Banned Irish nationalist Keith Woods explains his views on race, IQ and ethnicity, traces how the race taboo was built from Boas to UNESCO, and makes his case for small, homogeneous, high-trust nations.
Irish nationalist writer Keith Woods joined me for a wide-ranging conversation covering:
censorship,
the science of race,
the history of a taboo, and
what he believes nationalism gets right.
I recorded this episode a few years back — March 2024, if I remember right. To hear it on your podcast app, make sure you're subscribed to the premium version, as it isn't available for free.
The conversation was calm, philosophical and — perhaps surprisingly to his critics — free of invective. Here's what he said, plus the historical backdrop that makes it more interesting.
We’re constantly bombarded with fake news, propaganda, agendas, and outright lies.
It’s an information war.
What is true?
I don’t know either—but I’m trying to find out.
Donald Brown sat down with me to chat about Afrikaner identity, the failure of democracy, foreign destabilisation of South Africa, and why everything, politics included, is downstream from culture.
