Johann Most – Luther Last Monday, a very “dashing” Fatzkiade was performed in Wittenberg, a kind of Columberei in green. It was about the opening of the renovated castle church, on whose portal on October 31, 1517, Luther nailed his famous 95 theses, which are now engraved on […]
Antonio Orihuela: “In Spain, there was a radical and change-bringing female subject before the suffragette movement” On the occasion of the publication of his essay “Las sin amo”, we return with Antonio Orihuela to the silenced history of a few women authors of the 1930s who were committed […]
Troy Southgate Feb 28, 2025 YUKIO MISHIMA: THOUGHTS & PERSPECTIVES is now available. The book is 150 pages in length and costs just 23 EUROS with free postage to anywhere in the world. The PayPal address is blackfrontpress@yahoo.co.uk and you can find more details below. Editor: Troy Southgate […]
By Alexander Morse So right now, the media is ablaze with commentary on the recent meeting between President Trump and President Zelensky. Countless left-leaning and neo-conservative commentators on mainstream, alternative, and social media are reacting in horror at Trump’s language. How could the leader of the free world, […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley Before I begin my latest act of contrarian journalistic blasphemy, I feel morally obligated to observe the basic fact that Donald J. Trump is a completely grotesque piece of human filth. Unspoken ethical obligations aside, I do know […]
Hand-wringing over the emergence of nationalist tones in German politics is based on shoddy history. Paul Gottfried Feb 28, 2025 know I’ve been on this topic for more than 40 years and have published screeds on it in both English and German. Unfortunately, neoconservatives are not likely to […]
The Soviet Collapse: A Tale of Botched Reform or Entrenched Bureaucracy? Jonathon P Sine Feb 02, 2025 “A nation so poorly prepared to act independently could not attempt total reform without total destruction. An absolute monarch would have been a less dangerous innovator.” – Alexis de Tocqueville “History […]
The past is never dead. It’s not even past Ed West Feb 26, 2025 Post-war Germany was perhaps the largest natural experiment into the relative effects of free market capitalism and socialism. Thirty years after the Berlin Wall fell, West Germans remain more liberal by most measures, but […]
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2025 Generally speaking, only simple conceptions can grip the mind of a nation. An idea that is clear and precise even though false will always have greater power in the world than an idea that is true but complex. –Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America [1835] […]
This is an excerpt taken from a long conversation about race in America between Shaykh Turaabi and Brother Shahid. In this clip Brother Shahid talks about Black History Month, and myth maintenance in America
charliebanga, Semiyah – Autonomous Submersion “On slave ships, hurling ourselves into oceans. Slitting the throats of our captors. We took their whips and their ships. Blood flowed in the Atlantic and it wasn’t all ours. We carried it on.” — Assata Shakur THE TRADITION “Autonomous Submersion” a term […]
The Marxist Roots of Classical Fascism Understanding fascism requires looking at its original form, classical fascism, and the broader history of socialism. Pre-Marxist Socialisms While modern socialism’s official beginnings are often traced to the Enlightenment and the French Revolution, earlier populist movements with religious ties… Read more […]
by James Doone Arktos Journal Feb 17, 2025 James Doone foresees a future where samizdat returns, as the West now mirrors Soviet-era censorship, silencing dissent and rewriting history, forcing truth to be smuggled from Moscow to Bristol. “The simple step of a courageous individual is not to take […]
Jose Nino’s Digest Here is my most recent content for you El Niño Speaks 148: The Greatest Historian You’ve Never Heard Of Thomas777 returns to review the life of Harry Elmer Barnes. Feb 17, 2025Substack See all of Jose Nino’s content
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Truth Jihad Radio Peter Myers on “Holocaust Rep… 0:00 1:21:07 Listen now Peter Myers on “Holocaust Reparations and the Gaza Genocide” Kevin Barrett Feb 18 READ IN APP Rumble link Bitchute link Australian author and conspiracy researcher Peter […]
Troy Southgate Feb 16, 2025 YUKIO MISHIMA: THOUGHTS & PERSPECTIVES is now available to order. The book is 150 pages in length and costs just 23 EUROS with free postage to anywhere in the world. The PayPal address is blackfrontpress@yahoo.co.uk and you can find more details below. Editor: […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley Dr. Martin Luther King had a dream, and it sounded pretty fucking sweet on the radio. Even a bitter post-everything anarchist like me gets a little choked up listening to the good doctor’s Sermon on the Mount at […]
