Tag Archives: Gavin McInnes

Reframing White Nationalism

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What do we want? A white ethnostate. Much has been written about this elusive state, and I am sure there is much controversy and difference of opinion about it, so I won’t attempt to define it here. Suffice to say that the ethnostate will be a nation state founded by whites, for whites, and it will be free of the racial chaos and strife which has come to characterize multi-racial societies. White Nationalism may have many goals, but the ethnostate is the first and most important one, and to achieve it will be to win. So far so good. Read more …

Published: December 8, 2016 | Posted in North American New Right | Also tagged articles, colonialism, Emily Youcis, ethnonationalism, imperialism, North American New Right, originals, Spencer Quinn, the Alt Light, the Jewish question, universal nationalism, white nationalism | 25 Responses

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The Dallas Massacre, the Tyranny of Bullshit, & the Pseudo Alt-Right

Colin Liddell

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“Black lives matter, Blue Lives Matter, All lives matter” — Bang! Bang! Bang! Splatter splatter splatter!”

Right now, the media — both the old desiccated mainstream version and the snarky shitposty memey new version, powered by the autistic and lonely — has a glint in its eye, a bounce in its step, and a tremulous quaver in its voice. In other words it has something to bang on about — a bit like the sniper(s) and other assorted thugs in Dallas, Read more …

Published: July 8, 2016 | Posted in North American New Right | Also tagged Alt-Right, articles, biological race differences, Blacks in America, Colin Liddell, conservatism, Dallas Police Massacre, human inequality, North American New Right, originals, Paul Joseph Watson | Comments closed

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Confessions of a “Transphobic”

Greg Johnson

Gavin McInnes: mug shot of a thought criminal

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I never had a chance to read Gavin McInnes’ article “Transphobia is Perfectly Natural,” since Thought Catalog has taken it down. (But we can read outraged reactions from around the web.) McInnes has apparently been hounded out of his job as chief creative officer of something called Rooster, which I am too unhip to have heard of.