Rise Now And Be Counted
This episode is the first of an ongoing series, in which Gordon Kahl, Grug Nationalist, and Rudy discuss the history of different Dissident groups and individuals throughout the Midwest and Flyover Country. This particular part of that story focuses on the real-life Gordon Kahl, the man from North Dakota from whom the show host takes his pseudonym.
The National Justice Party has issued a formal Press Release, and has also published a video of its Inaugural Address. The response has been enthusiasm, as well as attempted sabotage by enemies of our people.
You need to watch this. Visit nationaljusticeparty.com to learn more.
This episode, Gordon Kahl has a conversation with two Australians about the German Diaspora throughout the last couple hundred years, focusing on Australia and South Africa. We also discuss the Wandervogel, a German Youth Movement of the 19th Century, and how it relates to the current crisis facing the west today.
This week, Gordon Kahl, Grug Nationalist, and Rudy discuss new stories from throughout the midwest. Is biodiversity real? Is that boomer in a swastika mask actually based? Will you catch the coof from your dealer’s blunt? And what’s the deal with Wisconsin? All this and more on this week’s ACHTUNG! AMERIKANER.
Gordon Kahl appears on the David C Smalley Podcast. Smalley is a Comedian, Liberal, and Atheist. What follows is a 3 1/2 hour debate/argument/internet bloodsport, if you’re into that sort of thing.
This week, Gordon, Rudy, and Grug go over news stories from all over the midwest for the beginning of June, 2020.
These aren’t protests against injustice – this is a race war.
Here’s a little ditty made by one of our very own home-grown midwestern nationalists, Gilbert. It’s the featured outro music of our podcast Achtung! Amerikaner starting from Episode 8.
This week, Gordon Kahl, Grug Nationalist, and Rudy examine the history of third parties throughout the history of rural america, starting first with the Farmers Movement of the 1860s up until the Farmer Labor Party of the 1900s, and end with a discussion of the future of third parties in the dissident right.