Thread: Using Amazon to Support WNN

This is a great idea, folks, really. If you use Amazon, why not click through our site first, after reading up on WNN?

This is a really good idea. I haven't done so yet, but I will for sure. I purchase books quite often from Amazon. We don't have a local bookstore here in town so online is basically my only source of literature/media.

Great. Tell your friends and family too. I got a few family members to order some Christmas gifts through the link. Every little bit helps. The more I look into Amazon, the more I realize that they sell almost everything, and are normally cheaper than anywhere else. The other day I realized that razors were a lot cheaper on Amazon than in the store, especially without a sales tax.

Originally Posted by whiteideology

This is a really good idea. I haven't done so yet, but I will for sure. I purchase books quite often from Amazon. We don't have a local bookstore here in town so online is basically my only source of literature/media.

Can it be anything bought through the link? Or just the books listed? And I will be sure to mention it to my brother and other friends/family for sure. Also my wife and I were buying diapers from the site for a while because they were way cheaper than what we could find around here at whole-sale prices - so they do have good prices on some things. I haven't heard negative things about purchasing or Amazons store policies/etc so I have bought quite a bit from there. Anyway, I admire what you're doing for the site and our peoples! Good day brother!

Another effective way to use Amazon is to go the comments section of books that have some racial themes - books like Pat Buchanan's Death of the West, Suicide of a Superpower and then correspond with the people making favorable comments to Pat's books. Try to engage in a dialogue, take it off the comment section, get to know the people a bit and then start recommending solid racial sites like WNN, vdare, amren etc.

If you click on the link for Wilmot Robertson's Dispossessed Majority, his book will pop up. Simply go to the Amazon search bar and type in "Huggies Diapers" or whatever you intend to buy. Put it in the cart and check out. Once the item ships, WNN will get credit for the sale. So yes, anything bought from our link supports the site. Our commission percentage gets higher the more items that ship each month. My cousin buys all kinds of diapers and baby items and finds them to be cheaper as well.

Originally Posted by whiteideology

Can it be anything bought through the link? Or just the books listed? And I will be sure to mention it to my brother and other friends/family for sure. Also my wife and I were buying diapers from the site for a while because they were way cheaper than what we could find around here at whole-sale prices - so they do have good prices on some things. I haven't heard negative things about purchasing or Amazons store policies/etc so I have bought quite a bit from there. Anyway, I admire what you're doing for the site and our peoples! Good day brother!

Across Atlantic Ice: The Origin of America's Clovis Culture is now available for preorder. This book, by the originator of the Solutrean Hypothesis, Dennis Stanford, has the power to undue decades of liberal-induced White guilt over the plight of American Indians, so-called Native Americans, at the hands of European settlers. New science, unveiled in Across Atlantic Ice, now strongly suggests that Europeans were the original inhabitants of North America who were wiped out by Asians (ancestors of today's American Indians) who crossed the Bering Stait thousands of years later. Ironically, history repeats itself and European Americans now find themselves facing the same existential threat - an invasion by Asian/Amerindian invaders from both the south and east. Get your copy of this monumental book and help support WNN with your purchase!

Who were the first humans to inhabit North America? According to the now familiar story, mammal hunters entered the continent some 12,000 years ago via a land bridge that spanned the Bering Sea. The presence of these early New World people was established by distinctive stone tools belonging to the Clovis culture. But are the Clovis tools Asian in origin? Drawing from original archaeological analysis, paleoclimatic research, and genetic studies, noted archaeologists Dennis J. Stanford and Bruce A. Bradley challenge the old narrative and, in the process, counter traditional--and often subjective--approaches to archaeological testing for historical relatedness. The authors apply rigorous scholarship to a hypothesis that places the technological antecedents of Clovis in Europe and posits that the first Americans crossed the Atlantic by boat and arrived earlier than previously thought. Supplying archaeological and oceanographic evidence to support this assertion, the book dismantles the old paradigm while persuasively linking Clovis technology with the culture of the Solutrean people who occupied France and Spain more than 20,000 years ago.