Troy Southgate Feb 14, 2025 WHEN you actually stop to consider the manner in which civilisation has sought to either constrict or divert the natural world by building dams and canals, felling trees, concreting over rivers, polluting the environment, constructing motorways across green land, using trawlers to depopulate […]
February 14th marks the birthday of Frederick Douglass, one of America’s greatest champions of liberty and equality. He believed that racial distinctions would eventually fade and famously said: “I conceive that there is no division of races. God Almighty made but one race. I adopt the theory that […]
Sponsored by the University of California Press In the Review’s February 27 issue, Christopher Benfey reads Emily Dickinson’s letters. “A century of writing about Dickinson has clarified important aspects of her poetry,” he writes (a Dickinson scholar himself, Benfey has contributed to that century with a dozen essays in our pages alone about […]
by Henri Levavasseur Arktos Journal Feb 11, 2025 XII Symposium of the Iliad Institute Saturday 5 April 2025 in the Maison de la Chimie, Paris, France The theme will be “Thinking Tomorrow’s Labour: Identity, Community, Power”. Globalization and financialisation, deindustrialisation and tertiarisation, digitisation and dematerialisation, uberisation and casualisation, […]
And we argue about it Feb 10 READ IN APP Here is a follow-up to my latest interview with Laurent Guyénot. If you find value in my work, which has been demonetized here at Substack, please make a (preferably recurring) donation via Paypal—or better yet the free-speech platform […]
Josephine Baker (1906-1974), Superstar, Spy Those calling liberals themselves the “Resistance” with the political climate in the midst in the America, need to take a look at Josephine Baker and know they are doing “resistance” wrong. Josephine Baker broke color barriers, is a feminist icon, advocated for Civil […]
An introduction to the nation-state’s failure and the on-going reversion to medievalism. Blue Vir Feb 04, 2025 “In a real sense, maximum disorder was our equilibrium.” T.E. Lawrence(?) The societies of Western nation-states have undergone much change in the last 50 years. There has been a precipitous drop […]
Britain’s great war leader didn’t hesitate to get millionaires to pay for his cigars, fine wines and other delicacies, a new book shows. Ava Wolfe Feb 09, 2025 In 1940, when Winston Churchill was up to his neck in Nazis, his residence’s spending on alcohol soared to […]
A few thoughts about the Kennedys and Camelot and the bloodlines which control the world. Charles Johnson Feb 08, 2025 Kurt Debus, a former V-2 rocket scientist who became a NASA director, sitting between US President John F. Kennedy and US Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1962 […]
Surviving Fascism: Lessons from Jim Crow I experienced time travel for the first time as a public school student in Cumberland County, North Carolina. I distinctly remember being enthralled each year by the American Civil War curriculum and then magically transported to World War II the next week. […]
February 4 2025 Here’s How We Find Out Who Killed JFK COMMENTARY By Craig Iffland Donald Trump is pushing for complete transparency on the JFK assassination, but many in the bureaucratic state don’t seem to want to cooperate. Here’s how he gets through their obstacles. More Can NJ’s […]
A new book from Independent Institute champions colorblindness, freedom, and equal constitutional protection for all individuals. This month, we join Americans around the country in celebrating Black History Month. The long fight for civil liberties has a fascinating and important history. Now more than ever, we must resolve […]
The Williams, The Black Armed Guard & Negroes with Guns Robert F. Williams served in the Marines, but his biggest war was after took uniform, and he had an army, one that sent the Klan running! Robert Franklin Williams was a militant civil rights leader whose open advocacy […]
Direct Action (AFB) Vol 3 #02 February 1948 Including: Communist Party acts for Russian imperialism, crisis in World Trade Union Federation, repression against resistance movement in Spain, Durham miners, London dockers, Consumers’ Co-operatives, Glasgow canteen workers, Bulgaria concentration camps, anarchism in Ukraine 1917-21, etc. Read more 4 hours […]
Henry Johnson (1892 – 1929) In 2022, Fort Polk in Louisiana was renamed Fort Johnson a honor the World War I nicknamed “Black Death” by the Germans he fought. Both honor were earned! A note: As the current Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth cracks on the observance of […]
Andrew Nette Interview: Revolution in 35mm in The Long Seventies Podcast The Long Seventies Podcast November 15th, 2024 Listen HERE Buy Revolution in 35mm: Political Violence and Resistance in Cinema from the Arthouse to the Grindhouse, 1960–1990 We interview editor and author Andrew Nette about his new book, […]
Singular Journeys for Progressives Join us this fall on one of our two programs that explore the history of slavery. Our newly designed West Africa and the Origins of the Slave Trade travels from Senegal to Benin, Togo and Ghana as we explore the history and legacy of […]
