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Category Archives: Alt Right
Dissident Dispatches: An Alt-Right Guide to Christian Theology
I just interviewed the author Andrew Fraser by Skype. He’s based in Australia and in July published this new book (reviewed by Roger Devlin). His magnum opus, The WASP Question, came out in 2011. If you read just one of … Continue reading
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Undercover With The Alt Right
Was interested when I saw the headline, but this article revealed little the Alt-Right hasn't publicly stated https://t.co/mLRArjcaxJ — George Hawley (@georgehawleyUA) September 20, 2017 Homosexual Patrik Hermansson went undercover with the Alt Right for a year to aid the … Continue reading
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Judaism, Homosexuality & The Alt Right
Judaism was the first major civilization to declare that men should limit their sexuality to their opposite sex spouse. That made civilization possible as it restrained and channeled male sexual energy. Over the past few years, I’ve become interested in … Continue reading
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The Alt Right After Charlottesville
From Haaretz: “There’s really no going back from Charlottesville,” she says. “As the movement moved offline, elements like trolling and the nihilistic culture of transgression have kind of dropped away.” The movement has shed its online persona to appear like … Continue reading
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Indiana white nationalist called ‘the next David Duke’ isn’t stopping with Charlottesville
Robert King writes: Three weeks ahead of the coming apocalypse, Matthew Heimbach knew that violence was a real possibility in Charlottesville, Va. A prominent white nationalist who’d squared off with leftist counterprotesters before, Heimbach said the group he was leading … Continue reading
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If Milo is New Face of American Right We’re in Trouble
Paul Gottfried writes: As a historian of the American conservative movement, I dove into Milo’s book because I was interested in what it conveyed about the Alt-Right, but my interest quickly dissipated after I read the relevant remarks. I would … Continue reading
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The Alt Right Is Not Violent
One of the contributions of George Hawley’s new book, Making Sense of the Alt Right, is his point that so far the Alt Right has not been violent. Similarly, although there is a connection between the Alt-Right and earlier white-nationalist … Continue reading
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‘MY YEAR INSIDE THE INTERNATIONAL ALT-RIGHT’
Whether you are for or against the Alt Right, you’ll profit from reading this perspective by a critic who went inside the movement. He has a sharp eye for bizarre behavior and egomania. If you go inside any insular group … Continue reading
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Undercover With the Alt-Right
Jesse Singal writes for the New York Times: In Britain, Mr. Hermansson attended a private dinner of extremists where Greg Johnson, a reclusive leading American far-right figure who is editor in chief of Counter-Currents Publishing, explained the need to “mainstream … Continue reading
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