Posted on April 9, 2025 by winter oak by Paul Cudenec Earlier this year I published an essay about “modernisation” in post-WW2 France which exposed how it was part of a deliberate strategy of dispossession and control. [1] This, the detail revealed, was being pushed by the Rothschild-led […]
Sponsored by Poetry Foundation In the Review’s April 24 issue, Francisco Cantú writes about the aftermath of Franklin Roosevelt’s Executive Order 9066, which authorized the indefinite detention of more than 125,000 Japanese immigrants and Japanese American citizens, who were “thrust into an existing infrastructure of immigrant detention. Many ended […]
John Keith Hart Apr 05, 2025 The world historical moment you live in does not need you. You can engage with it or you can hide from it. We are living through a revolutionary period of the machine age—the digital revolution in communications. Here I sketch the significance […]
A favourite method of attacking alleged racists is to prove ‘guilt by association’, which was widely used by Senator McCarthy in the 1950s.
Posted on March 31, 2025 by winter oak by Paul Cudenec I have written before about how the “communist” revolution in the USSR was a scheme cooked up by the global criminocrats to impose on the Russian people their long-term authoritarian-industrial agenda of dispossession and enslavement. [1] One […]
Sponsored by Classical Pursuits Since the end of the last century, Nell Irvin Painter writes in her essay “‘This Land Is Yours,’” published in our March 27 issue, historians of many different American regions have shown in their work that “places assumed to be only and always White were not.” […]
Arktos Journal Mar 29, 2025 NEW GRAPHIC NOVEL FROM ARKTOS Project Rybar — Shattered Yugoslavia: The Crucified Country The NATO campaign against Yugoslavia in 1999 became the Alliance’s first large-scale military operation in history. Under the pretext of “protecting the defenseless” — Kosovar Albanians living on historically Serbian […]
Arktos Journal Mar 27, 2025 NEW RELEASE FROM ARKTOS Pawel Bielawski — European Apostasy: The Role of Religion in the European New Right Pawel Bielawski is both a specialist in the history of religion and a highly knowledgeable authority on the so-called ‘New Right’. In his book, he […]
Sponsored by The Friend Christian Caryl How Germany Remade Itself A close look at the postwar history of Germany suggests that its progress toward democracy has not always been as stable or straightforward as modern-day observers might assume. Brenda Wineapple Peaceable Revolutions In her history of American […]
The quiet erasure of the Irish, from Cromwell to the modern state. Twilight of the Gael Mar 24, 2025 “I think I’m the only one out of my school class that hasn’t moved to Australia or killed themselves.” A friend told me that the other day, and I […]
The late 20th century saw the rise of a new economic theory which has devastated the middle class and seen an unprecedented upward transfer of wealth to the richest members of our society. Born from the work of Milton Friedman, this theory is known as Neoliberalism, and was […]
“For the average person, all problems date to World War II; for the more informed, to World War I; for the genuine historian, to the French Revolution.” Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn
WEB VERSION March 24, 2025 Office Politics In the world of Severance, a medical procedure splits a person’s consciousness into two: one that exists, 9 to 5, as the person works in the headquarters of Lumon (the company that invented the procedure) and another when that person is […]
There was, and still is, no ‘consensus’ that Relativity has even a tangential relationship with reality. It is packaged, marketed and sold as ‘truth’, when it is anything but. Dr Ferdinand Santos III Mar 22, 2025 Not much has changed since 1796 (Saint Jenner the ‘variolation’ quack), or […]
March 21, 2025 The Cloud Greg Johnson There’s a cloud[1] over nationalism. As soon as you say that nations should put their own citizens and interests first, people immediately raise the specter of wars and genocides. Since the Second World War, National Socialism and the Holocaust are always […]
Sponsored by the Lionel Gelber Prize and the Munk School Miri Rubin Christian Hair The historical claim that Christianity replaced Judaism as a superior faith resulted in laws and language that persecuted Jews—and laid a foundation for white supremacy, too, a new book argues. Howard W. French Toffler in […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now El Niño Speaks 152: Lessons from the Ottoman Empire Mark Weber returns to talk about the history of the Ottoman Empire and how it was undermined by diversity. Mar 22 READ IN APP Upgrade to paid Share […]
Troy Southgate Mar 22, 2025 I MENTIONED recently how Boris Johnson’s father, Stanley, had written a large number of books on population control and that given the health crisis we have been experiencing since the so-called ‘pandemic’ it would be foolish to underestimate this fact in light of […]