This Day in Anarchist History: The Baja Rebellion On this day in anarchist history, January 29th 1911, we remember The Baja Rebellion aka the Magónista Rebellion. In the growing discontent under the Porfirio Diaz dictatorship, Ricardo and Enrique Flores Magón were helping to inspire worker self organization from […]
The Workers’ Dreadnought (Vol. 6 No. 22 – 23 August 1919) Including: food riots and strikes in Italy, Winnipeg strike repression, life in Petrograd, Sylvia Pankhurst on the treachery of the Second International, spycops, Hungary, etc.We do not agree with all of the contents of this issue, but […]
Troy Southgate Jan 29, 2025 THE Indo-European caste system is divided into four hierarchical categories and these, in turn, are populated by the brāhmaṇa (priests), kṣatriya (warriors), vaiśya (merchants) and śūdras (workers/slaves). Writing in Revolt against the Modern World, first published in 1934, Julius Evola describes this arrangement […]
Sponsored by the University of California Press De Gaulle, always determined to give the world his version of the great events in which he had been involved, recounts the first of these salvations in The War Memoirs. This work—originally published in three volumes between 1954 and 1959—is justly celebrated for its […]
How a trio of Harvard-educated blue bloods led a crusade to keep the “undesirables” out and make America great again. By Neil Swidey I’ve fallen into a pattern lately. Time and again, I find myself looking up from the reading I’ve been immersed in and calling over to […]
Written by: Mathieu Billings, University of Indianapolis By the end of this section, you will: Explain the effects of immigration from various parts of the world on American culture from 1844 to 1877 Explain the political causes of the Civil War Suggested Sequencing Use this Narrative alongside the […]
By Scott Budman • Published January 22, 2025 NBC Universal, Inc. Sky-high salaries and a lack of housing inventory in Silicon Valley are pushing rent prices higher and establishing a new definition of what is considered low-income in the region. Scott Budman reports. Sky-high salaries and a lack […]
Troy Southgate Jan 26, 2025 SECRET EUROPE: A JOURNEY INTO THE HEART OF THE CONSERVATIVE REVOLUTION is now available to pre-order. The book is 160 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 […]
The Battle for Ba’athist Supremacy, Arab Tribalism vs. National Identity Creation, The Islamist Challenge, Post-Cold War Shift, The Fall of Iraq, Anachronism, Final Defeat Niccolo Soldo Jan 26, 2025 Share Previous Entry – Part 2 “Mediterraneo” is a fun 90s Italian comedy film about a misfit detachment of […]
Our February 13 issue is now online, with Deborah Eisenberg on Kafka’s ephemera, Blair McClendon on irrepressible Alvin Ailey, Daniel J. Kevles on the human cost of Washington’s Mount Vernon, Giles Harvey on Colm Tóibín, Jessica Riskin on the stubborn determinists, Robert O. Paxton on Charles de Gaulle’s sonorous […]
Would Martin Luther King Jr. have voted for Trump? We’ll never know. And yet, today marks an unlikely pairing: Trump’s inauguration falls on the day America celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr. As Trump recites the oath of office, he promises to “preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of […]
TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2025 There is in most Americans some spark of idealism, which can be fanned into a flame. It takes sometimes a divining rod to find what it is; but when found, and that means often, when disclosed to the owners, the results are often extraordinary. […]
by Astral Astral Jan 21, 2025 Astral explores Donald Trump’s rise and its alignment with Oswald Spengler’s theory of Caesarism, analyzing America’s potential transition into an era defined by strongman leadership, imperialism, and cultural decline. Only time will tell if Oswald Spengler’s philosophy of history is a predictive […]
18 January, 2025 alanbickley I have just read the One Hundred Year Partnership agreement between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Ukraine, published on the 16th January 2025. It will take me another day to recover from the shock of what this represents. Briefly […]
In our December 5 issue, Magda Teter reviews a new book ostensibly about the last decades of the Regency of Algiers and “the ties between the land and the sea and between the sea and the history of events, money, and power.” But behind that history, Teter writes, is “a […]
Read in browser January 11, 2025 Independent Outlook is the regular round-table conversation from the Independent Institute that provides timely insights and cutting-edge commentary on the most pressing issues of the day. In this episode, Independent’s Fellows discuss the breaking news stories surrounding California’s wildfires. There’s still a […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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