Author: Brandon Adamson
Date: September 29, 2019
A speculative odyssey into the challenges contemporary political dissidents face from subversive infiltration and psychological manipulation on social media. Though primaily focused on the nationalist community, the ideas and revelations dealt with in this book should be of interest to authentic activists from any corner of the political compass. Order it here
Author: Brandon Adamson
Date: September 21, 2018
Tags:
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,
AltLeft,
AltRight,
bernie sanders,
corporate monarchy,
democratic socialism,
democratic socialists,
demsoc,
immigration,
minimum wage,
nationalism,
neoreaction,
neoreactionaries,
NRx,
populism“The fruits of neo-imperialism may just be neo-isolationism,” Pat Buchanan once facetiously suggested in a 2003 column titled “Are Bush and Rumsfeld Closet Populists?” The crux of his argument was that the Bush administration’s neoconservative foreign policy and defiant embrace of global military interventionism was so at odds with the rest of the world that […]
Author: Brandon Adamson
Date: June 24, 2018
Tags:
american apparel,
consumer advocacy,
dov charney,
economic nationalism,
environmentalism,
fashion,
free trade,
globalization,
immigration,
localism,
los angeles,
los angeles apparel,
made in usa,
nationalism,
open borders,
retro fashion,
the new american apparel,
tracksuits,
unitards,
workers rightsAmerican Apparel is back (under new ownership!) Now made in China, Mexico and well, pretty much everywhere but America. From The Guardian: One big change is the Made in the USA tag. Its commitment to producing all of its collections in downtown LA factories – Charney refused to outsource from the US – defined its […]
Author: Brandon Adamson
Date: April 4, 2018
Ramzpaul has a video that’s worth responding to because it repeats one of the common mythological tropes in reactionary circles about how religion (specifically Christianity) functions as a kind of immune system for a nation, protecting it from outside invaders. I don’t want to resort to Reddit tier “correlation does not equal causation” cliches so […]
Author: Ashley Messinger
Date: February 10, 2018
Above are two evocative images: one of Akihabara, Tokyo, and the other of what seems to be the object of onanistic fantasising by nationalists civic and ethnic within the Anglosphere – in fact, beyond the word nationalist, it seems the only thing on which the two factions agree. The thought of the […]