The dispossessed majority

by Wilmot Robertson

Book Overview

No one who reads this all-encompassing study of the American predicament will ever again view his country and himself in the same light. The author brilliantly recounts the tragedy of a great people,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0914576046
• ISBN13: 9780914576044
• Release Date: January 1976
• Publisher: H. Allen
• Length: 586 Pages
• Weight: 1.43 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Bad

Racist drivel

Superb critique of Irish-American leftists

I met the late Wilmot Robertson (real name: Humphrey Ireland) in 1990 in his home in the North Carolina mountains and found him a sterling gentleman. Let me say as a person proud of my Irish and Keltic genes that I think his critique of the Irish-American role in the Left (partly illustrated by the Kennedy family) was fair and accurate. The Irish have become such rooters for the "underdog" that they often have been at the forefront of supporting Blacks, Jews and others against the white majority, and aiding in its dispossession. It is urgent that Irish-Americans realize that it is WE WHITES who are now "the underdog" and our compassion must be for them, for our own people, whose backs are now to the wall.

I Recommend This Book To Every American

This book should be on the bookshelf of every European-American, and of every student of political science/social science/urban studies/etc. Don't buy this book if you're a narrow-minded "liberal" (you might not like it).

Whatever Became Of These Extraordinary Observations?

This is the most accurate and detailed explanation ever offered on why the political interests of Whites are sliding downhill fast, even though this book places very little emphasis on the solutions for turning the situation around. For that part of the picture, those who buy this book should also read Robertson's "The Ethnostate." Despite that and other efforts from Robertson, his supporters did not succeed in constructing an Ethnostate. That's not because he or they were wrong, though, it's because ordinary and less intellectual Whites were never given down-to-earth explanations on where they fit into the building process. Had Robertson spoken about organizing political communities on a more modest level, similar to how hippies, gays, Chinese, and others built their political communities in San Francisco, his own people would probably have succeeded. To put it in Nathan Bedford Forrest's terms, they would have become those who got there "the first-ist with the most-ist." The organization which actually gained that honor, however, may be the American Friends of the British National Party in Virginia, as they use Robertson-esque terminology for their process of building "Little Europe(s)" on a neighborhood level. It's getting a much better response, even with much less effort, because everyone sees what they can personally do right away. Now even Robertson's idealistic and far-reaching vision has a chance to rise up on their cornerstone of hard logic.

A masterful and engaging study of Euro-American politics.

The Dispossessed Majority is a book about the decline of American culture, and the related declines in all western nations. The author, Wilmot Robertson, posits the cause of this decline on the decline of the white majority in America, the values and culture of which built the miracle of American industry, law and society. In direct and refreshing contrast to most other writers, Robertson states that the "majority culture" drew its greatness not only from historical experience, but from biological pre tendencies among Europeans toward individualism and tolerance. He develops an argument that the Euro-American respect for human rights and dignity are being abused and subverted by other races in our midst for financial and political gain. Drawing from painstaking and detailed research into politics, science, art, anthropology, crime, law, and science, Robertson demonstrates this point conclusively. He suggests that European people must regain our sense of group consciousness, our "racism" as it were, in order to resurrect our cultures. His command of the English language and the powerful, and often inspiring writing of the book in almost without parallel in these times. Many, of course, have been quick to dismiss Robertson as a bigot and a racist, but in reading the book, I found that many of Robertson's assertions were carefully reasoned, with recurrent emphasis on the necessity of finding peaceful resolutions to interracial strife. In his defense of whites, Robertson is doing exactly the same things as black, Hispanic, or Asian defense groups are doing, and it will only be a matter of time before his currently suppressed views become widespread.

This book should be read by all serious and responsible Amer

The American scene when turned upside down and examined carefully is a desperate and ugly one. This book presents an intellectually honest composite of underlying truths and facts that will determine the fate of this country and then the World. This book should be read carefully and with the thought that it is not as readily available as the less reasearched but more widely accepted information that influenes most American's thoughts.