Category: Immigration

The Work of Socialism in One Country

The Work of Socialism in One Country Ber Borochov’s theory of localized self-determination and class solidarity could address dilemmas that have baffled the Left Oliver Bateman Does the Work Mar 11, 2025 The work of Ber Borochov Ber Borochov (1881–1917) was a leading thinker among fin-de-siècle socialist Zionists. […]

Phantom Borders

The past is never dead. It’s not even past Ed West Feb 26, 2025 Post-war Germany was perhaps the largest natural experiment into the relative effects of free market capitalism and socialism. Thirty years after the Berlin Wall fell, West Germans remain more liberal by most measures, but […]

Call For Solidarity Towards Migrants

Call For Solidarity Towards Migrants No One Is Illegal! Solidarity Across Borders Denounces State Violence towards Migrants and Calls for Solidarity February 8, 2025, Montreal – Solidarity Across Borders denounces the increasing violence of the state against migrants in the United States, but also in Canada and Quebec, and […]

On globalism and immigration

winter oak Read on blog or Reader On globalism and immigration By winter oak on February 4, 2025 by Paul Cudenec Somebody commented on my article “The British population is under attack” that I had not made any mention of immigration. The first point to make in response, I suppose, […]

On Scientism, H1B, and Leadership

by Rose Sybil Rose Sybil Dec 28, 2024 Rose Sybil critiques Elon Musk’s rigid stance on H1B visas as emblematic of the technocratic worldview’s failure to integrate short-term innovation with long-term ethnocultural and foundational priorities, urging a shift towards leadership grounded in legacy and balanced growth. Recently, Elon […]

A Christmas Nightmare

Nationalists must oppose all forms of Immigration José Alberto Niño Dec 28, 2024 Share In the post-national polities of the collective West, one is constantly staring down the abyss of civilizational decline. A quick morning scroll through social media will have one shrieking in horror at the dilapidated […]

European Hospitality

Sponsored by Columbia Global Reports In early July 2021, writes Caitlin L. Chandler today in the NYR Online, “the Lithuanian government declared a state of emergency due to a ‘mass influx’ of immigrants” who had come via neighboring Belarus, which had just loosened its visa policies. “A week later it […]

Eyes on the Border

President-elect Donald Trump has promised to “close the border” on his first day in office. That won’t happen, but he’s sure to clamp down on immigration in other ways. “The president and his legal team have four years to appoint new federal judges to change not only the […]

Local Green discovers that infinity migrants might not be so great after developer announces plans to open a migrant housing facility in his tiny Bavarian village

eugyppius Dec 01, 2024 Mass migration, as we know, causes a wealth of problems. While migrants are best known for their occasional terrorism and their penchant for perpetrating violent crimes against the locals, they have a wide range of more quotidian and therefore more significant drawbacks. Migrants cost […]

Peter Zeihan on the Border Crisis

by Peter Zeihan on October 18, 2024 Join Patreon, Watch The Live Q&A, And Support MedShare in the Process Still haven’t joined the Patreon? Well, if you don’t want to miss out on the Live Q&A, join “The Analyst” tier before next Wednesday, October 23rd! You’ll get early access to […]