Author: John Young

by L. K. My policy now is, that when I see a small white plastic bag (or any bag for that matter) laying in the street, if it is new, not too filthy, etc. I […]

by Kurt Nimmo Editor’s note: Given that money is necessary to buy food, medical supplies and other necessities of life, economic war IS war in that it produces human casualties. It isn’t as spectacular as […]

by Greg Johnson Psychologist J. Philippe Rushton died on October 2, 2012, of Addison’s disease. He was 68. Rushton was born in Bournemouth, England to an English father and a French mother. He studied at […]

Afterward Russell was diagnosed with “reactive psychosis,” a form of temporary insanity. It had nothing to do with drugs or alcohol, his wife, Danica, stressed in a blog post, and everything to do with the […]

by Jeff Goodall “Scotland in the 1980s was ruled by municipal socialists… They had engineered a situation whereby most domestic rates were paid by a minority of households.  The electoral outcome of such a strategy […]

by John Young Norman Lowell is a man whose ideas and philosophy are not only well worth reading, but have influenced me as well. Click http://www.wvwnews.net/content/index.php?/news_story/norman_lowell_speaks_at_new_right_conference.html to see Norman Lowell speak at the New Right […]

by Greg Johnson Psychologist J. Philippe Rushton died on October 2, 2012, of Addison’s disease. He was 68. Rushton was born in Bournemouth, England to an English father and a French mother. He studied at […]

by http://www.thebestbrainpossible.com While I do know that the books are fiction and were never meant to stand up to the litmus test of reality, it makes me sad and mad that these are best sellers […]

by John Young Observing polls, one thing that has always struck me is how a competent polling firm such as Zogby or Rasmussen can poll a very small sample and give results that predict the […]

by Mindweapon Today as I was meditating on the destruction of our enemies, I thought what single thing would serve our purposes best, and the answer came to me: High Food Prices. High Food Prices […]