21 September, 2025 Sebastian Wang Tom DiLorenzo on “Virtuous” War Crimes – The American and Israeli Traditions (PFS Bodrum 2025) Property and Freedom Society, Bodrum 2025 Tom DiLorenzo on “Virtuous” War Crimes: The American and Israeli Traditions Reported by Sebastian Wang This was a characteristically incendiary address. Tom […]
By Aleksey Bashtavenko, Academic Composition From the colonial era onward, the Puritan spirit has shaped the American tendency to mark outsiders as deviant. Kai Erikson’s Wayward Puritans showed that in seventeenth-century Massachusetts Bay, trials of witches, heretics, and dissenters were not simply about eliminating wrongdoers but about drawing […]
By Aleksey Bashtavenko, Academic Composition From the earliest colonial settlements in New England, the Puritan spirit has cast a long shadow over American life. Rooted in the ideals of moral discipline, community surveillance, and religious posturing, this ethos has shaped not only the institutions of the United States […]
Austria-Hungary was more than just a collapsing empire at the end of World War I. It was the birthplace of a new political experiment. In this video, we trace how the unique pressures of the Habsburg monarchy gave rise to movements that combined nationalism and socialism into something […]
FbF Book Club – The Fiume Crisis: Life in the Wake of the Habsburg Empire Niccolo Soldo Sep 19, 2025 Share My historical interests work in cycles; I’ll pick some subject up and get thoroughly engrossed by it, then put it down, and then re-visit it in a […]
This Constitution Day, we honor the document that has secured liberty, limited state power, and guided American self-government for over two centuries. But while the Constitution is among the most studied documents in history, it’s also among the most misunderstood. Generations-worth of distortions have blurred much of the […]
Sponsored by Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study Our October 9 issue is now online, with Verlyn Klinkenborg on the uncanny octopus, Frances Wilson on the peerless Charlotte Brontë, Hari Kunzru on masculinity in crisis in Adolescence, Brenda Wineapple on the Big Apple, Scott W. Stern on the history of […]
19 September, 2025 Sebastian Wang Pirates, Liberty, and Revolution: Alessandro Fusillo in Bodrum Property and Freedom Society, Bodrum 2025 Alessandro Fusillo on “The Pirates of the Caribbean as Forebears of the Libertarians and the American Revolution” Reported by Sebastian Wang Alessandro Fusillo, Italian lawyer and president of the […]
That’s right Niccolo Soldo Sep 17, 2025 The latest entry in the FbF Book Club starts tomorrow. We will be reading Dominique Kirchner Reill’s: The Fiume Crisis – Life in the Wake of the Habsburg Empire. To join this book club, hit this button below: .I’ve already […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now El Niño Speaks 178: 9/11, Zionism, and the Coup of the Century Kevin MacDonald on Jewish influence and the future of the West. Sep 16 READ IN APP In this episode of El Niño Speaks, José Niño […]
Posted on September 15, 2025 by winter oak by W.D. James I’m obviously an American, so I ought to at least know what that is, right? Yet it’s a question I’ve struggled to come to adequate terms with for a very long time. Americans, and America itself, have […]
by Alain de Benoist Arktos Journal Sep 13, 2025 Alain de Benoist draws attention to the depth and continuity of civilisation in Europe, presenting the groundbreaking discoveries of Alexander Marshack to trace the heritage of European art back to the Stone Age and highlight the prehistoric roots of […]
Posted on September 13, 2025 by winter oak by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) In my April 2025 article ‘The Big Plan and the Great Gaslighting’, I took a look at Political and Economic Planning (PEP), a think tank pushing “modernisation” in Britain in the 1930s. […]
The world won in 1991, but the United States Deep State, Warmongers, & Neoconservatives made it their undying goal to have global supremacy, global hegemony, and full spectrum dominance at the great detriment of American citizens and taxpayers. FAILURE.
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The Neoconservative influence on the U.S. Government has been felt since the early 1980s.