Originally Posted by C.E. Whiteoak

Fantastic idea! From now on WNN is my first stepping stoneto Amazon!

Thank you!

Yes, thank you, Mr. Whiteoak. We will be doing a regular (probably weekly) product promotion to get constructive patriotic books and films into WNNers' hands and to bring in a few dollars for the site. Plus, we will be raising the profile of some of our great leaders, like Dr. Kevin MacDonald and Dr. Tom Sunic, when we promote and purchase their books.

Originally Posted by C.E. Whiteoak

Fantastic idea! From now on WNN is my first stepping stone to Amazon!

I've bought WN books from Amazon that I couldn't even get from Barnes and Noble.
Case in point, a few years back I tried to order "Civil War Two" by Thomas W. Chittum at a Barnes and Noble store. It popped up on their computer with a red flag attached. The saleswoman said they could not order that book.

I ordered it through Amazon - no problem.
I've been using Amazon ever since. No problems in getting any WN books.


All future products from Amazon will be ordered through the WNN link.:thumb2:

Originally Posted by Recalcitrant I

I've bought WN books from Amazon that I couldn't even get from Barnes and Noble.
Case in point, a few years back I tried to order "Civil War Two" by Thomas W. Chittum at a Barnes and Noble store. It popped up on their computer with a red flag attached. The saleswoman said they could not order that book.

I ordered it through Amazon - no problem.
I've been using Amazon ever since. No problems in getting any WN books.


All future products from Amazon will be ordered through the WNN link.:thumb2:

Thank you! You see, this is a great service for both those who buy things they want or need, and for financial support of the website. Although Amazon determines the percentage of what WNN gets depending on one's purchases, anything helps.

I hope you have a great weekend.

Can we do ebay?

I received my copy of Across Atlantic Ice today! I've gotten through the introduction and part of the first chapter and so far it is a great read for anyone who enjoys science or wants to explore who the real Native Americans are. I've already used this book to begin discussions with a handful of unawakened White friends and family about the origins of Americans.

Originally Posted by INVIKTUS

Can we do ebay?

That sounds like a great idea and we'll submit that to our linking experts.

Originally Posted by William Gayley Simpson

I received my copy of Across Atlantic Ice today! I've gotten through the introduction and part of the first chapter and so far it is a great read for anyone who enjoys science or wants to explore who the real Native Americans are. I've already used this book to begin discussions with a handful of unawakened White friends and family about the origins of Americans.

Jamie received his today, too! It looks like a great read. I hope Jamie gets through it soon so I can start up on it.

As far as Amazon links to fund this site, I implore people to do so. It will help a great site and you'll be helping yourself by buying great merchandise from Amazon.

Originally Posted by INVIKTUS

Can we do ebay?

From the eBay ToS

Unacceptable Placements.

1. You will only place Links or Promotional Content on sites you own.You will not place Links or Promotional Content on third-party sites, including classifieds sites (including but not limited to Craigslist, Netlog, MySpace), newsgroups,, message boards, blogs, comments, link farms, forums, classified ad services, counters, chatrooms or guestbooks.
2. You will not place Links or Promotional Content in connection with topics that eBay Partner Network in its sole discretion considers to fall in any of the following categories:
   1. sexually explicit materials
   2. violence
   3. firearms or weapons
   4. illegal goods, services or activities
   5. gambling or betting
   6. discrimination based on race, sex, religion, nationality, disability, sexual orientation, or age
   7. libel or defamation
   8. content aimed at children
   9. content that is otherwise misleading, obscene or hate-oriented
   10. sniping functionality
   11. malicious functionalities, such as malware or spyware

OK, sounds like eBay is no good then.

I just purchased a gift (electronics) for a family member through the link. I saved about $30, plus sales tax, over the cost at Best Buy, and, if I'm doing my math right, WNN will get at least $10 from the sale. It's a win for me and the site. I also bought a kitchen appliance last month and saved about the same amount.

Most of us don't have a local, White-owned store to purchase from anymore. Given the choice of Walmart and sales tax or Amazon with no sales tax, free shipping, and a commission to WNN, I'll take the latter!