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Ins Tauratiod® Ins tauratioD® OLYMPIC GAM E S Pas t , Present, Future in the long haul. There really is no free speech anywhere; the only question is to what degree it is punished. The sooner Majorityites start serving time for what is now regarded as free In keeping with Instauration's policy of ano­ States, the people of New France have actually speech, the quicker we'll get our country back. nymity, most communicants will be identified acted upon their wish to have their culture sur­ Things probably have to get worse-much by the first three digits oftheir zip code. vive without the destructive immigration prac­ worse-before they get better. tices that have plagued English Canada. 506 o I have been listening to FM classical music 700 stations for the last five or six years. In this o Am I the only one to notice that every time the number of Jewish solo performers has o Some dream, that Dream Team! I am so time Hillary is photoed and videoed her hair swelled conspicuously. Always disproportion­ ashamed of my country when the best we can gets a shade blonder? ately prominent, they have the stage almost en­ offer is the obnoxious Charles Barkley, a lippy 320 tirely to themselves. They are seldom bi lied as colored boy completely untainted by manners Jewish. They are IISoviet born" or IIRussians or sporting ethics, and Magic Johnson, an HIV o When European missionaries went to civil­ who emigrated to Israel, then settled in the carrier who never should have been given a ize/Christianize Negroes in Central Africa they U.S." The few non-Jewish soloists seem, in the passport! How do you teach sportsmanship to had to teach them how to make love face-to­ main, to be Chinese. Christian soloists are as the young with these rebarbative examples? In face-and in private. Such is the origin of the rare as Jewish miners, as one Instaurationist fe­ unpardonable na'ivete I had hopeJt that Bark­ Hmissionary position." licitously put it. The glorious music was all ley's behavior would have elicited severe repri­ 218 composed by Christians. Christians built the mands from TV newscasters, but I only heard wondrous instruments to give it tone. Are not whispers. Poor Quayle took a drubbing for his o Suggested marriage ceremony etiquette: Christian artists, with Christian instruments, at comments about HMurphy Brown." Sam Donald­ white couple, use white rice; Hispanic and least as capable as others of playing the musical son, usually hypercritical of just about every­ white, use brown rice; black and white, use masterpieces of the West? How is it that this body, only smiled and wiggled his unkempt black-eyed peas. has become practically a monopoly of non­ eyebrows (but not his wig) in amusement at 366 Christians? Barkley's boorish antics. 087 590 o The declining Western popUlation is often presented as an irrefutable argument for open­ o As far as Ross Perot and the other bums o When Clinton has been installed by lOG door immigration. Whites must be replaced by go, my grandmother said it best: IIThese people next January, Majority boobs will see very blacks and browns, else there'll be no one to are anybody's dog that will hunt with 'em." quickly just how transient and illusory were the collect the garbage. No one seems to have the 344 Reagan-Bush IIreforms." An acquaintance who wit to offer whites tax breakS or bonuses for in­ works for one Democratic congressional hack creased family size. o For Instaurationists who may desire are· in Cesspool (DC) told me that informal talks 222 freshing holiday on the North American conti­ are already being held sub rosa by Democrats nent, I would recommend Quebec City, Cana­ about increasing the number of federal judges o As a babe in arms, I read John Hersey's da. This city with a population of about half a next year, so they can once again pack the The Wall and wept. When I became a man, I million is virtually crime-free. A majority of the courts with liberals. Not that it makes much put aside my childish things, as St. Paul ad­ people of the area are of Norman French de­ difference, since the Reagan-Bush appointees vised, and saw The Wall as a perverse piece of scent with racial characteristics something like turned out to be cryptoliberals all along. But propaganda designed to reassign the rights of one would see in Bavaria. There have been Vic Olvir is right-until King Money is over­ the Wailing Wall to the warped whelps of lion­ some ignorant comments in the past about thrown, our dispossession will zoom ahead in ism. If I had a chance now, rather than wail French Canadians in certain issues of Instaura­ automatic overdrive, regardless of which politi­ over the wall, I'd put Hersey up against it, tion. Since the Nordic-Mediterranean racial cal party is partying with our extorted tax mon­ along with leon Uris, jejune James (mish-mush) make-up of those originating from