Last night, I was asked by John from the John and Tom Show (a frequent guest on the SNN podcast) to help him fill in for two hours on Ron Paul Radio. We discussed many topics, including the government manufacturing consent, changing attitudes amongst young people in the Western world, Trayvon Martin and the race...
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Dr Brion McClanahan, Southern professor, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Founding Fathers and States’ rights advocate, has a new video lecture out on the Celtic influences of the Colonial Upcountry South. The lecture is part of Dr Tom Woods’ Liberty Classroom. In this video Dr McClanahan focuses on how the Celtic...
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We have another in a string of attacks on White Southerners as the failed ‘New South’ model of society goes down the drain. The South is the new South Africa it seems these days. The latest attack happened in Mobile, Alabama and the report comes from WKRG News: Mobile police need your help to...
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Leonidas W Spratt was a native South Carolinian, judge, newspaper editor in Charleston and a leading secessionist in the Palmetto State with ties to Florida where he practiced law for some time. He was chosen as South Carolina’s commissioner to Florida, one of the men whom the recently-seceded State sent to the other Southern States...
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A definite shift is under way. We have written about this change in values before but now we have another strong manifestation of the direction in which it is moving. The latest evidence comes to us from the recent French presidential elections and the very strong performance of National Front candidate Marine Le Pen. Regularly described...
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Northern moralists have always been exceedingly susceptible to social fads. Perhaps due to their Puritan roots, their propensity towards taking up moral crusades has long been recognised by non-Yankees as one of the defining features of Northern culture. Southern author and linguist MacDonald King Aston wrote about this strange crusading culture at length in his book...
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Francis W Springer describes in his 1990 book War For What? the increasingly disadvantaged position in which Southerners found themselves throughout the first half of the nineteenth century. The North was exploding in population thanks to waves of European immigration, which gave it greater and greater power in what was then commonly called the General (Federal)...
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Southern nationalists are people who recognise the existence of the Southern nation of people. We promote the survival, well-being and independence of the Southern people.   The US foreign policy is anti-Southern because it takes our money to fund imperialism and sends young Southerners to die in foreign lands. The US immigration policy is...
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John Glaser writes for Antiwar.com on the true concerns US imperialists have about a coming time where foreign countries aren’t so easily bullied into submission: There is a fixation in elite foreign policy circles these days to speculate on the impending decline of America’s global economic and military hegemony and to lament that decline...
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Professor and author Paul Quigley’s book Nationalism & the American South 1848-1865 studies the development of nationalist thought in the South up through the period of secession and US invasion. He makes the point that the United States, at the time of its founding, was heavily influenced by Enlightenment ideas and the sort of...
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James Hohmann has a revealing article for Politico.com about the success of GOP insiders and party Establishment figures in maintaining control and keeping out Tea Party activists and others more focused on ideas rather than partisan power: The Republican Party establishment has withstood the tea-party revolution. The tricorn-hat wearing, Gadsden-flag waving insurgents were nowhere near...
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Linguist and historian MacDonald King Aston (who has appeared on the SNN podcast) traces the ideas of the 1960s, a decade which he calls the ‘Evil Twin’ of the 1860s, on pages 183-185 of his book Yankee Babylon. Specifically, he looks at the presumed ‘revolutionary’ concepts of the New Left and concludes that they...
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