Everyone Is a Conspiracy Theorist by Stuart DiNenno Everyone is a “conspiracy theorist.” You might believe that the German government conceived a plan to murder millions of Jews and other undesirables in the 1940’s and that thousands of other Germans went along with that plan and carried it out, or you might believe that the … Read more
The Loyalty Poem by Stuart DiNenno Loyalty to race, is virtue not vice,others say different,but take my advice; For if to our people,we remain true,and national fidelity,is what we pursue; Only then can we be,united and strong,to lift up the right,and drive out the wrong; But those who are Christians,of the nominal kind,when love for your race,in … Read more
To Purge the Evil From Our Land ChristianMen Must Advocate Punishing the Wicked by Stuart DiNenno Christian man, if you are serious about purging the evil from your land, then you have to begin by plainly talking about inflicting punishment upon the wicked. For example, if you are going to make social media posts exposing … Read more
The Nuremberg Trials and the Holocaust Do the ‘War Crimes’ Trials Prove Extermination? by Mark Weber A common response to expressions of skepticism about the Holocaust story is to say something like “What about Nuremberg? What about the trials and all the evidence?” This reaction is understandable because the many postwar “war crimes” trials have … Read more
The Glory of God Displayed In His Creation (and how modern “science” denies it) by Albert Smith The inspired psalmist says that “The heavens declare of glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork”; therefore, whatever some professed Christians affirm to the contrary, the subject of creation is connected with right views of God, … Read more
A Vindication of the Divine Cosmogony by John Dove That Moses was acquainted with the most abstruse mysteries of nature is a truth denied by none but upstart philosophers, who would revile him without having read or understood him. The three first chapters of Genesis contain a revelation of what otherwise would never have been … Read more
Interview of Mildred Gillars Better Known as ‘Axis Sally’ This is a 1983 interview done with Mildred Gillars, better known as ‘Axis Sally’, at her home in Columbus, Ohio. Interviewer: I would like to ask you some questions regarding your experiences in Germany and the war. What brought you to live in Germany? Mildred: It … Read more
When The Literal Is Not To Be Taken Literally (the error of always taking literal biblical statements in a universal or absolute sense) by James. B. Mozley (1813-1878) Excerpted from the preface of his book The Primitive Doctrine of Baptismal Regeneration (1856). The question of baptismal regeneration belongs to the general question of literal interpretation, … Read more
A Catechism on the Apostasy of the Church in America by Stuart DiNenno (For the purposes of this document, the churches being referred to are the so-called Bible-Believing, Conservative, Evangelical churches, which include the churches that identify themselves as Reformed, and these are collectively referred to herein as “the institutional church.” All other religious groups … Read more
Narrative of My Captivity Among the Sioux Indiansby Fanny Kelly This book, published in 1871, not only tells a thrilling story of an American white woman’s five month captivity in 1864 and her ultimate rescue from the Sioux Indians, and is a very well written account of it, but in addition, it is valuable both … Read more