Sponsored by the University of Chicago Press Our April 10 issue is now online, with Michael Gorra on the majesty of Caspar David Friedrich, Cathleen Schine on Hanif Kureishi, Wendy Doniger on letting slip the horses of war, Adam Thirlwell on Lars von Trier, Christian Caryl on denazification, Miri Rubin […]
They helped him in pursuit of profit. Many ended up in concentration camps. By Timothy W. Ryback Source Archive February 6, 2025 He was among the richest men in the world. He made his first fortune in heavy industry. He made his second as a media mogul. And […]
In this issue: Rising to our feet The Owners and Controllers of Global Financial Capital Donald Trump and the Global Mafia Dreaming of an ancient peace Frantz Fanon: an organic radical inspiration Acorninfo 1. Rising to our feet by Paul Cudenec How does it make you feel to […]
March 19, 2025 Welcome to The Lighthouse, the weekly email newsletter of the Independent Institute covering politics, economics, current events, and everything in between. Dear Readers, The public awaits news about the potential for new tariffs on Canadian goods and the economic fallout they could trigger. While some […]
A dispatch from our Art Editor, Leanne Shapton, on the art and illustrations in the Review’s March 13 and March 27 issues. This newsletter comes to you while I’m watching Thunder on the Hill, part of the “Douglas Sirk Noir” series currently streaming on the Criterion Channel. A […]
No social media, no Internet and grownups minding their own business is a recipe for success Kirsten Powers Mar 19, 2025 Nostalgia for the 1970s and 1980s childhood is all over Instagram, and I’m here to tell you that it’s just as great as advertised. This is not […]
An introduction to my 15-week in-depth series on the systematic assassination of every African leader who fought for freedom from neo-colonialism The Merc Nov 24, 2024 I’ve been preparing this series for some time. I’m now ready to give my audience what I have put together. I strongly […]
We’re reclaiming the word. Here’s what it means now. The Anti Empire Project Dec 27, 2024 The word “tankie” was coined by British Trotskyists for use against leftists who did not oppose the USSR intervention in Hungary in 1956 and resurrected after 2011 by pro-regime change leftists who […]
History is not just the past—it’s the script for the present. In this powerful talk, Shahid Bolsen dismantles the myths that keep Americans, both Black and White, trapped in ignorance. Why is real history hidden from you? Why does the system push amnesia while repeating the same crimes […]
Jünger Translation Project Apr 22, 2023 Critical commentary from Julius Evola on Ernst Jünger’s later work. It is severe, but I think worth considering as it could spark discussions on the important question of spirit in our age. The other work I completed in this period was The […]
How did Irish nationalists historically conceive of Irish identity? Keith Woods Jun 22, 2024 Recently, Micheál Martin, the Irish Tánaiste and leader of Fianna Fáil, uploaded a speech delivered to the Dáil on his conception of Irish nationalism. Martin wrote that: The people who fought for and founded […]
Or: The Battle for the ‘Common Man’ Katja Hoyer Mar 16, 2025 This weekend, many places in Germany celebrate an event that happened half a millennium ago. In 1525, representatives of various rebellious peasant groups adopted a set of written articles that would go down as a milestone […]
Bessie Coleman (1892 – 1926) Because American had to America, she had to study for her pilot’s license abroad. While in in France, she first African-American woman and first Native American to hold a pilot license,is the to obtain international pilot’s license and doing so made her American […]
On 6 November 1991, ITN’s Nik Gowing reported from Soviet Ukraine on the Soviet Army’s 48th Division. Amid the collapse of the USSR and Ukraine’s bid for independence, Gowing observed widespread confusion regarding the fate of Soviet forces in the country. The Ukrainian announcement that it would be […]
Full Episode: • Norman Finkelstein: Donald J. Trump, … Main Channel: / @robinsonerhardt Robinson’s Podcast #244 – Norman Finkelstein: Donald J. Trump, Mossad Conspiracies in Israel, and the Dying Left Norman Finkelstein received his PhD from the Princeton University Politics Department, and is best known for his research on Israel and Palestine. In this episode, […]
Robert Kaplan is one of our most influential and provocative geopolitical thinkers. He has reached an honored place as a foreign correspondent, political analyst, and author whose work bridges journalism history, travel, writing, and strategic thought. Whether his audience is a regular citizen or a government official around […]
