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View in browser The Dishcast with Andrew Sull⌠Walter Isaacson On Ben Frankl⌠0:00 1:37:12 Listen now Walter Isaacson On Ben Franklin Remembering one of the greatest Americans â and the dangers of arbitrary power. Andrew Sullivan Jul 4 â Paid READ IN APP (Itâs […]
Jose Nino’s Digest Here is my most recent content for you El NiĂąo Speaks 168: Revisiting McCarthyism Watch now (55 mins) | Ron Unz exposes what the history books wonât tell you about Joe McCarthy. Jul 03, 2025Substack Trumpâs Surging Minority Support and the Great Deracialization Donald Trump […]
How did we wind up at war with Iran? Scott Horton explains. Scott Horton is director of the Libertarian Institute, editorial director of Antiwar.com and author of Enough Already: Time to End the War on Terrorism and Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now The 9/11 Timeline – #SolutionsWatch The Corbett Report Jul 2 READ IN APP SHOW NOTES AND COMMENTS: https://corbettreport.com/the-9-11-timeline-solutionswatch/ The 9/11 Timeline is back! As dedicated researchers will know, the Complete 9/11 Timeline was an invaluable repository of 9/11-related information that […]
AI is doing to the universities what Gutenberg did to the monasteries John Carter Jun 10, 2025 Caspar David Friedrich, Monastery Graveyard in the Snow By the late middle ages monasteries were spectacularly wealthy. They were immune from taxation, and possessed vast land holdings thanks to generous donations […]
Atlantis or Athens: The War Between Land and Sea in Every Soul Alexander Markovics Jun 30, 2025 Alexander Markovics conjures a war map of spirits where Atlantis and Athens rise again within every soul, calling each to choose between the rooted hero of the land and the drifting […]
Notes towards a Decolonial Anarchism for Creoles who are Neither Indigenous nor Settler by thecollectiveJun 27, 2025 From The Commoner by Simoun Magsalin In the archipelago so-called as the âPhilippines,â the anarchism of the older milieu characterize their anarchism in terms of indigeneity and decoloniality. This milieu, represented […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley After spending the last year killing pretty much everybody else in the Middle East, Israel and their less than silent partners back in Washington finally zeroed in on their ‘big bad’ in Tehran this June. All of this […]
U.S. News February 10, 2025 Scott Douglas Jacobsen The âRevolt of the Richâ: How the 1970s Reshaped Americaâs Economic Divide Share on Facebook Tweet Share on LinkedIn Share this article by email David N. Gibbs, a historian at the University of Arizona, explores the forces that reshaped U.S. […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now Genomic Surveillance in the Thrill Kill Medical Cult The Corbett Report Jun 18 READ IN APP SHOW NOTES AND COMMENTS: https://www.corbettreport.com/genomic-surveillance-in-the-thrill-kill-medical-cult Zowe Smith of My Life in the Thrill Kill Medical Cult joins us to discuss her two-part series […]
Using the French and Russian Revolutions as Examples Peter Turchin Jun 13, 2025 It looks now that the spat between Elon Musk and Donald Trump was a short-lived tempest that quickly blew over. But the deep structural contradictions between various factions making up the MAGA coalition remain. The […]
âSalesâ novel is a political and religious tour de force, written in a ferocious, unrelenting tone. It is both a hallucinatory (though realist) vision of the terrible years of Francoism and a journey through a lifelong dark night of the soul.â âMichael Eaude, Catalonia Today WINDS OF THE […]
I will be joined by Keith Preston and Florian for another Round-Table episode. We will be continuing our discussion on the culture war with a deep analysis on American liberalism over the last 80 years How did liberalism go from one set of principles in the 60s to […]
Gavin Francis What Do You Expect? The surprising power of placebos demonstrates how the mind influences both the experience of ill health and the evolution of illness. Michael Kazin Bridging the Gap Nick Withamâs Popularizing the Past portrays five American historians who published popular books that sacrificed neither intellectual depth […]
Posted on June 10, 2025 by winter oak by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) I imagine that everyone reading this will be aware of the role of the deep state, that murky self-concealing entity built around various âintelligence agenciesâ such as the CIA, MI5, MI6 and […]
View in browser The Dishcast with Andrew Sull⌠Robert Merry On McKinley, Tar⌠0:00 1:37:43 Listen now Robert Merry On McKinley, Tariffs, Conservatism His biography of the 25th president describes the dawn of the American century. Andrew Sullivan Jun 6 â Paid READ IN APP […]
