Listen Here! Topics include: The conservative concept of self sufficiency( ex.working for a corporation, driving a car, and owning a home, in the suburbs) vs. the traditionalist one(ex.growing your own food), and the futurist one The traditionalist Larpy goal […]
Vox Day is interviewed by Tom Woods. Listen here. This is a great discussion. What exactly is the ideology of the “Social Justice Warrior”? What do you do when you’re targeted by one, whether at work or in general? Vox Day — popular blogger, author, SJW slayer, and […]
By Chris Shaw Libertarian Alliance The conceptions of Jeffersonian governance pride equality before the law, the democratic will of the people tempered by intelligent argumentation and natural societal hierarchies, and a belief in limited, decentralised government. Within this tradition, governance should never truly invade the sensibilities and direction […]
An introduction to Anarchism intended for high school and college students. An accompanying video can be found at Study.Com Some form of government has been around for the entire period of recorded human history. However, some people don’t think government is necessary. In this lesson, you’ll learn about […]
By The Collective Anarchist News From Black Rose Anarchist Federation This essay is an argument for moving towards national organization in the United States and was published in April 2013 during the opening of the process that led to the founding of what became Black Rose/Rosa Negra. It […]
By William S. Lind Traditional Right Martin van Creveld’s latest book, Pussycats: Why the Rest Keeps Beating the West and What Can Be Done About It, is so important that it re-defines the military reform agenda. Previously, military reform has focused on the problems that have led to […]
Listen Here! Robert Stark and co-host Alex von Goldstein talk to VDARE editor Peter Brimelow. Prior to creating VDARE, Peter was also a writer and editor at Forbes, the Financial Post, and National Review Topics include: Peter’s background in financial […]
By Matthew Gagnon Pine Tree Politics The decline and fall of the Roman Empire is a fascinating moment in world history. Yet, the Roman Empire did not cease to exist in 476 as most people believe. Rome had long before been split into two administrative divisions — a […]
Listen Here! Robert Stark and co-host Alex von Goldstein interview Radix Journal editor Richard Spencer Topics include: Richard Spencer’s experience at the RNC Convention Richard’s interview with Jorge Ramos for an HBO Documentary How Richard has found that […]
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Derrick Broze interviews writer, author, and activist Will Schnack. Will has been an organizer in North Texas for years, including co-founding the Black Cat Collective and the People’s Arcane School. Will runs the website Evolution of Consent which promotes his views on what he calls Geo-Mutualist Panarchism.
By Sean Gabb Libertarian Alliance I was called this morning by the BBC. It wanted me to comment on the claims that Sports direct, a chain of sports clothing shops, mistreats its workers – keeping them on zero-hours contracts, sometimes not paying them even the minimum wage, scaring […]
Listen Here! Topics include: The importance of being skeptical in regards to both the establishment narrative and conspiracy theories Conspiracy theories vs. the general populist theory that the elites are acting against the interest of the people How contrary to […]
It’s interesting how when a Christian bakery refuses to bake a gay wedding cake, the Left calls for compulsory association in the name of equality. When a private media company denies it own services to outspoken conservatives, the Right calls for compulsory association in the name of free […]
By Joel Pollack Breitbart.Com Jamie Kirchick, writing in the Los Angeles Times, asks readers to imagine a military coup against a future President Donald Trump — and argues why one would be necessary. Kirchick cites the example of the recent failed coup in Turkey as a source of inspiration: […]
About the only worthwhile thing about Trump is that he seems to genuinely disagree with the more extreme elements of the neocons’ foreign policy agenda and the neoliberal economic agenda. Sputnik News “We will have a very good relationship with Russia” promises the mercurial Republican nominee for president […]
The right-wing will likely criticize Obama for wanting to nationalize law enforcement, and then vote for Trump so he can actually make it happen. By Claude Brodessor-Akner NJ.Com Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump may soon call for the federal government to provide the nation’s 800,000 police officers with training […]
By Thomas Frank The Guardian snapshot of America in the middle of June 2016. It is several days before the first great shock of the summer, the Brexit vote, and here in America, all is serene. The threat posed by Senator Bernie Sanders has been suppressed. The Republicans […]
This is a very good overview of how the present state of affairs came into being. By Christian Parenti The Jacobin Three girls at a juvenile facility in Racine, Wisconsin. Richard Ross How did we get here? The numbers are chilling: 2.2 million people behind bars, another 4.7 […]
Telesurtv.Net. “This coup attempt makes it necessary for us to not slow down the struggle against AKP fascism, but to enhance it,” read the KCK statement. In a statement published Saturday, the PKK’s political affiliate, the KCK, said the real and more dangerous coup is the one being led by President Recep […]
Press TV. Listen here. “The Americans do not like the Russians getting in the way” of toppling Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, says US journalist Keith Preston. The US seeks to push Russia out of Syria because it views Moscow as a huge hurdle in its plans to topple […]
Available from Amazon.Com Review by Alex von Goldstein Imagine, if you will, a classroom at a community college in the contemporary United States. The make-up of the students offers a sense of true diversity: you have a few Somali Muslims with sympathies towards Radical Islam, a National Socialist […]
By Felicity Sharpe Michel Foucault (1926–1984) not a philosopher in the normal sense. Even so, at once stage, he was called ‘the new Kant’ – a very large estimation. Foucault was born in France to very upper-middle class parents, his father was a doctor and put a lot […]
Listen Here! Robert Stark and Co-host Alex von Goldstein talk to Darrell Hamamoto, Professor of Asian American Studies at the University of California, Davis. Topics include: How Professor Hamamoto started out in Ethnic Studies and later became disillusioned with it How Asian Studies, other Ethnic Studies, as well […]
