Separation Now

“‘Was the 2020 election stolen by the establishment to get rid of a president, Donald Trump, whom it loathed?’ will be debated decades hence,” writes Pat Buchanan. https://t.co/AyNojFRMyT

— Chronicles Magazine (@ChroniclesMag) December 11, 2020

Modern Age Interview with Pat Buchanan

Not long ago, a populist defied the GOP establishment and won a devoted following with attacks on free trade, military interventionism, and insecure borders. His name was Pat Buchanan. @AtillaSulker talks to him about the election and whither the right. https://t.co/COzLiy8pTD

— Modern Age (@ModAgeJournal) November 2, 2020

May God Grant Him Many Years

Happy Birthday to the great patriot Pat Buchanan pic.twitter.com/YooIYnv0um

— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) November 2, 2020

Is It Safe to Notice Now?

Of Note: The Changing Racial and Ethnic Composition of the U.S. Electoratehttps://t.co/yc4lN3I2MA@pewresearch

— Inst. Family Studies (@FamStudies) September 24, 2020

Always happy when @PatrickBuchanan recognizes immigration--"The GOP demographic crisis: The white population is steadily diminishing. Hispanics and Asians, who vote 2-1 Democratic, are being fed by the largest streams of migration."https://t.co/7ZKDGv5SmA

— Peter Brimelow (@peterbrimelow) September 25, 2020

Two Generations

powerful pic.twitter.com/E3XOEtjIJX

— Arthur Bloom 🇺🇸 (@j_arthur_bloom) September 4, 2020

PJB's Recommendation

Johnny Cash in the Nixon White House

AmConMag: When Pat Buchanan Brought Johnny Cash to the Nixon White House by Jack Hunter
It didn’t go exactly as planned. But for TAC’s founder, this is where his populist antiwar movement may have begun.

President Richard Nixon meets with Johnny Cash in the White House, 1972. More photos here: https://t.co/7Ay7wBozS2 pic.twitter.com/DCvn0BPKLp

— History Lovers Club (@historylvrsclub) May 25, 2019

Paleoconservatism 101:

Found this on FB:

Politico Interview with PJB from 2017

‘The Ideas Made It, But I Didn’t’
Pat Buchanan won after all. But now he thinks it might be too late for the nation he was trying to save.

May God grant him many years!

Goodbye Paleos, Hello Alt-Right?

"It’s not at all obvious that for most Americans restricting immigration is any overriding electoral issue. It seems that more voters support the Democrats than do the Republicans by several percentage points. And although admittedly Trump made immigration a major campaign issue, it’s not at all clear that everyone who voted for him prioritized that issue."

And yet: Poll: Americans Support Zero Immigration More Than They Support Current Legal Immigration Levels

An Old Paleocon Sets the Record Straight by Paul Gottfried
Our moment has come and gone, despite Bill Kristol’s attempt to resurrect us as convenient bugaboos.

The baton is being passed on to the next generation, who may not care about "paleoconservatism" as much though they may admit to being "alt-right." Those who care about Western intellectual tradition and culture may find inspiration in the writing and teaching of paleoconservative writers, but this is probably not an important focus for younger members of the alt-right, who are concerned with what can be done now. Action now, versus building for the future, if there is a future.

P. Giraldi Fired from The American Cuckservative

How I Got Fired

Very Little

Pat Buchanan, "What Still Unites Us?"

Trump on Afghanistan

Responses:
Vox Day
Patrick Buchanan
S. Trifkovic
Mark Perry
Steve Sailer
Daniel Larison: Trump Escalates in Afghanistan, Trump’s Awful Afghanistan Speech, The Many Flaws of Trump’s Afghanistan ‘Strategy’, Trump Was ‘Presidential’ Last Night, But That’s Not a Good Thing

Reactions to Charlottesville

Boyd Cathey, Thoughts on Charlottesville and What It Means for Us
Pat Buchanan, If We Erase Our History, Who Are We?
John Robb, Charlottesville and Malicious Social Disruption
Peter Hitchens
Vox Day: Stupidity is No Substitute for Strategy
James Howard Kunstler
Jared Taylor

The "moderate" speaks -- Rod Dreher's last hurrah for civic nationalism and White Racial Terrorism.

What answer from Washington, D.C.?

Patrick Buchanan
Paul Craig Roberts

Compatible with a Old Right Perspective?

Commemorating Pearl Harbor, even though FDR was arguably responsible for provoking Japan, and though an attack was expected, insufficient warning was given to those under his command.



Edit.
The Case for Pearl Harbor Revisionism by Stephen J. Sniegoski

PJB: Did FDR Provoke Pearl Harbor?

Japan's "Nobility of Failure" in 1941 by Eric Margolis

John McLaughlin Passes

‘McLaughlin Group’ Host John McLaughlin Dies at 89
NY Daily News

I watched McLaughlin Group during my undergraduate days; part of my movement conservative phase. While I liked PJB being on the panel, I didn't really pay much attention to him at the time. I did pay attention to McLaughlin because of his rather brusque manner and because he was supposedly Catholic. At the time his being a former Jesuit and an ordained priest didn't bother me so much, compared to his status as a political pundit. Did he ever write about being a Catholic or his experiences with the Jesuits? What did he think of Pope Francis?

via LRC blog:


McLaughlin Channel Youtube

Proclaiming Their Triumph Too Early?

Get to Know the Historical Figures on the $5, $10 and $20 Bills

Buchanan: Dishonoring General Jackson
And a slightly different view of Jackson -- On the New Bank Notes by Brion McClanahan

John Randolph Club Conference 2015

audio recordings for sale

Peter Brimelow: Brimelow In Cleveland: Nation, State, Secession—And An American Reconquest Of America