Part two of my Schmitt series is now available on AltRight.
Monthly Archives: August 2010
Radical Tradition: Philosophy, Metapolitics & Revolution in the Twenty-First Century 1
A new title that Troy Southgate has coming out soon through New Zealand’s Primordial Traditions.
This book includes articles on Heidegger, cultural pessimism, Schopenhauer, conservative revolution, Trotskyism and Western art, alternative businesses, Murnau’s ‘Nosferatu’, national identity, Nietzsche and nihilism, Sufism, human rights and Christian anarchism. Contributors include:
- TOMISLAV SUNIC – History and Decadence: Spengler’s Cultural Pessimism Today
- JONATHAN BOWDEN – A Polyp Devours Its Feed, Paracelsus Unzipped: An Analysis of F.W. Murnau’s Film, Nosferatu
- TROY SOUTHGATE – Heidegger: The Application of Meaning in An Increasingly Transient World
- DR. K.R. BOLTON – The Art of Rootless Cosmopolitanism: America’s Offensive Against Civilisation
- VINCE YNZUNZA – The Manifesto of the Psychedelic Conservative
- BEN CRAVEN – Are Human Rights a Fiction of Modern, Western Liberal Democracies That Bring Us No Closer to a Shared Ethical Framework?
- KEITH PRESTON – The Nietzschean Prophecies: Two Hundred Years of Nihilism and the Coming Crisis of Western Civilization
- TROY SOUTHGATE – Schopenhauer and Suffering: Eternal Pessimist or Prophet for our Times?
Vermont Revolutionaries and the Rise of a Green Tea Party Reply
New article by Christopher Ketcham on the Vermont secessionist movement, and in the Huffington Post, of all places. Hat tip to Jim Duncan.
Anarchists Make It Into the Christian Science Monitor Reply
Amen to the Iman Reply
Common sense from the Southern Avenger.
Rauf specifically cites “the U.S-led sanction against Iraq [that] led to the death of over half a million Iraqi children” in the 1990s, a death toll confirmed by the United Nations, approved of by former Secretary of State Madeline Albright (who said it was “worth it”) and apparently deemed irrelevant by Hannity. Using math over emotion, the Iraqi death toll due to U.S. sanctions equals about 170 9/11s. Despite Hannity’s outrage, the imam is absolutely right.
Why is the Antiwar Movement Stalled? 9
In two words: the Left, or so says Justin Raimondo.
As long as the organized antiwar movement remains a leftist sandbox, where sectarians get to pontificate – and do little else – it will stay a sideshow. Once we get beyond all that nonsense, however, there are no limits to what we can do: just look at the polls. The American people are with us – and they’re ready to join us in our fight. Indeed, they’ve never been readier. The question is: are we ready to receive them, and lead them?
Carl Schmitt, Part I: Weimar-State of Exception Reply
The first installment of my four-part series on Schmitt for AltRight.
The Death of Politics Reply
Proudhon and Anarchism Reply
Back to the basics. A classic from Larry Gambone.
A Paleo Theory of America's Class Structure? 6
Interesting articles from Scott Locklin:
