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The new SNN video below is an attempt at summarising the foundation of the Golden Circle region and the broader plantation civilisation that was created in the New World over the course of the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. It is all about how the civilisation to which the Old South belonged was created...
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On 1 May 2013 a sizable group of actual communists (flying red flags and holding signs denouncing ‘sexism’ and chanting ‘the workers united will never be defeated’) rioted in Washington, DC. Their violent demonstration was protested in part by a handful of Southern nationalists with Confederate flags and other symbols. Shane Long, vice chairman...
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Terry Gene Bollea’s wrestling character ‘Hulk Hogan’ was a mainstream pop culture sensation in the 1980s and early 90s. Bollea, born in Georgia and raised in Florida, was a musician (playing bass guitar in a Tampa-based band called Ruckus) and wrestler as a young man who made it big with his imposing 6’7 height, blonde hair...
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William Porcher Miles was a Southern gentleman of many skills. He was a math professor in South Carolina, medical worker in Norfolk (when yellow fever struck the city in 1855), Mayor of Charleston, US Congressman, Confederate Congressman, plantation manager, university president (of South Carolina College), researcher (he helped Robert Barnwell Rhett compile the information for his memoir) and...
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The headlines tell the story. McClatchy reports: ‘Rand Paul tries to spread GOP gospel to black students.’ The Washington Post leads with ‘Rand Paul: My support for Civil Rights Act has “never wavered.”‘ This is the same Rand Paul, US Senator from Kentucky, who gave a pro-amnesty Tea Party response to the State of...
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The US television news channel CNN, in conjunction with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a Left-wing organisation based in Alabama, recently produced a hit piece against Matthew Heimbach, the founder of the Towson Univerity White Student Union (WSU) and a frequent guest here on the SNN podcast. In fact, the piece begins with references...
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One of the most significant differences between traditionalists and Progressives is in regards to their view of history. From these views of the past arise worldviews which shape present and future policy. The two perspectives can be summed up well in the words of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and nineteenth century Southern...
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Recently, the Federal Government’s head of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, openly explained to the United States media that the displacement of White Arizonans through mass Third World immigration (primarily from Mexico and other Latin American countries) is going to greatly benefit her political party, ultimately leading to the Democrats gaining control of the government...
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The United States Federal Government says on its State Department website that it is dedicated to ‘promoting freedom and democracy’ around the world. However, it seems to care little for the will of the people here at home. This is especially true when the people object to the Progressive agenda forced upon them by...
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Increasingly, Southern nationalists are able to get their message out to millions of people via the media. This is happening not only through the use of podcasts, streaming videos and new interactive video media such as Google Hangout, it’s also happening on conventional media such as mainstream television programs. Recently, Matthew Heimbach, the founder of...
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Conservative author, media personality and former Republican presidential candidate Patrick J Buchanan noted in a recent article that ‘The hegemony of the neocons and the lockstep conformity of a vast a slice of the GOP… seems to be coming to an end.’ This observation came in the wake of Rand Paul’s 13 hour filibuster...
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As noted recently by Hunter Wallace for Occidental Dissent, several of the most powerful people in the United States Federal Government and leaders of the Obama Administration are in the news for visiting what Wallace has likened to a ‘Medieval shrine for Northeastern DWL pilgrims in the religion of White guilt’...
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