Reviews
The Unprotected Class: A Review and Rebuke
Jeremy Carl and Vivek Ramaswamy are, if not fully agreed, at least closely aligned on what constitutes American identity.
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Politics
The Friend-Enemy Distinction, Part 2 of 3: The Right (and Wrong) Test
Given the disparate personalities on the Right, in order to cooperate, we must focus on common principles and goals.
Faith
Puritan Matthew Poole Against Christian Transnationalism
To be branded a "racist" today is normally just being an anti-trans-nationalist, an anti-trans-racialist.
Faith
A Defense of the Imprecatory Psalms
There is such an emphasis put on the promises of the Bible, and such a concealment of its threatenings, that the effect of both is neutralized. Christianity is often so divested of its loftier and more rigorous qualities as to fail to secure any respect.
Faith
Egalitarianism and the Burden of Proof
A complementarian's position is defined by the implicit denial that nature can be used to support nature.
Politics
Telicism and Atelicism: A New Frame for Political and Cultural Discourse
The Telic/Atelic frame cuts sharper than Left/Right because it speaks in essences rather than accidents, in substances rather than forms.
Faith
Exiled Yet Victorious: Lessons from the Fathers Who Would Not Bow
If this great cloud of witnesses endured by God’s grace, then the same grace is available to us.
History
Thanksgiving: Statecraft for a Christian Nation
The Supreme Sovereign of Nations establishes the state, and we mark the calendar accordingly.
Politics
Vine and Iron
The American Right stands at the edge of a dying order and the dawn of the Machine Age, where power belongs to whoever commands the technological stack in service of a real ethnocultural nation.
Politics
Sam Francis's Strategy for Middle America: Winning the War for Cultural and Political Power
We are in a contest of legitimacy. We must break the spell which disarms us and cast a vision for betrayed Middle Americans.
Politics
Sam Francis: Pathologist of the Regime
Sam Francis was a visionary. His work offers the New Right something deeper than vibes, slogans, or partisan tropes: a theory of elites, a critique of conservatism, a defense of ethnocultural heritage, and realism about power.
Politics
The Friend-Enemy Distinction, Part 1 of 3: Believe Your Enemies
We who are invested in the success of any future pro-White movements need to excise subversives like a cancer.