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Vor 3 Tagen · Words don’t rule reality, but they do manipulate minds. Take British politics. If honesty prevailed there, the Labour Party would be renamed the Lawyer Party. Millions of its deluded supporters would finally see the truth and stop voting for a party that hates them. Labour was founded to advance the White working class, but it […]
Der Occidental Observer ist ein Publikationsorgan der Charles Martel Society, die auch das vierteljährlich erscheinende Onlinemagazin The Occidental Quarterly und den Buchverlag Occidental Press betreibt. Die Charles Martel Society, die im Jahr 2001 von dem konservativen Verleger William H. Regnery gegründet wurde, führt in ihrem Namen den sog.
Beim Verlag wurden bisher mehr als 115 Bücher veröffentlicht. Das Verlagsprogramm erhielt Rezensionen u. a. in Junge Freiheit, Sezession, Deutsche Stimme, The American Conservative, bei AdBusters, Los Angeles Reader, The New York Times, New England Review, The New American und Occidental Observer. Der Verlag veranstaltete im Juni 2013 den 5.
He serves as editor of The Occidental Observer, which he says covers "white identity, white interests, and the culture of the West". He is described by the Anti-Defamation League as having "become a primary voice for anti-Semitism from far-right intellectuals" [20] and by the Southern Poverty Law Center as "the neo-Nazi movement's favorite academic". [11]
The Charles Martel Society is an American white nationalist organization that publishes The Occidental Quarterly, a prominent scientific racist publication formatted to look like a peer-reviewed journal. It also publishes the Occidental Observer, which the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) notes as a prominent online outlet for antisemitism. [2]
The Occidental Observer states that its mission is to "present original content touching on the themes of white identity, white interests, and the culture of the West." [21] The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has referred to it as "a primary voice for anti-Semitism from far-right intellectuals."
17. Aug. 2017 · MacDonald is the editor-in-chief of The Occidental Observer and a former professor who left California State University, Long Beach, after coming under fire for his controversial writings.
Occidental Quarterly. The Occidental Quarterly (deutsch: Abendländisches Vierteljahresheft) ist ein rechtsstehendes politisches Magazin mit Sitz in Atlanta im US-Bundesstaat Georgia, das der Alt-Right zugeordnet wird. [1] Es wurde im Jahr 2001 von William H. Regnery gegründet wurde und wird von der Charles Martel Society herausgegeben.
Der Occidental Observer ist ein Publikationsorgan der Charles Martel Society, die auch das vierteljährlich erscheinende Onlinemagazin The Occidental Quarterly und den Buchverlag Occidental Press betreibt. Die Charles Martel Society, die im Jahr 2001 von dem konservativen Verleger William H. Regnery gegründet wurde, führt in ihrem Namen den sog.
In 2009, MacDonald also started up his very own online magazine, The Occidental Observer, to "present original content touching on the themes of white identity, white interests, and the culture of the West." There, MacDonald celebrates the crudely pro-Klan film "The Birth of A Nation," defends the anti-Semitism of automaker Henry Ford, and rails on about white victims of black criminality.
– The Occidental Observer, May 23, 2009 “Over the last fifty years, no effort has been spared by the Western system and its mediacracy to pathologize White Western peoples into endless atonement and perpetual guilt feelings about their White race. The intended goal was to create a perception that all non-European races and out-groups are ...
19. Juli 2018 · Louis Farrakhan could no longer rely on Facebook shares to gain new converts, and white-supremacist outlets like the Occidental Observer would not be easily able to insinuate themselves into ...
16. März 2017 · On the Occidental Observer (tagline: “White Identity, Interests, and Culture”), white nationalist contributors and a few former scholars speculate on forum topics like “The Holocaust ...
Occidental Quarterly. Founded in 2001 by Chicago millionaire publishing scion William H. Regnery, the Charles Martel Society publishes The Occidental Quarterly (TOQ), a racist journal devoted to the idea that as whites become a minority "the civilization and free governments that whites have created" will be jeopardized.
10. Juli 2024 · Footnote 52 It emerged from ultra-Right sources like the Occidental Observer and David Duke's website. Footnote 53 But it has also been enthusiastically endorsed by writers on the Far Left, such as Philip Weiss and Adam Horowitz; journalist Rania Khalek went as far as to mock as “paranoid” any objections to “addressing Jewish privilege.”
18. Apr. 2016 · It's largely turned from mainstream conservative outfits to openly racist venues like VDARE, Taki's, American Renaissance, and the Occidental Observer. Admirably, the American Conservative has ...
14. Dez. 2012 · An online publication called The Occidental Observer has become a primary voice for anti-Semitism from far-right intellectuals. Founded in October 2007 as a "Webzine," or online magazine, it is one of a number of publishing efforts that have grown out of the Charles Martel Society, a group founded by William Regnery II, a Chicago, Illinois-based heir to the Regnery publishing fortune.
Kevin B. MacDonald. Kevin B. MacDonald (* 24. Januar 1944 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin) ist ein US-amerikanischer Psychologe. Er ist emeritierter Professor an der California State University, Long Beach. Bekannt wurde er vor allem durch die These, dass das Judentum durch eine „gruppenevolutionäre Strategie“ geprägt sei.
The Occidental Observer is an American far-right online publication that covers politics and society from a white nationalist and antisemitic perspective. It is run by the Charles Martel Society. [1] Kevin B. MacDonald, a retired American professor of evolutionary psychology, is its editor. [2] [3] It is an offshoot of The Occidental Quarterly.
6. Juli 2015 · July 5, 2015. In late June, as much of the nation mourned the killing of nine parishioners in a Charleston, S.C., church, The Daily Stormer, a white supremacist website, was busy posting articles ...