Northern ey. Michener and his Covenant, and all the rest of France is similar to the make-up of those who lip Withheld that Zionist-massaging crowd. trace their ancestry back to England (remember 453 1066 and all that!), I fail to understand these o My letter in the Safety Valve Ouly 1992) derogatory comments, which only continue to described the writing of Richard McCulloch as o Instauration's front-page editorial, IIAmeri­ divide whites. Unlike Wilmot Robertson, who IIprissy and dilettantish." I sincerely regret hav­ ca Is Dead" Oune 1992), struck me as master­ only dreams of a racially separated United ing written these things and would like to take ful-the most significant piece to come down the opportunity to retract them publicly. I apol­ ogize for writing so thoughtlessly and careless­ Instauration ly. Richard McCulloch's writing is intelligent CONTENTS and worth reading. I have one of his books, and is published 12 times a year by African Eve Theory Is Kaput............ 5 Howard Allen Enterprises, Inc. I recommend his writings to others. I must have been having a bad day when I wrote in­ Olympics, Past, Present, Future........ 6 Box 76, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 sulting comments about his ideas. Mea culpa, Reevaluating the Noble Savage........ 7 mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. (If readers need The Conspiracy of Money................. 8 Annual Subscription a translation, ask the next Catholic you meet 118" Movie Video Guide .................. 10 $30 (third class) who remembers the church before Vatican II 12 $39 (first class) cleansed it of latin!) All of us need to avoid The Sting of Truth ............................ $40 Canada Madness In High Places.................... 13 $44 foreign (surface) taking cheap shots and leveling ad hominem at­ $56 foreign (air) tacks on Majority activists. 8acktalk............................................ 14 210 Cultural Catacombs ......................... 16 Single copy price $3, plus $1 postage Inklings............................................ 18 o I don't agree with Bush (referred to as Waspishly yours ......•••.................•••. 20 Wilmot Robertson, editor HThe Shrub" by a writer for the Nation) about Satcom Sam..................................... 21 Make checks payable to Howard Allen. much of anything these days, but I admire his policy on the Haitians. View from the White Tip................. 22 Florida residents, please add 60/0 sales tax. 190 Primate Watch ................................ 24 Third-class mail is not forwarded. Talking Numbers............................. 25 Advise change of address well in advance. o It's a sobering thought that free speech Elsewhere................... .•.•......•• ..... .... 26 ISSN 0277-2302 won by a one-vote margin in the Supreme 01992 Howard Allen Enterprises, Inc. Court. Perhaps a defeat would have been better Sti rrings........•.••••.•••...••••..••.....•...•..•• 28 PAGE 2-INSTAURATION-SEPTEMBER 1992 the pike in years. Yet even such a solemn belt dian and English), "ve always had a lot of re­ Iy forced to resign or retire following charges to the belly won't shake up those sorry whites spect for Northern Europeans. You people, as a of blatant sexual harassment. Of course, they who, each in their own way, have cr~ssed the race, certainly have much to be proud of. Cer­ were also incompetent, spending much of their Rubicon of race betrayal. At any rate, for such tainly you're one of the more classically hand­ 10-to-3 workdays on the telephone transacting a pamphleteering tour de force every Instaura­ some races and your intelligence and contribu­ private and NAACP business. tionist should doff his hat. Bravo! tions to American society are well known. And Beltwayite Canadian subscriber while I'd agree that Germans have definitely been given a bum rap from our friends in the o It used to be considered quite droll to o Instaurationists familiar with hinterland mass media, I just kinda wish you would spend dress chimpanzees in tuxedos and have them America already know how its downtown has more pages pointing out how good Nordics are give a tea party. African efforts to achieve par­ grown dangerously and destructively dark from and less pages pointing out how bad other rac­ liamentary democracy are in the same genre. blacks, browns and God-knows-what-else occu­ es are. Just a thought. 842 pying IlSORs," federally subsidized IIsingle­ 947 occupancy rooms." They are spotted in what o Instauration Oune 1992) carried an article once were played-out, turn-of-the-century ho­ o Down here on the south coast and in the by Vic Olvir. I like Olvir; he is a good strategist tels, good for little more than hosting the odd Southwest (Devon-Cornwall-Dorset) blacks are for our team. One of the things that he recently Odd Fellows gathering, floating crap games, or rarely seen.
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