The voice of the European American nation
Food, not lawns Illegal immigration is a sympton of a bigger problem. America is a changing country. Both white collar and blue collar jobs are being outsourced and taken by illegals. You’re on a treadmill […]
The time is now. Many European Americans have resigned themselves to the fact that, if things don’t change, their children will become minorities within their lifetimes. Affirmative Action programs give anyone who isn’t of European […]
“Eagles soar, but weasels never get sucked into jet engines.” –Elf Sternberg By Geoff Metcalf The North American Union is a ‘Borg’-like collective plan to create a regional government. It is the antithesis of our […]
New Zealands’s pride By Hayden Donnel The Torbay pair’s IQ test results rank in the top 0.4 per cent in the world. At six, Lucy is the country’s youngest member of the high IQ society […]
‘Who can catch the most (white) bodies?’ by Brian Hickey The Chinese-takeout joint and basketball courts near 30th and Jefferson just weren’t cutting it on March 23, 2006. So three young friends set out to find […]
“ALL of our Constitutional rights, given to us by our Creator, however we conceive of that entity, are now subject to so many conditions and exceptions that they are hardly recognizable. Who, having read the […]
Jose and Carlos are panhandling at the freeway off-ramp , each holding a sign. Jose drives a Mercedes, lives in a mortgage free house and has a lot of money to spend. Carlos only brings […]
Europa’s lingering mystery Virtually all that we know about Etruscan history today comes to us from indirect sources- either from Roman historians who had a patriotic axe to grind, or from Ancient Greek historians, who […]
The Art Renewal Center is an organization dedicated to classical realism in art, as opposed to the Modernist developments of the 20th century. It exists primarily as an online art gallery. The Center was founded in […]
Here’s an idea that’s bound to raise hackles. Carlos Alberto Montaner It was launched by professor Gregory Clark of the University of California at Davis, a notable economics historian, in a book titled A Farewell […]