US Investments in Nazi Germany. Rockefeller Financed Adolf Hitler’s Election Campaign Michel Chossudovsky Feb 26, 2024 By Michel Chossudovsky, Yuri Rubtsov source: Global Research and Fort Russ From World War I to the Present: Dollar-denominated debt has been the driving force behind all US led wars. Thanks for […]
by Alexander Dugin Arktos Journal Feb 25, 2024 Alexander Dugin explores Hegel’s philosophical legacy, focusing on its nuanced contribution to understanding the notion of empire. The General Paradigm of the Hegelian System Let us trace the influence of Hegel’s philosophy on the theory of international relations. This is […]
Jake Nevins Imperial Era The National Football League’s embrace of gambling, Taylor Swift, Nickelodeon subscribers, data analysts, beer enthusiasts, international sports markets, and ever more corporate sponsors helped the Super Bowl fit right in to Las Vegas. Dennis Zhou Filming and Forgetting Taipei Edward Yang’s films approach Taiwan’s […]
By Keith Preston, August 18, 2020 Friedrich Nietzsche has clearly been one of the most influential thinkers of the past century. His thought has exercised a profound impact on the intellectual disciplines of philosophy, psychology, history, theology, political theory, linguistics, aesthetics, cultural criticism, and others. A wide range […]
by Karl Richter Arktos Journal Feb 23, 2024 Karl Richter examines the legacy of the German Reich and Bismarck’s influence, highlighting the historical significance and current threats to Germany’s heritage. Today, January 18, the day of the founding of the Reich 153 years ago, would provide an occasion […]
Sponsored by Yale University Press Tim Flannery Ready to Rumble A new book by the volcanologist Clive Oppenheimer details the gifts and destruction brought by volcanoes, and the sublimity and terror experienced in their presence. Lynn Hunt A New Force Set Loose A new history of pre-1789 France […]
Kevin Carson | Support this author on Patreon | February 20th, 2024 Click here or on the image of the cover above to view or download the .pdf version. Karl Hess: A Life on the (Right) Left (and Right) Introduction. Focus of This Paper Over the past decade or more, I’ve […]
From resilience dot org by Ted Trainer We are entering can era of severe scarcity in which centralised and top-down systems will fail to provide for us and we will have to develop cooperative and self-sufficient localized economies. The achievements of the Spanish anarchist workers collectives in the […]
By anon (not verified) From fabula The conference will be held at Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3 University (France) in 2027 (date to be fixed). A deadline will be set in 2026 for the receipt of intervention proposals. Interested people can already come forward to announce their wish to participate […]
Arktos Journal Feb 19, 2024 AVAILABLE NOW FROM ARKTOS The Philosophy of Italian Fascism: Formation & Evolution, by Dmitry Moiseev Italian Fascism: its era has passed, yet its intellectual underpinnings remain a subject of intense scholarly debate. In his groundbreaking monograph, Russian scholar Dmitry Moiseev delves into the […]
My new Press TV interview Kevin Barrett Feb 13 READ IN APP Press TV By Alireza Hashemi The Islamic Revolution of Iran took the global anti-colonial movement to the next level, says an American scholar, describing it as a symbol of the fight for a just and multipolar […]
NEW VIDEO AVAILABLE! Historians on Ideology and Politics in the 1948 War: October 7 and the Aftershocks of World War II The video of the second webinar in the Telos-Paul Piccone Institute’s Israel initiative is now available and can be viewed here. Titled “Historians on Ideology and Politics in the […]
Beyond the Marriage Plot George Eliot’s novels were ruthless and precise dissections of the 19th-century marriage plot, exposing, Francesca Wade writes, the “harsh disparities between societal expectations of married life and their own, often painful experiences of it.” Reviewing a new biography of the English novelist, Clare Carlisle’s […]
Sietze Bosman Feb 4, 2024 Sietze Bosman sheds light on the continuity of dark, occult forces driving revolutions from the past into the present, revealing a sinister strategy of manipulation by those in power. The French Revolution of 1789 showed us a blueprint of the machinations of revolution, […]
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Phil Ochs, the humanist troubadour who had a special incisiveness and edge to his creations, was a vital creative voice of the protest era and one of my artistic heroes. He fell into depression and ultimately suicide in the 1970s, in part from an inherited condition, mixed with […]
