#67. Let them eat football
#67. Let them eat football
Domestic extremism, Dimes Square dominatrices, the death of flirting, girlboss-occupied longhouses, and much more!
Welcome to the NRP. We are publishing the absolute best of those extremely online extremists known as the new right — “All the shit that’s fit to poast.”
Threads of the Week
> Paulos beautifully reviews “The Lives of Others,” a beautiful film about a Stasi censor surveilling a playwright in East Germany. How can current year dissident anons similarly win the hearts of their FBI agent monitors?
> Women are the expert maneuverers of the modern office, while all the boys know is mald, get heart attack, and die.
> Mt. Everest is like the Oregon Trail computer game where you see the gravestones from your previous runs (“Here lies DICKBUTT”), only in real life.
> RIP flirting. Killed in 2010 by the creeping glacier of early 90’s workplace harassment culture.
Plug of the week
>
’s book is out. Y-you already had a copy pre-ordered, didn’t you, anon? When I was a kid, the only “pro-natalists” I knew were Mennonite-adjacent evangelical weirdos who wore long denim skirts and were really, really into horses. Peachy is leading a new vanguard of cosmopolitan quiverfull-chic moms, exploding libfem pieties and saving the next generation of women from becoming Cool Wine Aunts with miserable PowerPoint jobs.
Peachy’s planning to reveal her secret identity, but the fact that her publisher allowed her to release this under a pseudonym, should she wish to remain concealed from the smoldering Eye of Sauron, is a massive win for anons with edgy ideas. Reward this risk and BUY BOOK!
Audio/Video of the Week
> A rare opportunity to observe a person who can’t defend herself physically use The Consensus Filter to make decisions that will impact millions of people. You'd best start believing in the longhouse, anon. Yer in one.
> Dimes Square dom ritually humiliates leftist cuck.
Longreads of the Week
> Yuri commemorates some kind of event that supposedly happened on June 4, with a touching personal angle.
Tweets of the Week