Professor Orlando Reade joins Chris Hedges to discuss his book, “What in Me Is Dark: The Revolutionary Afterlife of Paradise Lost,” to examine the epic poemâs influence in the four centuries since its publication on revolutionary thinkers, and uses the poem to analyze the moral grey area that […]
From Post-Napoleonic Restoration to Contemporary Electoral Authoritarianism Troy Keith Preston May 29, 2025 Since the early nineteenth century, experiments with liberal representative government have cyclically given way to concentrated executive rule under diverse historical circumstances. Far from being a relic of the distant past, autocratic governance has resurfaced […]
February 12, 2015 Asaf Romirowsky The Jerusalem Post At the turn of the 21st century through today, American involvement in Middle Eastern politics runs through the Central Intelligence Agency. In Americaâs Great Game: The CIAâs Secret Arabists and the Shaping of the Modern Middle East, historian Hugh Wilford […]
Todd Lewis will be joined by Keith and Florian to discuss the American Project from a New Perspective. Keith has been articulating the interpretation of the American Project through the lens of the reactionary critique of this as a revolutionary in the leftist anti traditional sense. I want […]
THURSDAY, MAY 29, 2025 What’s so awesome about the capitalist ideal? It’s a system based on individual freedom and voluntary consent. You’re allowed to do what you want with your own body and your own stuff. If other people want to cooperate with you, they have to persuade […]
Towards a literature that lives, acts, and builds in the shadow of sacrifice. ChĹkĹdĹ Shujin May 29, 2025 ChĹkĹdĹ Shujin invokes the kamikazeâs poetic soul to call for a new literature of action, where myth and youth fuse into cultural renewal. An inner surge of energy, a spirit […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now El NiĂąo Speaks 159: The Legacy of George Kennan Mark Weber breaks down the realist legacy of one of Americaâs most prominent Cold War strategists. May 26 READ IN APP Upgrade to paid Share Mark Weber of […]
View in browser The Dishcast with Andrew Sull⌠San Tanenhaus On Bill Buckley 0:00 2:40:37 Listen now San Tanenhaus On Bill Buckley His new biography uncovers a deeply complicated figure on the American right. Andrew Sullivan May 23 â Paid READ IN APP Sam is […]
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 2025 The State is and ought to be nothing whatever but community force organized, not to be an instrument of oppression and mutual plunder among citizens, but, on the contrary, to guarantee to each his own, and to cause justice and security to reign. â Frederic […]
WEB VERSION May 19, 2025 A World Turned Upside Down Over a career that spanned more than 60 years, Christopher Hill became one of the leading interpreters of the English Revolution and British life and politics in the 17th century. His two masterpieces on the subject, The English […]
Sponsored by Reaktion Books Jonathan Mingle An EPA Without Science The agencyâs rollbacks under Lee Zeldin suggest that Trumpâs war on the administrative state has become, effectively, a war on the future. Alice Kaplan Zionism Without Zion Rachel Cockerellâs family saga shows that in the search for a […]
Caleb Maupin reflects on how Max Shachtman is a deeply influential, but unknown figure in American post-war politics, helping craft the New Left and Neoconservatism.
An invitation to join our imaginal al-Andalus Kevin Barrett May 15, 2025 Cross-posted from Al-Andalus Tribune and Al-Andalus Tribune Substack I saw her not with these eyes of clay, But with inner gaze born of loveâs own ray. Al-Andalusâshimmering face of the Real, Unfolding where only the heart […]
Adam Hochschild One Brief Shining Moment Manisha Sinhaâs history of Reconstruction sheds fresh light on the period that fleetingly opened a door to a different America. Rachel Nolan âThereâs Nothing for Me Hereâ What caused Venezuelaâs collapse, and who is responsible? A recent memoir tells the story as […]
In memory of Colette by anon (not verified)May 2, 2025 From El Salto Some vital notes from Buenaventura Durruti’s partner, Ămilienne Morin, on their daughter Colette on the occasion of the latter’s recent death in France. A few days ago, Colette, also known as Diana, whose married name […]
View this email in your browser READ ON SITE NOW Decade of Disunion: How Massachusetts and South Carolina Led the Way to Civil War, 1849-1861, by Robert W. Merry. Simon & Schuster, 528 pages. With Decade of Disunion: How Massachusetts and South Carolina Led the Way to Civil War, […]
by James Doone Arktos Journal May 05, 2025 James Doone explores how the medieval synthesis of Roman order, Germanic heroism, and Christian spirituality once crowned Europeâs zenith, only to be fractured by schism, rationalism, and the rise of materialist modernity â leaving a Faustian civilisation adrift, longing for […]