Press TV. Listen here.Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov (R) shakes hands with US Secretary of State John Kerry after their press conference in Moscow on July 15, 2016. (AFP) As US and Russian top diplomats speak of steps the two countries are taking to end the conflict in […]
Part I Robert Stark, Rabbit, & Alex von Goldstein talk to James O’Meara about his new book Green Nazis in Space published by Counter-Currents Publishing. James O’Meara is also the author of The Homo and the Negro, The Eldritch Evola and Others, and End of an Era: […]
By Guy Christopher, Originally Published on Money Metals Exchange The very first word anyone ever saw on a circulating United States coin was the word “LIBERTY.” From half-cents to silver dollars, each featured the likeness of an unnamed woman. The images varied, thanks to different engravers, but together […]
Listen Here! Topics include: Rabbit’s Alt Left and how it’s similar to Radical Centrism How Radical Centrism relates to the Alt Right, which is a big tent movement for people who oppose political correctness and mass immigration, but includes […]
By Damian White The Jacobin Murray Bookchin. aqua mars / Flickr Murray Bookchin spent fifty years articulating a new emancipatory project, one that would place ecology and the creative human subject at the center of a new vision of socialism. Here is a thinker, who in the early […]
Press TV. Listen here “The United States has sought to use Daesh as a means of toppling Assad,” Keith Preston says. The United States is pursuing a hypocritical policy towards its fight against Daesh in the Middle East, says political analyst Keith Preston. Washington is letting Daesh […]
By Michael Malice Observer Listen to an interview with the author here. Even when we were united ideologically as a country, we have never been united culturally. (Photo: PATRICK HERTZOG/AFP/Getty Images) The United States of America has spent very few years truly unified. There was the Era of […]
Few people understand the price of overregulation like Harvey Silverglate. Over his long career as an attorney and journalist, Silverglate has seen the rising bureaucratic class enact hundreds of thousands of federal regulations and vaguely-worded statutes. The result has been the criminalization of everyday life. From university campuses […]
“Money is the barometer of a society’s virtue. When you see that trading is done, not by consent, but by compulsion – when you see that in order to produce, you need to obtain permission from men who produce nothing – when you see that money is flowing […]
By Stefan Gleason and Jp Cortez, Originally Published on Money Metals Exchange Under certain circumstances, seemingly decent human beings are capable of horrific things. So it is with Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, who parlayed his sound money bona fides into the top post at America’s private […]
By Tom Mullen Huffington Post jacomstephens via Getty Images Do you lie awake at night in constant fear a fire will break out and nothing will be done to put it out? For the 99% of the population not suffering from pyrophobia or a similar neurosis, the answer […]
By Dan Sanchez Foundation for Economic Education ve police officers were killed and six were injured in Dallas yesterday when snipers opened fire during a protest of the recent police killings of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling. This mass shooting was a despicable act of murder. It was […]
By Justin King TheFifthColumnNews.Com Dallas, Texas (TFC) – The cycle of insurgency is a historical pattern. The Fifth Column’s journalists don’t have crystal balls. The accuracy of the predictions in this series of articles has relied entirely on applying the historical cycles to current events. Until this point, the series has […]
By Justin King TheFifthColumnNews.Com Washington, DC (TFC) – The term “martial law” is thrown around so much that it seems to have lost its meaning. Martial law is military control of normal judicial functions. It doesn’t mean a curfew is in effect. It doesn’t mean the militarization of police. […]
By Sean Gabb This book is available at Amazon.Com. “The British Government is little more than a branch of the Pentagon” So argues Sean Gabb in this controversial and stimulating book. He calls for a British foreign policy that is completely independent of both the European Union and […]
Listen Here! Robert Stark and co-host Alex von Goldstein talk to Keith Preston of Attack the System Topics include: Keith’s essay Crossroads 2016: Where do we go from here How Hillary Clinton is the perfect manifestation of the totalitarian humanist convergence, combining militarism, […]
Stephan Kinsella and Todd Lewis debate Self-Ownership and the Non-Aggression Principle with Keith Preston as moderator.
The anarchist position is vindicated once again. By Daniel Larison The American Conservative FBI Director Comey announced the findings of the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email server earlier today. While he won’t be recommending criminal charges against Clinton, he did say this: Although we did not find […]
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An interesting take on immigration, economics, and US-Mexican relations from a Mexican nationalist. The economic analysis he gave was quite good. I wish these identitarian folks would emphasize that more. Often they sound like ordinary Republicans grousing about “colored folks on welfare.” He didn’t say anything Ralph Nader […]
By Clare Foran The Atlantic Secessionists across the United States are taking heart. The United Kingdom’s historic vote to leave the European Union last month has sparked interest in the far-fetched idea that U.S. states might win independence from Washington, D.C. Separatist groups are especially optimistic that Americans […]
By Jeff Stein Vox The American Revolution “was a mistake,” Dylan Matthews argued last week. He lists three reasons that, in his telling, millions of American Indians and black Americans would’ve been better off had the Founding Fathers never declared independence: Slavery would’ve been abolished earlier, American Indians […]
By Adil Sarker Happy 4th, my fellow Americans. It seems like most Americans celebrate USA’s existence for very different reasons. Since many of us take our country very seriously, let’s take a good look at it. We aren’t the smartest/dumbest country. We aren’t the (un)healthiest country. We aren’t […]
Spy Culture ISIS are a terrifying, devastating Sunni militia that emerged out of the Iraqi insurgency and the anti-Assad jihad … except they aren’t particularly religious! And their origin story makes no sense. And militarily speaking they are a joke who could be wiped out within weeks if […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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