General Keith Alexander, the son of a local Republican official in New York, is the head of the US surveillance state. He is the Director of the National Security Agency which, as recently revealed in leaks by Edward Snowden, spies on millions of US citizens and records our emails, phone calls and other communications. General Alexander has been handsomely...
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Attempts to impose more background checks on gun purchasers and further restrict gun rights recently failed in the US Senate when supporters of the bill came up 6 votes short. Ultimately regional and cultural differences prevailed over partisanship; a handful of Northern Republicans supported the bill while Democrats from Southern and Western States sided with conservatives...
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Southern nationalists have long identified democracy, equality and universal suffrage with the decline and fall of civilisation. The South’s defense of civilisation was based in large part on an embrace of the natural inequality of individuals and groups of people. As a classically-inspired civilisation, there was an important role in Southern society for natural...
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Nineteenth century Southern nationalist leader and US Senator Robert Barnwell Rhett, who is described by historian Dr William C Davis on page 581 of his book Rhett: The Turbulent Life and Times of a Fire-Eater as ‘from the first the most able, ardent, and inflammatory of all advocates of separation,’ advanced a view of government throughout his life...
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Lee County, which was created in 1887 and named for Southern general Robert E Lee, recently passed a resolution which urges Florida to resist any Federal attempt to infringe on the gun rights of citizens. The Tenth Amendment Center has the story: The resolution emphatically declares the county’s support for the right to bear...
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Matthew Heimbach is a Southern nationalist activist, frequent guest on the SNN podcast, organiser of the Towson University White Student Union (WSU) and the host of a new podcast on Counter Currents. In this interview he talks about his recent appearance on Thom Hartmann’s TV show. He also asks some questions of your host, Michael, about his appearance on Hartmann’s radio...
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I know that Patrick Henry is no stranger to the average guest on SNN, but I never tire of hearing his most famous speech. Furthermore, I think that he may be of aid to us today. Perhaps we should blanket sites with video of his speech and ask those who oppose us to debate...
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Apparently even verbal dissent is not tolerated when dealing with the Federal molesters known as the TSA – the Transportation Security Administration. Fox News has the sad story of a how a Tennessee jury convicted a mother who objected to TSA agents patting down her daughter. Notice that she stood on principle and spoke...
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The computers behind the emerging US surveillance state apparently don’t deal well with happy people, according to an article for RT America. Those cameras that are now on nearly every US red-light and building (and coming soon to school bathrooms and lockers), watching your every move in the ‘land of the free’ are better able...
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One of the buzz words most celebrated in the United States and much of the West today is democracy. It is right up there with diversity and equality as one of the terms which politicians, academics, media figures and elites almost uniformly praise. As French political philosopher Alain de Benoist wrote in The Problem...
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Today on the Golden Circle podcast we covered lots of news stories from across the South which might be of interest to Southern nationalists and patriots in general. We also discussed some of the international trends we have developed in previous podcasts. The topics include: TRL podcast appearance; Listeners’ comments; Anti-Southern writer recognises Golden Circle concept; Fewer...
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Sunday evening I filled in for John (though he ended up calling in as a guest on his own show!) on the John and Tom Show. This is an Internet radio program out of Charleston, South Carolina that runs on Ron Paul Radio. We discussed Mitt Romney’s awful candidacy, Woodrow Wilson 2.0 (Marco Rubio),...
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