David Horowitz, ROT IN HELL! When civil rights worker and activist Kwame Ture passed away in 1998, David Horowitz wrote he âwas a bad man, and the world will not miss him.â Those words may apply to Horowitz more than Ture, or anyone else that Horowitz hated.David Horowitzâs […]
New in Telos Insights Legal Culture as a Constraint on Democratic Development by Peter William Wang Shang Yang (c. 390â338 BC), Chinese statesman and reformer who played a pivotal role in the development of Legalism. Photo: Fanghong via Wikimedia Commons. Among the ideological and institutional constraints that China […]
L. Allday & S. Al-Saleh October 31, 2023 The weak crumble, are slaughtered and are erased from history while the strong ⌠survive â Benjamin Netanyahu1 We have seen it ⌠Zionism is fascism ⌠exactly â George Habash2 Published by the Palestine Research Center3 in Beirut in […]
Troy Southgate Apr 17, 2025 WHEN the old state is replaced by a new state, Machiavelli tells us, it is often a result of people wishing to better themselves through force of arms and then realising to their horror that they have, unwittingly, ushered in something far worse. […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now What I Learned From The JFK Files The Corbett Report Apr 16 READ IN APP SHOW NOTES AND COMMENTS: https://corbettreport.com/what-i-learned-from-the-jfk-files/ This week on New World Next Week: the CRINK have assembled, but can reverse Kissinger save us in time?; […]
Troy Southgate Apr 16, 2025 MACHIAVELLI has little interest in discussing republics and sets out to confine his discussion to principalities alone. Power is easier to maintain in a principality, he says, due to the hereditary factors that have already provided the groundwork for what must remain an […]
Troy Southgate Apr 14, 2025 RUNES OF POWER: LIVING SYMBOLS OF OUR GERMANIC HERITAGE is now in stock. The book is 150 pages in length and costs just 23 EUROS with free postage to anywhere in the world. Our PayPal address is blackfrontpress@yahoo.co.uk and you can find more […]
I was raised to be a Christian Zionist, believing that the statehood of Israel was worth any cost. And for people who werenât raised in the Evangelical Christian church, the depth of this belief system might be hard to understand. Have you ever heard of the rapture or […]
Troy Southgate Apr 14, 2025 IT is now time to turn our attention to the work of Niccolò Machiavelli, placing special emphasis on Frederick II’s own analysis of each individual section and offering a few thoughts of my own. Machiavelli begins by dedicating his work to Lorenzo di […]
Troy Southgate Apr 13, 2025 CURIOUSLY, discussion of Anti-Machiavel is often omitted from those works dealing with the life and times of Frederick the Great and many of his biographers prefer to dwell upon his family background and various military campaigns. The same holds true for many of […]
Troy Southgate Apr 12, 2025 THE famous Hohenzollern dynasty, from which Frederick II was descended, had begun in Swabia, but its most famous son and longest-reigning monarch was born in Berlin on January 24th, 1712. His parents were King Frederick Wilhelm I (1688-1740) and the Queen Consort, Sophia […]
Sponsored by Poetry Foundation Francine Prose Poisoning the Family Tree Joe Dunthorneâs Children of Radium is an account of his search for information about his great-grandfather, a German Jewish scientist who helped develop chemical weapons for the Nazis. Jesse McCarthy Return to My Native Land Vincent O. Carterâs forgotten novel Such Sweet […]
Is Confucianism a cause or a consequence of Chinese psychology? Apr 09, 2025 Written by David Sun. I never thought Iâd be involved in science. I assumed you needed a lab coat and years of certification. My strange and accidental journey into science began on a hike in […]
Persistence and the Not-So Melting Pot Inquisitive Bird Apr 09, 2025 Introduction When it comes to the topic of immigration, it is widely believed that assimilation is both important (normatively) and rapid and widespread (descriptively). Rapid assimilation is often simply taken for granted. For example, in economic analyses […]
Troy Southgate Apr 11, 2025 MACHIAVELLIâS Il Principe was written in 1513, after its author had been removed from his important diplomatic role with the Florentine bureaucracy and then returned to his secluded farmhouse. In 1532, when the book first appeared in printed form, five years after his […]
Troy Southgate Apr 10, 2025 Introduction The name Niccolò Machiavelli (1469-1527) has become a popular euphemism for deceit, ruthlessness and manipulation. As a politician, diplomat and philosopher, Machiavelli spent his twilight years producing what eventually became one of the Renaissance period’s most notorious and reviled tracts. First published […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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