White Biocentrism

From the American Dissident Voices broadcast of March 20, 2004 titled, "Multiracialism and Conservatism": "White people have an absolute and non-negotiable right to exist, to organize and govern ourselves, to have our own exclusive territories for our nations and peoples, and to keep the products of...

The wilderness has a mysterious tongue, of this there is no doubt; the task for any and every curious one is how to figure it out. Four elements are quartered by sun-coated leaf devoted to encoding life's natural modes, in brief: of water--how it beads, runs, leaps, drips; earth--home to root and se...

You don't want to stir up the universe too much...

From Imperium, by Francis Parker Yockey: "Materialism approached Life from its under side. In actuality, the Soul uses the material as the vehicle of its expression. Materialism, seeing only the results and not the invisible Destiny which was bringing them about, said that the results were primary, ...

Concerning universal things a yearning truth springs still wet with wonder yet light on its wings: There is one reality, we call it the Whole-- Self-Created all-in-all, Nature's soul, a Creator with a purpose, Self-Awareness the goal, levelled life ever-daring, forever feel-reaching part-by-part, ca...

Penned by incensed oaks we ritely slip cloak skins to dive riverwind, stallion-style riding free mile after mile after nightspeed mile star-grazing leafy sea greens, sticks and stems hemmed beneath and between feathering wet petal, shale shell and frail husk by phantom touch secretly sampling other ...

You might think me a fool for dropping out of school, joking for other folks' laughter and cash, smoking licorice and poking through trash-- but can any of you hop on your hands and still look cool? My pants if unthreaded could spread a hundred beds yet there are no pockets, only forky holes like th...

Greetings and welcome from all of us here in West Virginia

I hear the wind-woven waves clapping by an eye-silent forest shore standing on grey-dove island cove that wasn't stone before. Under lighthouse oak tree-branch overlapping backstrokes feather-winged more, tone undemanding yet shadowesque, a quiet roar. Soft melodies step louder, cloud swarm like fir...

From "The Roots of Decadence" in Kevin Alfred Strom's The Best of Attack! and National Vanguard Tabloid, page 22: "We are faced with a very complex and difficult problem--a problem which no people before us has solved successfully. Nevertheless, we remain convinced that Western man has the capacity ...