On a recent trip to the Middle East, United States president Barack Obama spoke of the right of self-determination and argued in favour of a two-state solution to the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, with each of them having their own independent country. NBC news reports: President Barack Obama on Thursday urged the Israeli people...
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Trapped in a Union with a very different culture and people, Southerners have long understood the threat that outside ‘crusaders’ pose to peace, prosperity and civilisation itself. President Jefferson Davis referred to such people as ‘disturbers of the peace of the world‘ and warned that not only had they continually attacked the South, but...
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One of the most common names for businesses in the Southern States these days is Sunbelt. It’s even the name of a major college sports conference that was created in 1976. How did the South become the Sunbelt? This is a question that author Frank Conner addresses on pages 450-451 of his book The South...
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Matthew at MissouriTenth.com (who has appeared on the SNN podcast) has another cartoon out in his animated series ‘Dixieland.’ This one deals with the massive demographic change that has been forced upon much of the South in the last couple of decades, resulting in the displacement of Southern people and culture. If you like the ‘Dixieland’ series...
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Hunter Wallace is the editor of Occidental Dissent. In this interview Mr Wallace talks about a major project he has undertaken on his site which highlights the connections in the Colonial and early Antebellum era of the Lower South and the Caribbean. Wallace talks about the purpose of this project, what he has learned from it and...
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A scene from the back deck.
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