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Peter Thiel tries to pass himself off as a Christian, but is using the faith to run cover for a new dystopian surveillance state. Lorica investigates.

https://radicaldose.com/the-peter-thiel-christian-deception/
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If only humans had HUDs telling them when skills increased. Maybe fewer guys would give up on increasing their social skills. Nicholas R. Jeelvy drops some hints about becoming more suave.

https://radicaldose.com/social-skills-are-skills/
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Russia sent a drone swarm into Poland and the Polish government did nothing. Stolem explores the indecision at the heart of the Polish state.

https://radicaldose.com/poland-and-indecision/
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The Isle of Barra, known as “Barrabados,” is a gem of the Outer Hebrides. Famous for its Gaelic-speaking community, white-sand beaches, and the world’s only beach runway, Barra blends rich history with natural beauty. From Kisimul Castle to the statue of Our Lady of the Sea, the island offers a unique glimpse of Scottish tradition and island life.

https://radicaldose.com/britain-beyond-the-mainland-barra/
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Reid Houston writes a critique of the pro-white movement: This open letter confronts Greg Johnson on tolerating pro-Russia sentiment he calls "support for white genocide" and anti-Americanism that fractures Western unity, arguing these failures make the movement susceptible to infiltration.

https://radicaldose.com/dear-greg-johnson/
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Until the moment comes when we white advocates can seize upon actionable political opportunities, we will have to content ourselves with victories in the realm of ideas. But while it’s certainly frustrating to live in a time when actionable political opportunities seem not to exist, we should always remember that good ideas necessarily precede fruitful action. It will be easier to defeat the enemies of the white race if they become disillusioned with their worldview. At least for now, one of our jobs is to chip away at their belief that the hereditarian view of human nature is wrong. So let’s be as good as we can be at that job.

https://radicaldose.com/undermining-the-logic-of-antiracism/
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Cemil writes about how today’s resurgence of anti-Zionism in popular culture is not coming from a pro-White perspective, but is actually be fueled by a general, preexisting anti-White sentiment.

https://radicaldose.com/todays-anti-semitism-is-an-offshoot-of-anti-whiteism/
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This article delves into the legend of the Kingdom of Fanes, one of the most captivating myths of Ladin tradition, set among the peaks of the Dolomites. It explores the geographical and cultural origins of Ladin mythology, recounts the tragic saga of Princess Dolasilla, and draws parallels with European epics such as Tolkien’s legendarium and the Arthurian tales. Beyond folklore, it argues that myths like these embody Europe’s living heritage — a reminder that the struggle for local identity is inseparable from the continent’s collective spiritual narrative.

https://radicaldose.com/the-kingdom-of-fanes/
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A concise genetic overview of the Italian people, tracing their diverse ancestral roots across six regional clusters. It examines haplogroups, autosomal DNA, and ancient migrations that made Italy one of Europe’s most genetically varied nations.

https://radicaldose.com/italian-genetics/
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Discover Westray in Orkney—from the bird-packed Noup Head cliffs and a solar-powered Stevenson lighthouse to 16th-century Noltland Castle, ferries and flights, local stays, and even the world’s shortest hop.

https://radicaldose.com/britain-beyond-the-mainland-westray/
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Venice’s mude — state-regulated, escorted merchant convoys — show how public discipline plus private initiative can cut risk, speed trade, and scale trust. This piece distills their playbook for today’s small to medium enterprises and non-state networks.

https://radicaldose.com/mude-venice/
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This article explores the Łumere — the old Venetian “Halloween of our grandparents.” Once celebrated on the eve of All Saints’ Day, it involved carving pumpkins into glowing lanterns to guide ancestral spirits. The post traces its origins from Celtic Samhain and Roman Lemuralia to medieval Venetian folklore, comparing similar rites across Northern Italy, Austria, Slovenia, and Croatia. It also examines the Łumere’s modern decline and revival, arguing for renewed cross-Central-European collaboration in preserving local traditions and shared cultural memory.

https://radicaldose.com/lumere-venetian-halloween/
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