Month: May 2010

Updated News Digest May 28-30, 2010

“Marcuse Is Dead…And We Have Killed Him.” -Quagmire, ATS Reader “What we fight is is _State_ socialism, levelling from above, bureaucracy; what we advocate is free association and union, the absence of authority, mind freed from all fetters, independence and well-being of all. Before all others it is […]

New Posts at RATS

The National-Anarchist Concept of Tribe Why Be a National-Anarchist Summer of ’69 Those of you who have “third way’ Anarchist blogs of your own (or are considering such) may wish to re-post some of these. I tried to keep things simple for newcomers. I posted the Mailer article […]

We Need Volunteers, Damn It!!

Over the past month or so, I’ve probably had at least half a dozen conversations with different colleagues and comrades regarding the need to get this pan-secessionist, national-anarchist, tribal-anarchist, anarcho-pluralist, alternative right, conservative revolutionary, whatever we are movement off of the internet and into the realm of real-world […]

Questions for Pro-Immigrationists

These are some questions that left-wing proponents of mass immigration have never been able to answer satisfactorily (at least not to my satisfaction): 1. What will be the fate of such matters as womens’ rights, gay rights, church/state separation, free speech, freedom of the press, freedom of scientific […]

Updated News Digest May 21-23, 2010

“Marcuse Is Dead…And We Have Killed Him.” -Quagmire, ATS Reader “What we fight is is _State_ socialism, levelling from above, bureaucracy; what we advocate is free association and union, the absence of authority, mind freed from all fetters, independence and well-being of all. Before all others it is […]

Still Stuck in the 1960s

Just saw this post and discussion among my left-libertarian former colleagues, now adversaries. I’m not a Rand Paul fan, and I supported his father mostly because he takes a more or less straight Rothbardian line on foreign policy (i.e. to the left of Chomsky). Rand seems to be […]

So Much for Liberal "Diversity"

Pat Buchanan nails it. If Kagan is confirmed, the Court will consist of three Jews and six Catholics (who represent not quite a fourth of the country), but not a single Protestant, though Protestants remain half the nation and our founding faith. If Kagan is confirmed, three of […]

Updated News Digest May 14-16, 2010

“Marcuse Is Dead…And We Have Killed Him.” -Quagmire, ATS Reader Spontaneous Order AlternativeRight.Com Is Now Live! Community Organizing and National-Anarchism presentation by Andrew Yeoman Tribal Anarchism Video Series Parts One, Two, Three, Four United Anarchism Vs United Nationism Fall of the New World Order The Tyranny of “Tolerance” […]

C4SS: Find Your Political Philosophy

The Center for a Stateless Society has a new version of one of those “find your political philosophy” quizzes up. This is actually much better than most others I’ve encountered. There are more questions and the questions are more nuanced and varied in content. Here are my results: […]

The True Colors of the Academic Left

Is the purpose of education to inform and to promote critical thinking? Not according to the late leftist-postmodernist philosopher Richard Rorty: “It seems to me that the regulative idea that we heirs of the Enlightenment, we Socratists, most frequently use to criticize the conduct of various conversational partners […]

"Kagan is the Last Person We Need on the Court."

Yikes! Raimondo confirms my suspicions. The “progressives” have spent a lot of time and energy, recently, trying to “expose” the “dark underside” of the Tea Party movement, and the liberal media has conducted a determined albeit unconvincing propaganda campaign against “right-wing extremism,” which is supposed to represent the […]

The Cultural Marxist Long March Continues

I’ve been trying to find out more info about Obama’s latest nominee to the US Supreme Court. Here’s her Wikipedia entry and some relevant commentary from David Yeagley. Assuming that the info in the Wikipedia article is accurate, this is what I find most interesting about Elena Kagan: […]

The Tea Party Jacobins

This piece from the New York Review of Books is a relatively decent discussion of the growing anti-state movement, albeit from the disparaging perspective of an Establishment liberal. The main criticism I have of this is that it gives the Tea Party types too much credit for being […]

What I Believe

This is a statement of my positions that I just posted during the course of a discussion on a Facebook friend’s page. If I had to summarize my outlook in a few points, I’d say my current positions are a synthesis of these: -Chomsky’s critique of US foreign […]