The Fighting Side of Me: Seeking the Truth & Finding Double Standards

Paul Fromm:

• Discusses NumbersUSA’s report card on the presidential hopefuls on border security and immigration reform: Obama F-; Bachmann, B-; Romney, C-; Cain, C-; Rick Perry, D-; John Huntsman, D-; Newt Gingrich, D-; Rick Santorum, F; Gary Johnson, F; Ron Paul, F;
• Wonders how bad you have to be to lose your teaching certificate in Politically Correct Ontario: Fromm lost his for supporting immigration reform and free speech, on his own time outside school hours; yet, the Ontario College of Teachers retains teachers who call their students “sluts”, “whores,” and “pole dancers” and who send 1,300 texts suggesting oral sex to a student;
• Urges White Nationalists to attend the European American Heritage Festival in Pulaski, TN, Saturday, October 22. Call 870-427-3414 for more information;
• Hammers the National Post’s craven apology for running an ad denouncing the Ontario curriculum which forces parents to compel children from Junior K to grade 3 to attend classes about transsexual/transgender/intersexed/two-spirited issues;
• Applauds Tory MP Brian Storseth for introducing Private Member’s Bill C-304 which would repeal Sec. 13 — Internet censorship — of the Canadian Human Rights Act.

The Sunic Journal: Speech at the NPI conference

In a speech delivered at the NPI conference in Washington, on Sep. 10, Tom’s main thesis is that America presents far better opportunities than Europe for the revival of a nationalist right-wing party or a movement. The big advantage of White nationalists in North America is their racial and linguistic unity stretching from Alaska to Arkansas. The first objective of White Americans and new emerging parties like the A3P, however, is to quit liberal inspired feelings or racial and cultural guilt and restore the language whose meaning has been hijacked by liberal and Marxist elites. Cultural consciousness is a crucial veneer one needs to add to our racial consciousness.

Jamie Kelso: Instauration, November 1992

A brilliant essay entitled “Asia Moves to London” by Dick Cardmore that appeared in the November 1992 issue of Instauration is included in Jamie Kelso’s October 4, 2011 radio show. Kelso is happy that VOR listeners are the very first people in the world to know each time yet another issue of Instauration goes online. Kelso uploaded the timeless November 1992 issue, here, minutes before going on the air with today’s show, on the same day as voters in West Virginia are the very first voters ever to see the American Third Position party name on an American ballot.