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Join us this Black History Month by diving into these thought-provoking Independent Institute books that explore the intersection of race, individualism, and liberty! Each one explores the surprising and often overlooked chapters of racism in the United States—and how liberty can resolve one of the most difficult of issues […]
CEDA takes power, revolt in Asturias, more political violence from Anarchists, the ebbing of support for democracy on all sides, extreme polarization sets in Niccolo Soldo Feb 2, 2024 ∙ Paid (Note: The first entry in this series was the result of answering a question that was posed […]
View in browser Truth Jihad Radio Alan Sabrosky on How the Romans Encouraged “Voluntary Migration” from Carthage 0:00 56:46 Alan Sabrosky on How the Romans Encouraged “Voluntary Migration” from Carthage Kevin Barrett Feb 2 READ IN APP Alan Sabrosky, former Head of Strategic Studies at the US […]
Published: Thursday, February 1, 2024 Download free computerized mp3 audio file of this column (To subscribe to my columns at no cost, click here.) Writing for Veterans Today, Dragan Filipovic wrote a fascinating and very enlightening report on Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu entitled Bibi: A False Messiah. An […]
Christopher Jolliffe Feb 1, 2024 Christopher Jolliffe compares the political and societal chaos during the decline of the Roman Republic with today’s world, highlighting the rise of populism amid collapsing traditional structures. One of the more colourful figures of the late Roman Republic was Publius Clodius Pulcher, a […]
We should, says the historian who will explain its still-relevant story online By Joanne Palmer January 11, 2024, 9:57 am Dr. Matthew Dallek American politics in the last few presidential cycles may seem unusual to observers who most likely are well-educated and intellectually sophisticated but are not […]
This is how we will proceed Niccolo Soldo Jan 30, 2024 (A poster commemorating the Asturias Rebellion of 1934, in which began as a miners’ strike led by the Spanish Socialist Party’s (PSOE) unions in the region of the same name, and which then morphed into an open […]
by Alexander Dugin Arktos Journal Jan 29, 2024 Alexander Dugin advocates a major societal shift: the resettlement from large cities back to the countryside, emphasising the revival of traditional family values and a rural lifestyle as critical responses to the ills of modernity. In Russia, the year 2024 […]
View in browser Truth Jihad Radio John Andrew Morrow on Gaza Genocide & “Islam and Slavery” 0:00 56:44 John Andrew Morrow on Gaza Genocide & “Islam and Slavery” Kevin Barrett Jan 27 READ IN APP Islamic scholar John Andrew Morrow, founder of the Covenants Initiative, discusses his […]
Niccolo Soldo Jan 25, 2024 Source Share Previous Entry – Chapter 3: The Most Remarkable Movement We’re going to keep this entry lighter and also shorter in length, because the two chapters being covered describe how the Temperance Movement (now led by the Anti-Saloon League) went national based […]
Laura Kolbe Month to Month What we as a society prefer not to know about periods extends beyond menstruation itself to its management and the management of women’s health more broadly. Christine Smallwood Time Unregained In La Captive, Chantal Akerman’s adaptation of Marcel Proust’s La Prisonnière, she offers us a […]
FbF Book Club – Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition (Okrent, 2010) Niccolo Soldo Jan 18, 2024 ∙ Paid Share Previous Entry – Chapter 2: The Rising of Liquid Bread The United States of America is not only a vast country geographically with a massive population, […]
Yes, I will be doing it Niccolo Soldo Jan 18, 2024 I’ve received an overwhelming amount of encouragement from readers who have urged me to make a series on the Spanish Civil War and the lead-up to it. Due to the great demand for it, I will commit […]
The knowledge and practices needed for civilization to flourish are commonly lost. Thinkers in the Late Zhou dynasty of ancient China recognized the decline of their era and attempted to overcome it. Jan 18, 2024 Henry & Co./Chinese text This article by Samo Burja was originally published at […]
RFK Jr. defends Kennedy era wiretapping of MLK Jr. **About the show The Kim Iversen Show is a fully independent program produced for your entertainment and information. The one hour show airs live M-F at 6pm PT/9pm ET at http://www.TheKimIversenShow.com. Clips from the program are published to YouTube […]
Introducing American Prestige and Tech Won’t Save Us Two popular podcasts join our existing roster of provocative news programming devoted to providing unconventional perspectives that challenge authority, question the status quo. We are proud to announce The Nation will be adding two new weekly programs to our ever-expanding roster of regular podcasts: American Prestige and Tech […]
by Andrej Sekulović Arktos Journal Jan 16, 2024 Andrej Sekulović explores the profound connection between our ancestors and ourselves through the metaphor of eyes, suggesting that in them we see the legacy of our past, the soul of our civilization, and the promise of our future. It has […]
