Silent but Violent: The History of Suppressors
Category: Historical Study
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Know Your Real WW2 History: Hitler’s War Against Globalism
(Hermit Request: Please consider Subscribing and Donating to White Rabbit over at Substack. I don’t get a dime for advertising, I just believe in supporting our COMMUNITY, so please join me.) Hitler’s War Against The Globalists (Part 1) Please share this ten minute video with friends and family. The lies that have been told…
The Colonized and the Colonizers
The Colonized and the Colonizers ANOTHER QUESTION from Quora: “Why did White people have such a problem with Native Americans?” So you can fully understand the dynamics, let me begin with a very important digression: Colonized people are not always culturally inferior to the colonizers. The presently on-going colonization of Europe and America by mass immigration…
Red Letter Dates in White History: Birth of Enoch Powell
June 16, 1912 Enoch Powell, classical scholar, writer, and political leader who warned his countrymen of the dangers of non-White immigration, is born in Stechford, Warwickshire, England. The Great Surrender Remembering Enoch Powell A Re-Evaluation of the Life, Politics, and Philosophy of Enoch Powell Enoch Powell in 1971
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On This Day in Obscure History: The Pig War (1859)
The Pig War — The Outrageous 1859 Crisis That Nearly Led to Conflict Between the U.S. and Britain Today in 1859, an American farmer on the San Juan Islands in the Pacific Northwest shoots a hog owned by a British settler. The incident sparks what becomes known as the “Pig War,” a crisis that…
Today in Military History: The Invasion of Saipan
Today in Military History: June 15 ‘Saipan Invaded’ {Hermit Note: As many of you know, the WW2 PTO (Pacific Theater of Operations) is one of my favorite Military History topics and one of the best books I ever read on both the Land and Naval Battles for Saipan, Tinian and Guam is James D….
Lessons from the Past: 3 Reasons to Carry Backup
Lessons from the Past: 3 Reasons to Carry Backup To some, notorious Old West gunfighter John Wesley Hardin was a psychopathic murderer and racist. To others, Hardin was a genuine American hero. Whether Hardin was a terrorist or a freedom fighter was a question that dogged him throughout his lifetime. Now, 150 years after…
Know Your Real Civil War History: Herman Melville’s Terrifying Ride into Mosby’s Confederacy
Herman Melville’s Terrifying Ride into Mosby’s Confederacy On April 18, 1864, author Herman Melville rode through the twilight, embedded with the 2nd Massachusetts Cavalry, on a scouting mission deep in enemy territory. Nearly thirteen years had passed since the forty-four-old Melville had published Moby Dick, a book that was not considered a critical or commercial success…