative. The term comes from cuckold which in turn comes from cuckoo bird. As you probably know, cuckoo birds have a reproductive and survival strategy that has them lay their eggs in the nests of other types of birds.  Then, these other birds put in all the effort–waste their time and expend their precious energy–to hatch the cuckoo eggs.…

By H. Millard: “Living organisms must necessarily compete, for food, for mates and for living space, especially with other members of their own species. They must avoid predators and other dangers. For all these various reasons, some will leave more offspring than others, and it is the genetic characteristics of such preferred replicators which will be passed on preferentially to succeeding generations.  This is the essence of natural selection.” — Francis Crick* Emphasis added.   This natural competition–especially with…

This is the transcript of a speech made to a working class audience in 1884 by Karl Pearson, F.R.S., Professor of Applied Mathematics at University College, London. Karl Pearson was a polymath, born in Islington in 1857, he studied Mathematics at Cambridge University, later Physics at the University of Heidelberg, and at various other seats of learning; he studied metaphysics, physiology, Roman Law, 16th Century German Literature, English Law and Socialism and became a protégé of Sir Francis Galton. Although influenced by…