J. Martin Vest 2020, Modern American History From 1921 until 1936, musician Willem Van de Wall pioneered the modern use of therapeutic music in American prisons and psychiatric institutions. His therapy was steeped in the methods and philosophy of social control, and after World War II, it shaped […]
In my Casual Stream #35 I spoke to the Wall Street USSR connection as detailed by Antony Sutton, with special focus on this three volume work on technical transfers to the USSR. While this is clearly a hard pill for many to swallow and his work has been […]
Peter R. Quiñones Today, February 28th, 2023, is the 30th ‘anniversary’ of the ATF’s assault on the Branch Davidian Church outside of Waco, Texas. Local news all over the country was obsessed with this “cult” living in their “compound,” Mount Carmel. They were smeared with every possible accusation, […]
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2023 What our generation has forgotten is that the system of private property is the most important guaranty of freedom, not only for those who own property, but scarcely less for those who do not. It is only because the control of the means of […]
Michael Taylor Feb 14 Goh Keng Swee was one of the founding fathers of Singapore, perhaps the crucial one. From before independence up to the time he stepped down as Deputy Prime Minister in 1984, Dr Goh imagined, birthed and nursed not only all the economic, financial and […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley I know this has kind of become a virtue signaling cliche in this day and age, but Black History Month really does end way too goddamn soon. I thoroughly recognize that the entire month is largely a contrived […]
Here is the fourth lecture, which discusses the nature and extent of slavery in the Roman Empire. It begins with legal definitions and the attempted justifications by philosophers, then proceeds, via the use of slaves as workers in all occupations, including as sex objects, to the great slave […]
Citation Slye, S. (2022). A Regional Framework for Historical Developments in the Caucasus, 1917-1921 (Doctoral thesis). https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.93887 Abstract This thesis presents a regional framework for the political and military history of the Caucasus during the period of the Russian Revolution and Civil War. Based on journalistic materials, archival […]
By Joel Williams Racial justice social movements often fragment when their goals do not seem completely achievable. Former participants in the radical Black freedom struggles of the 1960s and 1970s, most of whom were Black Panther Party (BPP) members (and also participants in the Black Liberation Army) and […]
Sponsored by Brandeis University Press Thomas Rogers The Long Shadow of German Colonialism The people of what was once German-occupied Africa are demanding reparations for the colonial violence that shapes the region to this day. Kathryn Hughes A Complicated Reformer Adherents to Maria Montessori’s radical methods have extended from […]
Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley History is fucking boring in this country and sadly, Black history is far from the exception that proves the rule. According to the straight white corporate guardians of Black History Month Incorporated, It’s all pacifism and peanut butter. The […]
Sponsored by Sonoma Valley Authors Festival “A better future for Ukraine and Europe is possible,” writes Timothy Garton Ash in the Review’s February 23 issue, summing up a sentiment he draws out in an essay that he filed after visiting Ukraine at the end of 2022. Taking in […]
Since 9/11, terrorism has become the ultimate entitlement program for America’s political elite. – Jim Bovard, “The Forgotten Terrorist Pretext of the Vietnam War” [2023] HORNBERGER’S BLOG February 17, 2023 Cuba and Vietnam: What’s the Difference? During a visit to Mexico by Cuba’s president Miguel Díaz-Canel, Mexican President […]
This is an unlisted video of a lecture given in November 2022. It covers the reign of the Empress Irene and her part in the slow recovery of Byzantium after 717 to become once more the greatest power in the Mediterranean World. It is unlisted, unlike the other […]
Close to downtown LA is a mysterious complex of ruined and vandalised buildings called ‘Murphy’s Ranch’. From 1933 to 1941 it was home to a secretive Nazi group plotting the takeover of America. Discover the full story of this iconic LA landmark. Dr. Mark Felton FRHistS, FRSA, is […]
Cryptic Feb 5 Origins of this medieval “republic” The Novgorod Republic emerged out of the disarray of Kievan Rus’, early in the twelfth century, but this trading city’s commerce-driven economy fostered an independence of mind and aversion to autocracy that led to a novel form of a feudal […]
by Jay Lino Feb 4 What was the Regency of Carnaro? The Regency of Carnaro, as it was known by its citizens, also known as the Free State of Fiume by the international community, was a state on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, established in the aftermath […]
Reposted from thesyndicalistpapers.home.blog Zoltanous Jan 31 We often see debates on who the true populists are in United States politics. Some say Donald Trump and the conservatives uphold the interests of the American worker, while others will say Bernie Sanders and his social democrats are the true heirs […]
