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An official podcast of American Renaissance, hosted by Gregory Hood and Paul Kersey.
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Scott Greer's 'Whitepill' (opens the original)
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Scott Greer, author of "Whitepill: The Online Right and the Making of Trump's America," joins to discuss the changes within the conservative movement since 2015, the consequences of the Iran War, and the future of the Online Right and broader movement. Scott argues that while many Republican politicians want to return the GOP to "factory settings" after Trump leaves, the Right is not going back. The conservative movement is filling up with younger activists willing to embrace more radical soluti
9/11 Changed Nothing (opens the original)
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After 9/11, there was an opportunity to stop mass migration and reverse population replacement. Instead, it accelerated. Now, we are in a situation where even in Texas, white people are soon to be a despised minority in the institutions they built. The GOP has done nothing to stop this process, and despite resistance from within, many seem to be cheering it on. We may already be in the post-American age.
The Trump Admin's Real Record on Immigration (opens the original)
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There is a lot of deception that must be overcome to unpack the Trump Administration's record on immigration. Well-known poster Prowler (@derzum_) helps us separate the truth from the lies. There are a lot of great things happening as the war continues throughout the bureaucracy. However, the future is uncertain, as it all can be undone in a moment. Thumbnail credit: © Dave Decker/ZUMA Press Wire
Anarcho-Tyranny, Flock Style (opens the original)
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Flock cameras might be a good idea if we had a government that would punish crime. Yet it's not lack of surveillance that's preventing crime from being punished — it's a failure of will. Instead, more surveillance will probably lead to more anarcho-tyranny and abuses of power against Americans. Americans may be given to nonsensical conspiracy theories in some cases, but they are right to distrust our elite. Thumbnail credit: © M. Scott Brauer/ZUMA Press Wire
Iryna Zarutska, One Year Later (opens the original)
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One year after the murder of Iryna Zarutska, nothing has changed. Deep blue jurisdictions are doubling down on defending habitual criminals. "Mental health" remains an excuse for letting off the worst of the worst. Memorials to the victim have been taken down and attacked. It is becoming increasingly difficult to avoid a grim conclusion. If the purpose of the system is what it does, then the consequences of a policy were the intent.
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