Sponsored by the University of Toronto Press Nicole Eustace An Expanding Vision of America Major new books about the peoples who lived in North America for millennia before the arrival of Europeans are reshaping the history of the continent. Joshua Craze USAID: Goodbye to All That? By gutting USAID, […]
The Work of Socialism in One Country Ber Borochov’s theory of localized self-determination and class solidarity could address dilemmas that have baffled the Left Oliver Bateman Does the Work Mar 11, 2025 The work of Ber Borochov Ber Borochov (1881–1917) was a leading thinker among fin-de-siècle socialist Zionists. […]
Posted on March 12, 2025 by winter oak by Paul Cudenec As I have been explaining for some time now, our contemporary world is in the grip of a Rothschild-dominated criminocracy, which I have termed the Zionist single global mafia. Some readers have questioned, however, whether “Zionist” is […]
rump will not restore the “strong gods” of community, family, and faith. Noah Smith Mar 08, 2025 Photo by Jean-noël Lafargue via Wikimedia Commons “Men don’t care what’s on TV. They only care what else is on TV.” — Jerry Seinfeld N.S. Lyons is a popular essayist in […]
Unnecessary conflict escalation leads to catastrophic disaster Bingo Bobbins Mar 09, 2025 There has been much wailing and gnashing of teeth amongst Neoliberals, and Boomers more generally, because the post-war order is collapsing. This collapse was, of course, inevitable, but the fact that it is being accelerated by […]
7 March, 2025 Alan Bickley In any country that has both a government and any regard for the rights of the citizen, some democratic element is probably essential in the long term. It is possible to imagine a patriot king, who regards himself as the First Servant of […]
7 March, 2025 Sebastian Wang Sortition, or the selection of officials by lot, has been widely associated with the democratic institutions of ancient Athens. However, its longest continuous political application was in Imperial China, where it played a significant role in bureaucratic appointments from 1594 until the fall […]
The largely unknown story of the first Ukrainian refugees in Britain – an entire SS division composed largely of Ukrainians who arrived in 1947, with many later emigrating to Canada – the 14th SS Galizien. Why did the British Government permit them to settle, and why are they […]
The popular understanding of The Crusades in the West is that they involved barbaric, violent Christians invading the peaceful and enlightened Islamic world. Films like Kingdom of Heaven and Mankind: The Story of Us reinforce this narrative. But the truth is the reality of the Crusades is much, […]
On February 27, I streamed “Towards A New American Consciousness:” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPTm5…, today I will be joined by Keith Preston and Florian to discuss it. My Contact Info: Locals: https://praiseoffolly.locals.com/ X: https://twitter.com/PoFPodcast Telegram: t.me/PraiseOfFolly_1511 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PraiseOfFoll… BuyMeACoffe: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/PraiseOf… Subscribe Star: https://www.subscribestar.com/PraiseO… Substack: https://substack.com/profile/40985862… Email: tertullian155@protonmail.com Co-host Contact Info: Keith […]
Cycling History: The Selma to Montgomery Bike Ride on the 60th Anniversary On Feb. 22, 2025, cyclists gathered to commemorate one of the most pivotal moments in civil rights history by riding the 51-mile-long route from Selma to Montgomery. This cycling journey, following the footsteps of those who […]
Buy courses here: https://www.academic-agency.com/ Sub to my substack here: https://substack.com/profile/69785136… Merch: https://aas-house-of-merchandise.crea…
View this email in your browser “Truth is the first casualty of war.” Join us May 15–17 at the Mises Institute for our Revisionist History of War Conference. We will host an exciting lineup of Misesian and Rothbardian speakers, including the great Colonel Douglas Macgregor. They will illustrate […]
Our March 27 issue is now online, with Neal Ascherson on everyday Nazis, Laura Marsh on the attention deficit, Martin Filler on British buildings, Ben Tarnoff on the future of AI, Jed Perl on Arlene Croce, Nicole Eustace on America before the Europeans, Jacob Weisberg on Reagan’s dreamworld, Catherine […]
It’s like that quote from The Departed, where Nicholson says, “I don’t wanna be a product of my environment. I want my environment to be a product of me.” That is the definition of great man politics.
TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 2025 As contrasted with the ideal ways of organizing effort in other fields, what is needed for maximizing the flow of ideas is plenty of overlapping, healthy duplication of efforts, lots of so-called wastes of competition, and all the vigorous untidiness so foreign to the […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
Recent Comments