What’s Wrong with the Real Right? – part 1

Posted on 19 October, 2014 by contributor — 6 Comments ↓

by T.R. Bennington FOR ANY political movement that seeks eventual ascendancy, it is incumbent to engage in regular bouts of self-analysis. As a casual but sympathetic observer of the so-called far-right, I have compiled a list of what I believe to be some of the tactical errors and misconceptions made and held respectively by many racialists, white nationalists, devotees of Continue Reading →

Earth Day: The Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Posted on 22 April, 2010 by Philip St. Raymond — 2 Comments ↓

ON THIS Earth Day, the Mercury believes it is appropriate to consider the words of the World Council of Indigenous Peoples — a group which supports Amerindian and aboriginal rights around the world. And we should look at their wise words in a new light — perhaps a light that the World Council itself has not considered: all peoples — Continue Reading →