This is an unlisted video of a lecture given in November 2022. It covers the reign of the Empress Irene and her part in the slow recovery of Byzantium after 717 to become once more the greatest power in the Mediterranean World. It is unlisted, unlike the other […]
Peter R. Quiñones 3 hr ago Thomas777 is a revisionist historian and a fiction writer Thomas continues his talks on Vietnam explaining the seldom mentioned Mayaguez Incident with the Khmer Rouge My Podcast Host – https://freemanbeyondthewall.libsyn.com/episode-850 Support on my Website – https://freemanbeyondthewall.com/support/ My Patreon – https://www.patreon.com/ManceRayder My SubscribeStar – https://www.subscribestar.com/peter-r-quinones-free-man-beyond-the-wall My Substack […]
This is an unlisted video of a lecture given in November 2022. It continues to cover the disasters of the seventh century, but also how the Byzantine Emperors overcame every challenge by a process of internal reform. It is unlisted, unlike the other lectures on this site, because […]
By anon (not verified) From Anarkismo by Wayne Price What Anarchists Can Learn from the Spanish Revolution & the Vietnam War Anarchists can learn important lessons in relation to the Ukraine-Russia war by looking at the Spanish revolution of the thirties and the movement against the Vietnam-US war […]
Here’s the earliest known photo of WWII Army veteran Ed Farhat as he embarked on his professional career. Someone later added Farhat’s trademark beard with a sharpie. (Image courtesy: Dave Burzynski) 23 Jan 2023 Military.com|By James Barber Edward Farhat lived the American Dream. The 10th of 11 children […]
January 8, 2023 by William P. Meyers Watching the craziness in Congress this week, where Kevin McCarthy had to placate a bunch of loony-tunes characters elected to Congress, just to elect a Speaker of the House, I could not help but think that we are in a period […]
This is an unlisted video of a lecture given in November 2022. It covers the run of disasters that afflicted the Empire between the death of Justiian in 565 and the apparent triumph of Heraclius in the 620s. It is unlisted, unlike the other lectures on this site, […]
Posted by Albino Squirrel January 21, 2023 Posted inAmerican Politics, History It has often been said that the Right and social conservatives are very nostalgic for the past. This is especially true for the those who are apart of Generation Z who have nostalgia for the 1950s. In […]
by Duns Scotus, Arjuna, and Zoltanous Jan 17 Introduction: Kalergi The Myth Many people misunderstand Kalergi’s views, almost on purpose at times. He’s become somewhat of a boogeyman for some political voices who cry about the supposed “Kalergi Plan” to create a “race-mixed Europe”. Their only evidence, unsurprisingly, […]
Sponsored by Liveright Our February 9 issue is online now, with Christine Smallwood on how to read, Gary Shteyngart on Soviet Jews, Jed Perl on Matisse’s extremes, Anahid Nersessian on Dionne Brand at the gates of beauty, Adam Kirsch on The Hours at the opera, Fred Kaplan on Putin’s […]
By Nicky Reid Martin Luther King was a pacifist and a civil rights leader. He was lot of other things too, but you likely won’t hear about those things from the mainstream media because those things aren’t convenient to their narrative. MLK was an outspoken socialist, but you […]
This is an unlisted video of a lecture given in October 2022. It covers the reconquest of Africa and Italy by Justinian, and the natural disasters that brought these efforts to almost nothing. It is unlisted, unlike the other lectures on this site, because it will eventually be […]
Larry Gambone Saint Che: The Truth Behind the Legend of the Heroic Guerilla, Ernesto Che Guevara The young Che, or “Don’t cry for me, Argentina” The fascist roots of Che’s world view Che the stalinist Che the executioner Che the bureaucrat The tragedy of Che Guevara Che died […]
By Keith Preston January 14, 2023 In the 1960s, the two largest factions in US politics were the Rockefeller Republicans and the New Deal Democrats. The CIA then created the New Right through their stooge William F. Buckley and the New Left through their stooge Irving Kristol. Both […]
BY Aris Roussinos . Ultra-reactionary Tories hoped to replace Stanley Baldwin with a dictator. Photo: Hulton Archive/Getty Images Aris Roussinos is UnHerd’s Foreign Affairs Editor, and a former war reporter November 11, 2020 As America’s election grinds, still contested, to a close, the entire gruelling spectacle can be […]
By Andrew White, Valiant News Presidential campaign confidant and top Republican political operative Roger Stone says recently resurfaced tapes of 37th President Richard Nixon suggest that the former leader of the free world knew that the Central Intelligence Agency was involved in the assassination of 35th President John […]
By Tom Woods What an odd and most unfortunate coincidence. Just yesterday I wrote to you about the academic snobs who look down on amateur historians who dare to write works of history without being “trained.” And trust me, as someone who would know: the difference in “training” […]
This is an unlisted video of a lecture given in October 2022. It covers the transformation of the Pagan Empire into the beginnings of the Christian Roman Empire. It is unlisted, unlike the other lectures on this site, because it will eventually be edited into a series for […]
Krystal and Saagar are joined by Jefferson Morley to break down the latest information surrounding the newly released JFK files.
