VDARE

That's no secret.

I write under the name of James Kirkpatrick over at VDare.com. Twitter, VDare James K. I've got the James Polk avatar.

And then at American Renaissance and other places, I write under the name of Gregory Hood.

I've been doing this for a while, and the pen names have just sort of become brands associated with the different sites.

So the school paper printed all their names saying, you know, "We know who you are.

We refuse to let you benefit from this university's concealment." You also have, uh, Letitia James, the attorney who actively utilized her position for pure lawfare, going after organizations like VDARE, for instance.

She reopens this case, and it doesn't matter how much this is, like, obviously complete nonsense.

I guarantee you she's gonna find some way to drag this out, charge them with something, 'cause she literally, again, exists in this position specifically for the purpose of letting criminals go off easy and bringing down the hammer on anything that is going to be rewarding her base, right? Classic case of anarcho-tyranny, only in a sort of, like, gay race concerned sense, I suppose, which maybe would make it even worse.

So, like, this has been an ongoing problem.

In fact, this is kind of how I, um, one of the things that got me into, you know, our sort of politics is paying attention to the border, reading VDARE and other stuff like that, you know, 20-odd years ago, and it's just been an ongoing disaster for, for years.

So why is Greg Abbott...

J- I mean g- credit to him now for actually trying to do something.

She described it as absolutely harmless and characterized its participants as people who wanted sex traffickers and pedophiles held accountable.

She also amplified support a post from VDARE, the white nationalist website.

So how did these two, it's like Witzke and Sazzall, how'd they get involved with the project? So according to Edward Sazzall, he was down because apparently the Trump administration wasn't right-wing enough for his taste.

He was a little depressed about this, so he found inspiration from a book about the giants that roamed the earth before Noah's flood.

It was Gregory Hood when I was writing for Radix and Countercurrents and American Renaissance and everything else.

I was writing as James Kirkpatrick for VDare and the now defunct Social Contract Press.

I was doing that for a long time.

And I would do some stuff under Kevin Deanna because I had a youth group called Youth for Western Civilization.

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BDR becomes a – for the anti-immigrant movement in the United States with heavy overtones of what the SPLC, my former employer, would have called white nationalism, right? I think a better way to do it than say they're white nationalist or whatever is to say that this nonprofit, this website, is more responsible for the promotion of the great replacement narrative than any particular thing I can imagine.

It is the foundation of making the great replacement narrative part of American politics today.

And when Tucker Carlson, you know, blasted it to like 4 million people a night, you better believe he had some understanding of VDR when he did it.

There's one thing I learned is just not good.

You know, it's not, not good.

Like late gen Xers and boomers on Facebook does not, doesn't usually make, they should, you know, all these, all these social media sites are bad, but, um, what happens is,