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After 50 Years (opens the original)
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After 50 Years is a 1969 presentation by Dr. Revilo P. Oliver, associated with the National Youth Alliance (predecessor of the National Alliance). Oliver reflects on what he regarded as the failures of postwar American conservatism and argues that the political establishment had failed to confront the forces he believed were transforming American society.The presentation looks back over roughly half a century of political and cultural change, criticizing liberalism, communism, internationalism,
Minority Rule: The Rise of Political Correctness (opens the original)
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Minority Rule: The Rise of Political Correctness (2012) by Bryon Jost is an incomplete posthumously released revisionist documentary examining the origins and development of political correctness, multiculturalism, identity politics, and changing attitudes toward race and culture in the United States. The documentary argues that these ideas did not emerge solely from the modern civil-rights movement, but developed through earlier intellectual and political movements, including Boasian anthropolo
Sweden: Dying to Be Multicultural (opens the original)
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Sweden: Dying to Be Multicultural (2017) is a documentary by British-Swedish journalist and filmmaker Pelle Neroth Taylor, co-directed with Paul Remington. It is based on Taylor’s book of the same name. The film examines Sweden's immigration and multiculturalism policies, particularly the large influx of immigrants and refugees during the preceding decades. Taylor focuses heavily on Malmö, using interviews with politicians, academics, immigrants, and other Swedish residents to investigate questi
The “Decent” Jew (opens the original)
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Goy Guide to World History (opens the original)
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A Goy Guide to World History by E. Michael Jones (2014) is a lengthy revisionist history presentation that attempts to reinterpret major developments in Western civilization through the relationship between religion, economics, political ideology, and cultural change. Jones approaches history from a strongly Catholic perspective and argues that developments such as the Reformation, the rise of modern finance, liberalism, socialism, Marxism, and revolutionary politics cannot be understood separat
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