Syndication Nears as The Political Cesspool Celebrates Three Years of Broadcasting Excellence

October 26, 2004. That’s when it all began; our first night on AM Radio. Three years later, The Political Cesspool has become a household name in paleoconservative circles and is continuing to grow at an unprecedented rate! Thanks to our family of listeners, our staff (James Edwards, Eddie Miller, Winston Smith, Bill Rolen and Geoff Melton) and those who have worked with us on this show in the past, we have survived (and prospered) after three years of battle on the front lines of the Culture War.

From humble beginnings to national television appearances and so much more, this show now walks where very few have trod. They call us “leaders.” To be sure, we’re respected by our supporters and hated by our enemies. Loyal and unwavering, we’ve never betrayed our friends or watered down the heartfelt beliefs that define our program. Unlike most, we’ve held our ground when under fire and celebrated victories along the way. We’ve made a name for ourselves.

Our guest list boasts some of the biggest and most influential names in the movement, along with some fun shows sprinkled in there as well…

Some of our favorite on-air guests include: Dr. Virginia Abernethy, Dr. Chuck Baldwin, Gordon Baum, Peter Brimelow, Pat Buchanan, Bay Buchanan, Willis Carto, Senator Ernie Chambers, Harry Cooper, Dr. Jerome Corsi, Lt. Gottfried Dulias, Sam Dickson, William Flax, Senator John DeCamp, Dr. Thomas DiLorenzo, Representative David Duke, Paul Fromm, Peter Gemma, Jim Gilchrist, Dr. Paul Gottfried, Nick Griffin, Michael Andrew Grissom, Dr. Michael Hill, Dr. Kevin MacDonald, Sonny Landham, Dr. Wayne Lutton, Dr. Isabel Lyman, Senator Glenn McConnell, Joe McCutchen, Dr. Stanley Monteith, Michael Peroutka, Pastor Peter J. Peters, Reverend Ted Pike, Larry Pratt, General Hal Moore, Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, Dr. Tomislav Sunic, Jared Taylor, Mark Weber, Bob Whitaker, Frosty Wooldridge and many, many more! They’ve all made appearances on our show, folks. In many cases, they aren’t just merely guests…they’re friends. (more…)

David Duke (USA), Pavel Tulaev (Russia), Guillaume Faye (France), Harry Dace (USA), Enrique Ravello (Spain)

From the Abyss

An Analysis of European Mankind’s Existential Crisis and a Plan for Our Salvation

Paper delivered by Dr. David Duke at the Europe and Russia: New Perspectives Conference in Moscow, July 18, 2007 [Spoken version MP3]

In this paper I will outline the most significant threats to European Mankind’s existence and then propose paths to our salvation.

The Abyss

It is only fitting that we gather in the largest populated city of European Mankind on Earth. The masses of our beautiful people that we see on the streets of Moscow in some ways give us hope. In other ways, the endless passing by of bright eyes and fair complexions may blind our own eyes to the dark danger facing our people. Walking on the streets of Moscow one would think our race is not in crisis. But, indeed we are in the gravest danger of our long existence.

European Mankind faces the abyss of biological oblivion. Every White nation on earth has catastrophically low White birthrates. Worldwide, people of European descent have a birthrate of only 1.2 children for every two potential parents. That means a greater than forty percent decline in population with each generation–and that doesn’t even consider the factor of racial intermarriage with non-Europeans, which also effectively reduces the birth rate of the European genotype.

Genocidal birthrates, combined with massive non-European immigration into White nations, ensure that unless a revolution for our survival occurs soon in the White world, our people will be only outnumbered, scattered remnants in just a few short generations–vastly outnumbered even in our own nations and close to the edge of extinction. (more…)

Cost of ‘War on Terror’ could rise to $2.4 trillion

By Steve Hargreaves

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — The wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and anti terrorist efforts abroad could cost the country $2.4 trillion over the next ten years, according to a report Wednesday.

The money, over 70 percent of which would go to support operations in Iraq, includes the estimated $600 billion spent since 2001, Congressional Budget Office Director Peter Orszag said in testimony before the House Budget Committee. That estimate includes projected interest, since the government is borrowing most of the funds required.

The $2.4 trillion would pay to keep 75,000 troops deployed overseas from 2013 to 2017. About 210,000 troops are currently deployed. It does not include the Pentagon’s normal spending, which in 2007 is estimated to be about $450 billion.

The estimated $2.4 trillion works out to about $21,500 per American household.

Without interest, the war efforts are projected to cost about $1.7 trillion. Several lawmakers noted the wide gap.

“This entire war has been paid for with a government credit card,” one lawmaker said.

The CBO also prepared another estimate, this one reducing the number of troops overseas to 30,000 beginning in 2010 and not relying on borrowed funds.

Under that scenario the wars are expected to cost about $1.2 trillion.

In the runup to the Iraq war in 2003, Bush administration officials said that forcibly changing regimes in Iraq should cost somewhere around $50 billion, and would be financed mostly through selling Iraqi oil.

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Cloture Vote On DREAM Act Amnesty Fails

From NumbersUSA

(October 24) The Senate failed to obtain cloture on the DREAM Act amnesty (S. 2205) earlier this afternoon by a 52-44 vote, for which 60 YES votes were needed to prevent a filibuster. At this time, leadership from both parties are meeting to discuss further proceedings. Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Assistant Majority Leader Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) were attempting to bring this nightmarish amnesty bill to the floor under Senate Rule XIV without it ever having been debated in committee. Earlier this morning, the Bush Administration issued a statement opposing the DREAM Act …

Click here for more background on the DREAM Act.

It is very important for NumbersUSA members to continue pressing their senators to oppose any iteration of the DREAM Act.

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A Recent Podcast with Roy Beck of NumbersUSA