One interesting thing about this video is that if you take everything that Bakunin is quoted as saying about Jews and replace “Jewish” with “white” he sounds like one of today’s intersectional leftists. And if you replace “Jewish” with “Russian” he sounds like MSNBC, or with “Chinese” he […]
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Two infamous figures discuss another infamous figure. In the sixth conversation in our series with Harvey Mansfield, a discussion of the Florentine philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli. Click “Show more” to view all chapters. For more conversations, visit http://www.conversationswithbillkrist… Chapter 1 (00:15 – 35:55): Machiavelli on politics and morality Chapter […]
This is an unlisted video of a lecture given in September 2022. It covers the transformation of the Pagan Empire into the beginnings of the Christian Roman Empire. It is unlisted, unlike the other lectures on this site, because it will eventually be edited into a series for […]
By Eduardo Romanos This article studies the reactivation of activist networks in high-risk settings through a longitudinal analysis of the emotional practices of Spanish anarchists under Franco’s dictatorship (1939–75). The anarchists mobilised a series of emotions in their discourse, seeking to change the degree and quality of emotions […]
By Steven Henry Martin Carlism and anarchism were revolutionary social movements that acquired significant popular support during the most intensive period of modernization in Spain (mid 19th to mid 20th centuries). It was noted but not well explored by contemporaries and historians that these enemies were similar in […]
Video playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. False Flags: The Secret History of Al Qaeda | FULL DOCUMENTARY The Corbett Report TRANSCRIPT AND SOURCES: https://www.corbettreport.com/alqaeda/ We all know the story of bin Laden and Al Qaeda, the story that was repeated ad nauseam in the […]
Posted By: Mike Maxwell 24 December 2022 This is the text of a presentation given to the Sydney Traditionalist Forum on 29 October 2022 by Mike Maxwell of Imperium Press, as part of the Forum’s “Quarterly Inquiry Series”. ♣ Friedrich List, “The National System of Political Economy” (Imperium […]
By SPUTNIK December 24, 2022 Soviet Union Credit: Flickr/ Серёжа Русский Kirill Krasilnikov – The Left in Europe and the United States has undergone major changes over 100 years after the founding of the Soviet Union, moving away from the early 20th-century class-based politics and turning into the […]
This is an unlisted video of a lecture given in September 2022. It covers the transformation of the Pagan Empire into the beginnings of the Christian Roman Empire. It is unlisted, unlike the other lectures on this site, because it will eventually be edited into a series for […]
By Joseph Norwood Puritanism has its roots in the late sixteenth century, after Henry VIII broke ties with the Catholic Church. The Puritans believed that reforms had not gone far enough and advocated for a church entirely divorced from Catholic ceremonies. For over a century, Puritans argued amongst […]
The American Conservative Dear Reader,Christmas is just two days away and we at The American Conservative hope you have had a blessed Advent. Now I hope you will celebrate the Incarnation of our God in high style, with joy and laughter and good food and good cheer, surrounded […]
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