This video is about the modern history of presidential power in the United States framed by the pardon of Richard Nixon and the soon-to-be second Trump term. I contend that there has been a concerted effort by the Republican Party to expand presidential power over the last 50 […]
Recently: A dictators’ parade as personal betrayal for the U.S. president. Open corruption topples a strongman. &c. | The member’s despatch, Week XXXVI. Today: U.S. federal agents flood Chicago. Russian drones strike Kyiv harder than ever. The Murdoch family resolves succession planning for its media empire through 2050. […]
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) In the first half of this essay, I looked at how Cold War “anti-communism” served as a battering ram against the culture and values of western Europe. Using the USA, and its taxpayers, as its vehicle, the zio-satanic imperialist mafia, […]
Stephen Halbrook’s Seminal Works on Gun Control, Tyranny, and Resistance in WWII Today marks the anniversary of the end of World War II—take a moment to honor those who resisted tyranny with extraordinary courage. In two landmark works—Gun Control in the Third Reich and Gun Control in Nazi-Occupied […]
In the Review’s September 25 issue, Mark Lilla and Osita Nwanevu each review Sam Tanenhaus’s new biography of National Review founder, sailing enthusiast, political gadfly, and conservative firebrand William F. Buckley. As Nwanevu writes, “the stakes of Buckley—a book that was about three decades in the making and […]
Today in The New York Review of Books: Daphne Merkin reflects on the bliss and blues of life by the pool, and, from the archives, remembering the birth of Poland’s Solidarity movement, forty-five years ago today. Daphne Merkin Poolside On a broiling summer afternoon I am lying on a chaise, daydreaming about past lovers […]
I highly recommend the book “Covert Regime Change: America’s Secret Cold War” By Lindsey A. O’Rourke (a student of John Mearsheimer – Author of “The Israel Lobby” Circa 2007)
In 1999, Martin van Creveld published a book entitled “The Rise and Decline of the State,” where he made certain predictions of the state, in part being replaced by non-state entities, which would supplant the state. 26 years out with war in Ukraine, I wonder about that. Keith […]
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“A marvelous book.” —Oliver Sacks THE FORBIDDEN EXPERIMENT Roger Shattuck Introduction by Jed Perl “Before dawn on January 9, 1800, a remarkable creature came out of the woods near the village of Saint-Sernin in southern France.” So begins Roger Shattuck’s book about the so-called Wild Boy of Aveyron—a child […]
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This video might be my most important one so far, as we delve into the critically overlooked involvement which pirates had in the slave trade. Contrary to popular belief, pirates weren’t egalitarian, abolitionist, or revolutionary. They didn’t deliberately seek out slave ships to liberate the slaves chained aboard. […]
“The radical lesbians of the early 1970s who declared that ‘a lesbian is the rage of all women condensed to the point of explosion’ were speaking figuratively. But when Hothead Paisan hit the scene twenty years later, the blast was literal and resounding…. Thank god these comics are […]
WEB VERSION August 11, 2025 The Adventures of Samuel Clemens Mark Twain lived half a dozen lives—between poverty and prosperity, fame and obscurity. By the end of this life, though, he was a thing rare even today: a world-famous celebrity who hobnobbed with world leaders (the tsar of […]
October 5 – 12, 2025 and March 8 – 5, 2026 From Slavery to the Civil Rights Movement See New Orleans, Selma, Tuskegee, Savannah and Charleston Join us on this transformative journey, a program designed for those who understand that the fight for justice is ongoing and that […]
In the 1930s, the Nazi regime and some Zionist organizations had limited and controversial interactions. Despite Nazi antisemitism, both parties had overlapping interests: the Nazis wanted Jews out of Germany, while Zionists aimed to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine. This led to the 1933 Haavara Agreement, allowing […]
View in browser The Dishcast with Andrew Sull… Scott Anderson On The Iranian… 0:00 1:34:11 Listen now Scott Anderson On The Iranian Revolution His new book is a gripping narrative of characters and contingencies. Andrew Sullivan Aug 8 ∙ Paid READ IN APP Scott is […]
David S. Reynolds The Contradictory Revolution Historians have long grappled with “the American Paradox” of American Revolutionary leaders who fought for their own liberty while denying it to enslaved Black people. Walter M. Shaub Jr. Weaponizing the Watchdog By choosing an unqualified far-right appointee to lead a federal […]
