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AIPAC’s Stealth Tactic: Never mention Israel in their attack ads
Mondoweiss: New York Times report on AIPAC hides a central…
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Jewish Cultural Influence
Johann von Leers: ‘The legal regulation of the Jewish Question’ (1933)
Translated by Alexander Jacob
Johann von Leers (1902–1965)…
Review: “Israel’s Lobby: America in the Grip of a Foreign Power”
Israel’s Lobby: America in the Grip of a Foreign Power
Eli…
Jewclidean Geometry: Pickaxing the Axioms of the War on Anti-Semitism
Euclid envy. It’s a rare phrase and a common phenomenon. Down…
Karl Radl: An Original Translation: Julius Streicher’s ‘Juden stellen sich vor!’
Translator’s Introduction
‘Juden stellen…
European Politics & Multiculturalism
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK and Rupert Lowe’s Restore UK parties compared and contrasted
/17 Comments/in British Politics, Featured Articles/by Martin WebsterI was very grateful that The Occidental Observer published this very important article about the Jewish strategy for diverting and subverting white Nationalist political parties — not just in America, but everywhere on the planet where European people survive: Beware of Yoram Hazony’s Attempts to Subvert Nationalism The process set out in this TOO item is […]
Return of the Troubles? The New IRA and Its Anti-Immigrant Focus
/11 Comments/in British Politics, Featured Articles/by Mark GullickAnyone who grew up in the British Isles from the 1970s to the 1990s will understand what is meant by “The Troubles” in Northern Ireland, and will know that the IRA stands for the Irish Republican Army. From at least 1969 until 1998, this Catholic paramilitary organization was the leading cause of terrorism in the […]
Farage: Right and Proper that Social Media Posts Are Investigated by Police
/23 Comments/in British Politics, Featured Articles/by Oliver WilliamsIn July, Nigel Farage told Sky News “If people post on social media things that are racist, they nearly always get a knock at the door, charged, and that’s right and proper“. He recently called Twitter “dangerous.” Raheem Kassam, a close Farage ally, has echoed that sentiment, describing people expressing themselves freely online as a […]
Meet the New Boss: Andy Burnham
/10 Comments/in British Politics, Featured Articles/by Mark GullickKing Charles III has just invited yet another Prime Minister (PM) to form a government of the Union of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The current monarch must be becoming accustomed to receiving these visits at Buckingham Palace. He had thought his coronation would just mean more visits to hospitals and mosques to take […]
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Separation and Its Discontents
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