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Radical Dose proudly presents Frank L. Britton's denunciation of the parasitic state of Israel from all the way back in 1958.

Angry European chronicles the musical opus of Slaughter to Prevail, a Russian extreme metal/deathcore band.

Dan Eriksson describes the strong dissatisfaction that Friedrich Merz has aroused in Germany before even becoming chancellor.

Nicholas R. Jeelvy gives arguments for why racialism, rather than conservative or reactionary, is actually a progressive ideology.

General Confusion gives a much needed overview of what tariffs are and what their impact on the already fragile US economy will be.

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Dan Eriksson argues that the theory of the Kalergi Plan stems from erroneous translation and spreading it weakens legitimate EU criticism.

Skully draws on his experience as a haunted house actor to give you some tips on how to dress up and scare people.

Nicholas R. Jeelvy makes a controversial case for why white identitarianism will benefit from ending online anonymity.

Third Venetia celebrates the Day of the Friulian Homeland and gives a history of Friul and its complex relations with Venetia.

Reed Houston analyses the fallout from the VDARE land misuse case and condemns the cynical way in which VDARE solicits donations.

Hapaperspective makes the case that American culture and food ways need to be viewed with more nuance than is usually present in memes.

Cemil challenges the conventional view of Russia as a unitary nation, being instead an imperial project that suppresses national identities.

Dan Eriksson calls for European renewal in a post-American world, advocating for sovereignty, unity, and a civilizational path beyond empire.

Skully continues his guide on how to work a haunted house, complete with funny and scary stories from his own career.

Batka explores the iconographic and mythological history of Saint George, tracing him through the Balkans to Indo-European mythology.

Third Venetia offers a crash course in the Italian citizenship referendum and what the change in the country's laws will lead to.

Eurocentrist offers a comprehensive analysis of the Trump administration's actions lead towards the establishment of an American cheka