Showing posts with label vor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vor. Show all posts

Sunday, 6 February 2011

I have lately been enjoying Jamie Kelso's podcast at Voice of Reason, in particular his readings from and commentary on Wilmot Robertson's book The Ethnostate.

Friday, 14 January 2011

For many Whites, even those who are beginning to awaken to the increasingly hostile conditions around us, the name David Duke rings a giant Pavlovian bell. In "polite" discourse allusions to Duke function as a variant of Reductio ad Hitlerum, often accompanied by snide insinuations about pointy hoods, lynching, and - underneath it all - "anti-semitism".

Whether or not you believe David Duke is mentally or morally defective, if you've never heard him speak for himself then please consider this invitation to judge for yourself. Listen to The Nationalist Report: Interview with David Duke, with Mishko Novosel and Mike Conner at Voice of Reason Broadcast Network.

I take special interest in a point Duke makes early on about what happens when someone finally comes to recognize and throw off a lifetime of anti-White guilt-tripping. For myself, part of that process resulted from reading and hearing the thoughts of certain purported madmen, Duke among them, and realizing that their positions are perfectly rational and reasonable. In this interview, which Duke describes as unlike any other he's given in a long time, he expresses one rational and reasonable thought after another.

Saturday, 8 November 2008

AoT on VoR

Earlier this evening I joined Dietrich and Mishko on their weekly Voice of Reason internet broadcast. Dietrich likes my essays and wanted to know what drives me.

In three years of writing I've never discussed what my thinking was when I started blogging or how that thinking changed. Tonight I enjoyed having the opportunity to explain.

Thanks to Dietrich and Mishko. Despite the shameful confessions it was a pleasure speaking with them.

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