“Martín-Santos’s novel represented a breath of fresh air, of modernity, with its experimental games and its stubborn work to create a language of its own.” —Mario Vargas Llosa TIME OF SILENCE Luis Martín-Santos Translated from the Spanish by Peter Bush This novel set in the squalor of the first decade […]
By Aleksey Bashtavenko Academic Composition Russia and Switzerland could not be more different—not just in their governance structures, but in the fundamental political philosophies that animate their societies. These two nations represent opposing poles on the spectrum of political evolution: Russia stands as the embodiment of Hobbesian centralism […]
This place is awash with history, flooded, in fact Niccolo Soldo Jul 30, 2025 Share A few years ago, I decided to switch up where I would live in Croatia for the sake of change and comparison, and I ended up spending a year down in Dubrovnik at […]
Kulak Jul 27, 2025 Quick as a flash with her flaring robes Lampetie sped the news to the Sun on high that we had killed his herds and Helios burst out in rage to all the immortals: ’Father Zeus! the rest of you blissful gods who never die— […]
Troy Southgate Jul 27, 2025 BEYOND EAST AND WEST: AYATOLLAH KHOMEINI & THE IRANIAN REVOLUTION is now available. The book is 200 pages in length and costs just 24 EUROS with free postage to anywhere in the world. The PayPal address is blackfrontpress@yahoo.co.uk and you can find more […]
Jose Nino’s Digest Here is my most recent content for you Spiro Agnew’s Surprising Embrace of Antisemitism Spiro Theodore Agnew began his career as a respected establishment figure, but after his resignation as 39th vice president of the United States his post-political career took an interesting anti-Zionist turn. Agnew […]
Niccolo Soldo Jul 27, 2025 Every weekend (almost) I share five articles/essays/reports with you. I select these over the course of the week because they are either insightful, informative, interesting, important, or a combination of the above. Share It’s an article of faith for today’s Marxists that capitalism […]
The Dalmatian Island of Brac in WW2, Local and Foreign Fascists, Communists, Deserters, “We just want the war to be over”, and the uses of young women in wartime Niccolo Soldo Jul 28, 2025 Share The island of Brac (pronounced Brach) is the largest in the Adriatic Sea. […]
How the Nationless Became Nationalists Russell Walter Jun 19, 2025 Dan Burros was the third highest ranking member of the American Nazi Party. He was also a Jew. Oy vey Even his fellow Nazis were embarrassed by the intensity of his anti-semitism. He liked to draw pictures of […]
Gabriel Winslow-Yost The Revolution Will Not Be Star Wars What Andor depicts most clearly is what its kind of storytelling can’t say. Tariq Mir Kashmir: Death and the River “The cease-fire [between India and Pakistan] has held so far, but peace may well be elusive. Water will be one of […]
The theologian and bestselling author shares the revolutionary story of a first-century woman named Thecla—and the buried history of women’s spiritual power in the early Church | Listen 46 minutes Kirsten Powers Jul 23 READ IN APP Theologian and author Meggan Watterson In today’s episode, I share a […]
Trump family mob ties and Roy Cohn at 1:02. Where’s My Roy Cohn? unearths the origins of a master manipulator’s ascent, revealing how an enigmatic and disturbed man shaped our current political world. This shocking film exposes Cohn’s malign influence and contextualizes him as a modern Machiavelli, tracing […]
Unmaking the Leviathan Part V: Why I’m a Restorationist, Not a Conservative The professional Conservative class in DC loves to talk about how much they’ve conserved and how they’re a bulwark for our Constitutional traditions and… June 2025 Unmaking the Leviathan Part IV: Who Decides? Trump and the […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Anarchonomicon Podcast Ep 15 Air War Vietnam 1945-19… 0:00 4:49:19 Listen now Ep 15 Air War Vietnam 1945-1975 w/Goppy Kulak Jul 8 READ IN APP BY POPULAR DEMAND!!! An Epic length deep dive on one of the most decisive shifts in […]
Watch the full show: http://www.kimiversenshow.com The Young Turks revealed that Muslims believe Jesus (Isa) will return to save humanity, challenging the media’s push to hate them and the “Judeo-Christian” narrative. Christianity views Jesus as the divine Son of God and Savior, Islam sees him as a prophet who’ll […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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