Paul Mitchell — Good Riddance
This former U.S. Congressman (R-MI-10th) died of cancer on August 15th. He was exactly the kind of “Republican” we need to purge from public office.
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Defining Conservatism
Most Americans live basically conservative lives, yet, “conservatism” has never realized the kind of popularity it should have. I fault some of its founders, who over-intellectualized it while in its infancy, and made its…
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Driving With Black Skin Privilege
Lying, crooked and devious blacks inevitably cry “racism” whenever they are caught red-handed doing something illegal. A Minnesota State Representative named John Thompson (D-67A)
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Agent Provocateurs
In the June issue of the INFORMER, I warned conservatives and white nationaliststhat we must be much smarter and not allow ourselves to be led astray by our mortal enemies acting as agent provocateurs.
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A Brighter Tomorrow
Americans used to be unique in their optimism concerning the future, a characteristic that often distinguished us from all other nations and cultures. Most Americans expected the future to be brighter for themselves and their posterity
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OBITUARY: Semper Fi, Chuck Pitman
One of the courageous but unsung heroes of our age, Lt. Gen Charles “Chuck” Pitman, passed away on February 13th of this year after a lengthy battle with cancer. He served in the Marine Corps
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Japan’s Summer Olympics
Japan is going to lose a ton of money on the 2020 Summer Olympic Games because of lack of viewership. Afterwards, endless soul-searching will generate lots of excuses for all the losses [. . .]
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Chuck Pitman, R.I.P.
One of the courageous but unsung heroes of our age, Lt. Gen Charles “Chuck” Pitman, passed away on February 13th of this year after a lengthy battle with cancer. He served in the Marine Corps
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Chuck Yeager Obituary
Those under the age of 60 won’t understand this, but if you took a U.S. commercial flight between 1950 and 1970, when the Captain came on the intercom to address passengers
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Bastogne & The Battle Of The Bulge
By mid-December of 1944, the Allied Expeditionary Force (AEF) that landed at Normandy was concentrated in Eastern Belgium, poised to cross the Rhine and invade Nazi Germany to the East.
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