FDR’s Censorship Regime. “The easiest way to inject a propaganda idea into most people’s minds is to let it go through the medium of an entertainment picture when they do not realize they’re being propagandized.” Many employees of the OWI were Communist sympathizers or outright Soviet agents.

by Chipit to /s/censorship from im1776.com

Sound of Freedom: A Review. The liberal media reaction to Alejandro Monteverde’s Sound of Freedom, starring Jim Caviezel as a former government agent who embarks on a mission to rescue children from sex traffickers in Colombia, has been nothing short of a full-on freakout.

by Chipit to /s/Movies from im1776.com

When you read the bill of indictment against Nixon from this point on the time line, it has a quant and innocent feel to it. The young radicals of half a century ago are now in charge, doing all of the things that supposedly outraged them back in the Nixon years.

by Chipit to /s/politics from im1776.com

Woke, Broke, Bespoke: How Literature is Being Ruined by Sensitivity Editing. Thomas Bowdler’s agenda was to exclude profanities and bawdiness from literature in the cause of protecting children and ladies from obscenity. Today “safety” and “sensitivity” fulfill the same “Bowlderizing” imperative.

by Chipit to /s/censorship from im1776.com

Silicon Valley Bank Collapse: Reactions and Takes from the Right. The following is a series of short takes on the Silicon Valley Bank failure from different authors, each with experience in either finance, business/venture capital, or economics.

by Chipit to /s/OpinionPieces from im1776.com

Cormac McCarthy’s “The Passenger”: A Review. The key theme of The Passenger is the inherent unknowability of life and the prevailing socio-political climate. The thesis that existence is fundamentally unknowable is argued throughout the novel.

by Chipit to /s/books from im1776.com

A charismatic, populist, right-wing incumbent President, hated by the media and elite establishment but loved by his supporters, is narrowly defeated by a long-time career politician notorious for corruption who ran up extraordinary margins in parts of the country also notorious for corruption.

by Chipit to /s/politics from im1776.com

Tucker’s Last Taunt: A review of Tucker Carlson Originals’ “The End Of Men”. Whether one agrees with him or not, it takes massive balls to go against establishment narratives and make fun of the ruling Regime to its face, every night.

by Chipit to /s/Movies from im1776.com

The Populist Interviews: Steve Bannon on Meloni, Trump, Breaking up the Deep State, the Global American Empire, and more. “We need a populist nationalist reboot. The neocon/neoliberal establishment, which is really both parties, Wall Street, and the corporations, they’re all terrified of this.”

by Chipit to /s/politics from im1776.com

Against Progressive Artivism. Emerging in response to the retraction of US federal arts funding in the 1980s, it uses concepts from Gramsci and the Frankfurt School to establish its intellectual credibility, and the genre and boundary-negationism of Postmodernism to legitimize activism as art.

by Chipit to /s/Art from im1776.com

Darren Beattie: The Next Stage of Populism. He is a former speechwriter, White House official under the Trump administration and the publisher of Revolver News. “There’s no getting around the pain box. If you’re challenging the Regime, you are going to face the storm.”

by Chipit to /s/politics from im1776.com

Our Generation’s War: An Interview with Joe Kent. We are in an interesting spot right now where the conservative movement and Republican Party are realigning with the working class. The American working class has been left behind, and the Republicans are just as guilty as the Democrats.

by Chipit to /s/politics from im1776.com

First Do No Harm: A Review. The pseudonymous Paracelsus, a practicing physician, in his book with the deliberately ironic title First Do No Harm, narrates how we are foolish to trust the medical profession, what is really the medical industry.

by Chipit to /s/books from im1776.com

Overdosing on the Literary Blackpill. What young, dissident writers lack to instigate a literary movement. Literary movements rise out of thematic and aesthetic kinship with one’s peers, but if any movement is to have a broader reach and shake up the game, it must also resonate with outsiders.

by Chipit to /s/literature from im1776.com

There has been much discussion lately in dissident corners about the need to cultivate and promote dissident art. Yet music is rarely mentioned or considered. This is a mistake if dissidents truly want to counter this tyrannical Regime. People have always found great strength in music.

by Chipit to /s/music from im1776.com

Musk For Democracy. Elon Musk’s Free Speech Takeover Shocks Twitter To Its Core. All the worst humans imaginable spent the day venting their rage on the platform, predicting varying levels of apocalypse at the prospect of having the site’s notoriously biased censorship rolled back.

by Chipit to /s/censorship from im1776.com

How Cultural Maoism has Taken Over English Cricket. As a young firebrand of the New Dissident Right, it’s highly likely that you don’t know or care much about cricket. That’s OK – the story I must tell could be about the perilous future of any traditional past-time or hobby you enjoy.

by Chipit to /s/Sports from im1776.com

What we grow, and how we grow it, undergirds the national ontology, directly impacting how we live and interact with one another. If our project is to make American culture and life enviable again, then we are going to have to start by manifesting it in agricultural form.

by Chipit to /s/farming from im1776.com

It is stunning to watch the loudest advocates of liberal democracy rush forward to crush any protest against their new biomedical security state. It seems that democracy is so sacred that governments must ban the working class from protesting lest they endanger popular sovereignty.

by Chipit to /s/politics from im1776.com

We Don’t Need No Education: On The State of the British Education System. I will not miss the ‘British Values’ stickers of ‘Individual Liberty’ and ‘Freedom of Speech’ and then putting a student in isolation for three days because they said “I don’t think being gay is normal” whilst wearing one.

by Chipit to /s/Education from im1776.com

White Girls’ Sacrifice. There is no day of remembrance for the girls of Rotherham, Hull, Teeside, Bradford and Oxford. In the eyes of the establishment, and in the eyes of their rapists, they remain ‘white slags’.

by Chipit to /s/politics from im1776.com

Art & Literature For Dissidents. This three-part series argues how the Right can reclaim culture from the left.

by Chipit to /s/Art from im1776.com