David Pan Telos As we celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr., Day, we can reaffirm the dream he expressed of a color-blind society, in which people “will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.” We can be proud that our […]
It is impossible to understand the 20th century without understanding this conflict, one that continues to resonate to this day Niccolo Soldo Jan 12, 2024 Please subscribe Author’s Note: I was recently asked to write about the Spanish Civil War and why people turned against the Republican regime […]
Lauren Kane New Money In the new economy of the late Middle Ages, an emergent merchant class was forced into both a social and spiritual reckoning. Katie Trumpener A Eulogy of Failed Remembrance Alexander Kluge’s account of the Allied air raid on his hometown in Germany, while suffering […]
Here we stand Rachel Haywire Jan 4, 2024 Fiume hasn’t been the same The purity was sacrificed As we divided on the wrong terms For the goods of the tests of the games Fiume has sure changed a lot So you can have this last museum Burning galleries […]
Produced in 1969 during the height of the Vietnam War, The Great Pretense reveals the history of American aid and trade with Communist countries and how that aid has helped to keep Communism alive. Shown by members of The John Birch Society throughout the country, the filmstrip awoke […]
January 3, 2024 • Weekly Newsletter Washington Doesn’t Understand Obamacare John C. Goodman (Forbes) Here is the brutal truth: families with the worst medical problems and the most expensive medical needs would be better off if Obamacare had never become law. And here’s another brutal truth: we all […]
Sponsored by Reaktion Books Álvaro Enrigue The Discovery of Europe A new book investigates the lives of the hundreds of thousands of indigenous Americans who were brought to or traveled to Europe in the sixteenth century—a story central to the beginning of globalization. Anjum Hasan Even as a Ghost […]
When the Falcon Lands (2014): In this explosive interview, meet Christopher Boyce, who was jailed in the 1970s for selling classified US information to the KGB in the Soviet Union.
Zora Neale Hurston’s hometown of Eatonville, Florida, was one of the first all-black municipalities incorporated in the U.S. JESSE WALKER | FROM THE JANUARY 2024 ISSUE Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on RedditShare by emailPrint friendly versionCopy page URL (Photo: Eatonville, Florida; Stephen Vincent/Alamy) If you sit on the bench outside […]
FbF Book Club – Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition (Okrent, 2010) Niccolo Soldo Dec 22, 2023 ∙ Paid The Drunkard’s Quest” (1846) by Nathaniel Currier warns that moderate drinking leads to total disaster step-by-step. Share Previous Entry – Introduction Tomorrow evening, I am hosting a […]
Robert Stark Dec 21, 2023 Fed Chair, Jerome Powell, is considering a pause in rate hikes, and then three rate cuts in 2024. In response to talks of a pivot, the Dow soared to near all-time highs, with overall market sentiment hyper bullish. However, yesterday stocks plummeted like […]
#JohnMearsheimer #TheEnlightenment #StevenPinker John Mearsheimer and Steven Pinker go head to head on Enlightement ideals. Watch the full debate at https://iai.tv/video/the-enlightenmen… The Enlightenment advocated reason, science, democracy, and universal human rights as a grounding for human morality and social organization. In the quarter millennium since, to what extent […]
Kevin Carson | Support this author on Patreon | December 6th, 2023 Click here to see the .pdf version. The Undeclared Condominium The USSR As Partner in a Conservative World Order Introduction Although the Right has typically framed the Soviet Union and “International Communism” as an aggressive […]
James C. Wilson | Support this author on Patreon | December 7th, 2023 “Once you’ve been to Cambodia, you’ll never stop wanting to beat Henry Kissinger to death with your bare hands” –Anthony Bourdain On November 29th, 2023, Henry Kissinger died at the age of 100. The internet […]
Kevin Carson | Support this author on Patreon | December 14th, 2023 Or, How States Create Their Own Enemies You may or may not be familiar with the concept of “blowback.” Basically, it’s the idea that most foreign policy threats faced by nation-states are the unintended consequences of […]
Shortly before handing over the presidency to Barack Obama, George W. Bush did a farewell tour of Iraq in December 2008. It was supposed to be — despite his 24 percent approval rating — a kind of victory lap, culminating in a press event with Iraq’s new leader, […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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