Useful Links
Here are some useful links for those interested in the concerns of the National Policy Institute. Listing of the following websites constitutes neither an endorsement of these sites nor “approval” of their contents by the National Policy Institute.
Race, Culture, and Related Topics
American Renaissance is a monthly magazine that has been published since 1991. It has been called “a literate, undeceived journal of race, immigration and the decline of civility.” Many consider it America’s premier publication of racial-realist thought. (Note: Chicago area enthusiasts of American Renaissance have their own Web site, www.chicagoamren.com. Other local sites are under construction.)
The Mankind Quarterly was founded in 1961 as a scholarly journal of anthropology, and still fulfills that function today. It is one of the few scholarly venues where the “politically correct” notion that race does not exist is discarded in favor of genuine scientific inquiry.
A “Journal of Western Thought and Opinion,” The Occidental Quarterly contains scholarly articles concerning the “cultural compound of our Classical, Christian, and Germanic past” illuminated by the understanding that “race informs culture.”
A very useful forum for those who wish to preserve the traditional American (read: white) way of life. While this site is not racialist per se, neither does it shy away from nor censor those who wish to explore the connection between “whiteness” and the culture and way of life that whites have built in the United States and Europe. A must for conservatives!
The Rockford Institute’s primary focus can best be described as “cultural conservatism”–a genuine reverence for the traditional Western culture that was once referred to as “Christendom.” This impressive “think tank” provides a welcome alternative to the amoral, multicultural thought currently dominating American academia. Scholars of the Rockford Institute write both for major media outlets and for the Institute’s house organ, Chronicles.
Featuring an impressive assortment of articles on topics of interest to whites, VDARE is named after Virginia Dare, the first English child born on American soil. Run by Peter Brimelow’s Center for American Unity.
Immigration
Official Web page of the Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus, chaired by Rep. Tom Tancredo of Colorado, a stalwart opponent of illegal immigration.
The largest and oldest immigration control organization in the U.S.
Provides key statistics regarding illegal immigration in America using the latest government and private sources.
A useful immigration control organization that provides “report cards” on how members of Congress voted on immigration issues.
Devoted primarily to immigration, population, and related issues, the Social Contract Press publishes a wide variety of useful books, including Jean Raspail’s eerily prophetic Camp of the Saints.
A political action committee dedicated to enforcing and strengthening our immigration laws founded by Congressman Tom Tancredo and chaired by Angela “Bay” Buchanan.
Politics
Pat Buchanan’s alternative to the National Review. Espouses “paleo-conservatism,” i.e. real conservatism before it got hijacked by the neo-cons. While this publication generally shies away from explicitly racial issues, it displays an unapologetic pride in Western culture–a rarity among “mainstream” publications.
Founded in 1995, the ANU bills itself as the “largest nationalist political organization in the United States.” Among the “common-sense” measures it supports are protection of the American worker from globalization; scaling back of “big government” and “big taxation”; and restoration of the right to free association, including voluntary racial separation. Its book service, the Northern Voice Bookstore, is a valuable resource for anyone wanting to learn more about these and other crucial issues.
Founded in 1983, America’s PAC is one of the oldest conservative political action committees in the United States. Like the American Conservative, it supports genuine rather than “neo-”conservatism, and takes a firm stand against illegal immigration.
Definitely to the right of the American Conservative, the Council of Conservative Citizens takes a staunchly conservative, pro-white political activist stance with an unmistakable “southern accent.”
Other
A useful page with links to sites that provide information on the best places to retire. Many of the sites include information on the retirement destinations’ demographics.
Canada’s immigration problems are in many ways worse than those of the U.S. because the government is actively promoting immigration, and–since there is no American-style guarantee of free speech in Canada–anyone who speaks out against it risks prosecution under “hate speech” laws. Friends of Canada can familiarize themselves with these issues at this site run by courageous activist Paul Fromm.
Tired of feeling like an “alien” in the world of sports just because you’re white? This site is a welcoming and informative place–and a lot of fun!
A newspaper covering a wide variety of topics impacting the interests of the American majority.
An organization dedicated to promoting the use of English as the United States’ only official language, and to combating creeping linguistic Balkanization.
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