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Republic Standard was a white nationalist, neo-fascist pseudo-news website, similar to the Right Stuff and Infowars. It bills itself as a "Conservative Thought & Culture Magazine". Evidence of the sloppiness of its web design can be found in its copyright notice reading "All Right Reserved" and in its homepage linking to several dead links, as well as to its now-suspended Twitter account.^[1] Among the contributors is Julien Delhez, who has written an article for the site defending the London Conference on Intelligence,^[2] as well as several book reviews in the racist pseudojournal Mankind Quarterly.^[3] The editor is Ash Sharp.^[4]

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The webshite itself (warning: dead link, and contained racist bullshit when it was still online)

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[1] Homepage

[2] Reflections on the London Conference on Intelligence

[3] Genomics indicted. Decoding Racial Ideology in Genomics (Book Review)

[4] Compendium of Sources: The American Far Right, Alt-Right, Alt-Lite, New Right, White Nationalists, Ethnostate Separatists, Euro-Identitarians, White Genocide Conspiracy Theorists, White Nativists, New Age Conspiracism, Holocaust Deniers, and Self-Identified Neo-Nazis Part 5: QAnon-Zach Hudak

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