Posted on 19 December 2012. Tags: bullying, Dharun Ravi, gay rights, lgbt, victim politics
Bullying has been in the limelight in recent years with high profile cases of bullied teenagers committing suicide, and celebrities and politicians pushing for “anti bullying” legislation. Of course, the heart wrenching story of some pretty young girl or bright boy driven to suicide by the cruelty of his or her peers resonates with all [...]
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Posted in Culture, Current Events, Europe, North America, Society
Posted on 15 November 2012. Tags: Colonialism, imperialism, the Cold War, the Third World
In modern discourse, the term imperialism is generally considered by both mainstream historians and leftists to be a “dirty” word. The former regard it as a relic of the past, conjuring up images of pith helmets and colonial settlements, the Scramble for Africa and the “Great Game” in Central Asia. In Marxist discourse, the term [...]
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Posted in Europe, History, Middle East, Most Recent, North America, Politics
Posted on 30 March 2012. Tags: Albert Ali, conservatism, democracy, election, elections, Europe, France, immigration, Islam, leftism, LePen, Marine, Nationalism, socialism
Note from the Editors: This article originally appeared in French under the title “Osons Marine?” on the website of Albert Ali, a French-Muslim writer as a response to the President of the Muslim Collective of France. The latter had made statements warning Muslims against voting for the “Far Right” party Front National in the upcoming French [...]
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Posted in Current Events, Europe, Politics, Religion
Posted on 26 January 2012. Tags: Britain, child abuse, culture, feminism, gender neutrality, homosexuality, liberalism, political correctness
Recently, the news of a two British lesbians who decided to raise a child in a “gender neutral” environment reached newspapers both here and in England because the couple decided that to finally reveal that the child was a boy. Only, the child wasn’t being raised to be “gender neutral”. Despite the claims that they [...]
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Posted in Current Events, Europe
Posted on 20 September 2011. Tags: Aleksandr Dugin, Atlanticism, Eurasianism, Europe, imperialism, national bolshevism, perennial philosophy, Russia, traditionalism
Aleksandr Gelyevich Dugin (Russian: Алексaндр Гeльевич Дyгин) is a Russian political scientist who came to prominence by promulgating a theory of geopolitics known as Eurasianism in his book Foundations of Geopolitics. He was a key member of a number of Third Positionist groups such as the National Bolshevik Party, which was an anti-liberal political organization [...]
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Posted in Europe, Politics, Russia
Posted on 24 July 2011. Tags: Anders Behring Breivik, bomber, media, neo-conservatism, norway, oslo, Zionism
There is a disturbing amount of silence regarding a portion of Oslo bomber Anders Behring Breivik’s ideology. Although people have rushed to call him a “far-right reactionary,” it seems that the media does not want to tell us the whole truth. This can hardly be surprising, given that the mainstream media can only conceive two [...]
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Posted in Current Events, Europe