Showing posts with label national policy institute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label national policy institute. Show all posts

May 3, 2019

" 7 A.M. " USA - "RACE WAR MOVIE" - #10 top-seller on Amazon


Crowd-funded American film by Jason Black USA indie filmmaker..
https://www.facebook.com/7AMMOVIE/



"Race War" features author Jared Taylor of American Renaissance [banned from Twitter last year, Taylor is suing Twitter] and youtuber https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMLbmp5tcLxzahMLTmeM4lg

and Radix Journal's Richard B. Spencer, National Policy Institute, podcaster, banned from the UK and Facebook but still on Twitter as at the time of this report https://twitter.com/RichardBSpencer
Youtube .. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_NPMpK-gZVIKqvDRljgbBA

"The Guardian" reporter Gary Younge [UK] speaks with
Richard B. Spencer at American Renaissance Conference USA

Jan 17, 2019

" Ode to Son " by Mark Brahmin ~ National Policy Institute with Richard Spencer



"Ode to Son" by Mark Brahmin 

Aye, to you I bestow this life,
You, my beloved, precious son,
life obtained through greatest strife,
And with it all my victories won,

To you this heirloom is imparted,
All that is good and all that is true,
Only you continue what I started,
All of which was started for you,

Aye, it was for you that I created,
It was for you I dared to last,
It was for you I loved or hated.
It was for you that I surpassed.

And yet this life that I sowed,
This path that I have showed,
And by greatest toil bestowed,
Is, yes, also to your father owed.

My blood in which your genius is found,
You are called upon this to defend,
But by no other chain are you bound,
If only you live always to this end.

Yet as you are by me possessed,
So also me you likewise possess
And with a power unguessed,
Which enemies tremble to assess.

For this greatness feel never shame,
Unless its power has gone to waste,
For this greatness accept never blame
For survival is upon greatness based.

And never believe in fated decline,
Or that all things must turn to sand,
For you are the sun, not the vine,
The seasons: at your command.

&&&&&

The National Policy Institute video for a 2016 event
with Richard Spencer
Richard Spencer's Website:  https://radixjournal.com/ 

music by

Poem credit: "Ode to Son" by Mark Brahmin
Mark Brahmin's Website: http://theapolloniantransmission.com/










Sep 9, 2018

Richard Spencer of the National Policy Institute Speaks to Free Bird Media - Alex van Hamme



Richard Spencer of the National Policy Institute took the time to speak with journalist Alex Van Hamme of Free Bird Media. They discussed the meaning of the term Alt-Right, exploring space, the faustian soul, paganism vs Christianity, Vox Dax's philosophy vs Jordan Peterson's, and other topics.

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Jun 11, 2018

Richard B. Spencer - Uncucking The West



Video mirrored from "Indie Media Eastcoast" 

Who is the very controversial Richard B. Spencer? 
- politically incorrect American born husband & father
- podcaster, writer & public speaker
- director of National Policy Institute
- editor of Radix Journal 
- founder of Altright.com
- banned from facebook
- key figure in the Alt-right activism in America
- dissident thinker & anti status quo in America
- banned from the UK
- immigration critic
- cultural advocacy promotion
- european identitarian
- critical of conservatives, democrats, leftists, and libertarians
- published in "A Fair Hearing" http://afairhearing.net from Arktos
- Depeche Mode fan
- Karaoke King

Recent podcast with 'altright.com' here

Apr 16, 2018

“We memed alt-right into existence”: Richard Spencer Extended Interview [ Altright.com removed from Facebook 2018 ]



Facebook has now removed 'Altright.com' and 'National Policy Institute' from their website.

Deplatforming has been common among 'altright' types..

Spencer is still on youtube and on Twitter with over 80K followers link here

Of note the National Policy Institute is a think-tank in the USA website is unaccessible to me . . . here is an interview with Spencer in 2016 Los Angeles Times