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Essays

No More Jewish Wars

American Dissident Voices broadcast of 15 June, 2019

by Kevin Alfred Strom

https://audio.nationalvanguard.com/programs/ADV 2019-0615 No More Jewish Wars.mp3

ISRAEL is not sacred. Jews are not sacred. Iran is not a threat to the people of the United States. Russia is not a threat to the people of the United States. No more Jewish wars.

These words need to be written, shouted, printed, published, and repeated again and again and again until the American people understand how they’re being manipulated … Read the rest of this article

Essays

Am I Right, or Am I Crazy?

American Dissident Voices broadcast of July 29, 2017

by Kevin Alfred Strom

I’M TRYING to wrap my mind around several concepts today, concepts that so many around me see as self-evident, but which seem like bizarre, made-up nonsense to me. Listen — and tell me if I’m crazy. Here are some of the things that so many see as self-evidently true but which make me scratch my head and wonder: Why the “Russia investigation” is even a real … Read the rest of this article

Essays

Jewish Aggression, part 2

Putin_crimea

American Dissident Voices broadcast of August 16, 2014

by Kevin Alfred Strom

RIGHT NOW the Jewish power structure is very worried about Russia. In order to weaken Russia, and eventually install a pro-Jewish government there, the Jewish/US axis has engineered a coup d’etat in Ukraine.

Russians have historically been among the most Jew-aware people on Earth. A century ago the Imperial Russian government set many restrictions on Jewish activity there to prevent the exploitation of its citizens. When that … Read the rest of this article

Editorials

Putin and Snowden

Nixon then and the NSA today

by Kevin Alfred Strom

VLADIMIR PUTIN HAS offered Edward Snowden asylum in Russia only on condition that he stop harming the interests of “our partners,” the US, by continuing to talk. Leaving aside the fact that Snowden may have already done all the significant talking he can do anyway, here are my thoughts:

I do think Putin’s playing a word game here, trying to make it sound like he’s not opposing every move of the Washington regime — which he … Read the rest of this article

Editorials

I Remember Expo 67

by Kevin Alfred Strom

IT WAS 45 YEARS AGO this Summer. Expo 67, the World’s Fair. I remember it very well — though I was just 11 at the time. My family — my Mom and Dad, my brother, and our little part-beagle-part-terrier Cookie — drove up from Virginia in our blue ’64 Belvedere.

We had an attachment to Canada, because in earlier years we had travelled across thousands of miles of her beautiful plains and mountains almost every Summer, … Read the rest of this article

Marginalia

Russian Inventor’s Flying Car

Alexander Begak and friends

RUSSIAN INVENTOR’S FLYING CAR: A young Russian inventor, Alexander Begak, has developed a flying car that can travel 50 mph on land, 100 mph in the air, and has a range of over 2,000 miles on a tiny tank of fuel. The car weighs less than most of its potential pilots. It also has the capacity to remain flying even at very slow speeds — as low as 9 mph — giving it enhanced safety and usefulness for animal … Read the rest of this article

Marginalia

More War Rumblings

Russian patriot in St. Petersburg

MORE WAR RUMBLINGS: It seems that the oligarchs of the so-called “West” (actually, Russia seems to stand for traditional Western values more than America or the EU does these days) not only want to conquer Iran, but to surround and intimidate Russia as well. According to South Ossetian political scientist Irina Kadzhaev, “Georgia’s war against South Ossetia may easily turn into NATO’s war against Russia. This would be a third world war.” And according to Canadian think tank Global Research… Read the rest of this article

Marginalia

USA Now Marxist?

Barack I

USA NOW MARXIST?: I suppose it had to happen sometime after the accession of Barack I, but it’s still an historic moment: a writer on Russia’s Pravda has described the U.S.A. as “Marxist” and called for Russians to rethink their American investments.

Pravda has quite a bit of courage and some good articles these days. Wish they’d do two things, though: 1) put their best material in audio form and start an Internet radio network with licensable hourly newscasts to … Read the rest of this article