Troy Southgate Jan 10, 2025 IN his early years, Walter Benjamin developed some very unique ideas and the torrent of interwar letters that he reeled-off to his great friend and leading theologian, Gershom Scholem, reveal that he was never able to fully commit himself to either Judaism or […]
Troy Southgate Jan 10, 2025 I WAS reading a book on philosophy and religion by the late Timothy Sprigge (1932-2007), a figure who was fairly unusual in that he was still promoting the comparatively marginalised theories of Absolute Idealism at the beginning of the twenty-first century. Discussing one […]
Last Chance: Auditor Memberships still available! Homer’s epic about the consequences of a single incident in the final year of the Trojan War magnificently established the terms for the “idea of the tragic” and its accoutrements: the tragic hero, tragic irony, the tragic “flaw.” Confronted with a devastating […]
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2025 Well knows he who uses to consider, that our faith and knowledge thrives by exercise, as well as our limbs and complexion. Truth is compar’d in Scripture to a streaming fountain; if her water flow not in a perpetual progression, they sick’n into a […]
This episode brings more context to our last episode, showing how the more fringe and extremist ideologies were working their way into mainstream culture.
by James Doone Arktos Journal Jan 08, 2025 The city of Magnitogorsk James Doone discusses the brutal shift from the medieval world of faith and craft to the cold, choking smog of industrial modernity, drawing on Solzhenitsyn’s scathing critique of Stalin’s USSR, where the iron grip of industrialization […]
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JANUARY 3, 2025 Goodbye, Jimmy As an Ex-President, Jimmy Carter Fought for Peace → On Sunday, former president Jimmy Carter died at age 100, making Joe Biden, 82, the oldest of the five living US presidents. Many world leaders and journalists, including our publisher, Katrina vanden Heuvel, looked […]
by Piero San Giorgio and Chris Millennium Arktos Journal Jan 02, 2025 Piero San Giorgio and Chris Millennium recount how the atomic bomb ‘Little Boy’ annihilated Hiroshima, claiming over 140,000 lives and ushering in the devastating age of nuclear warfare. This is an excerpt from Piero San Giorgio […]
winter oak Read on blog or Reader Keeping it in the deep-state family By winter oak on December 30, 2024 by Paul Cudenec It is obviously important for maintenance of the “Rockefeller” façade to have at least one person bearing the family name on the Foundation’s board of trustees. That […]
by Eric Margolis | 2 Comments | Add a Comment Email this November 11, 2024 This week we observe the end of the `War to End All Wars,’ also known as World War I. The memorial week will be filled with the usual platitudes and patriotic guff designed […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Truth Jihad Radio Gordon Duff: “Are Jews Khaza… 0:00 56:15 Gordon Duff: “Are Jews Khazars?” Kevin Barrett Dec 27 READ IN APP Rumble link Bitchute link Gordon Duff, editor of The Intel Drop, discusses “THE IMPACT OF THE RHEINLAND LIE […]
by Brecht Jonkers Brecht Jonkers Dec 26, 2024 Brecht Jonkers argues that civilisations in decline — as analysed by Ibn Khaldun, Lev Gumilev, and Oswald Spengler — must choose between revitalising through a reaffirmation of core values or face inevitable collapse due to internal decay or external conquest, […]
Troy Southgate Dec 25, 2024 WHILST I have always been a critic of the Protestant Reformation, I was reading some of Søren Kierkegaard’s thoughts on Martin Luther. The latter, as many of you will recall, became a fierce opponent of early sixteenth-century Catholicism and went from being a […]
Our January 16 issue is now online, with James Shapiro on the Gen Z Romeo and Juliet, Ursula Lindsey on Syria after Assad, Adam Hochshild on the Scopes trial, Elaine Blair on the literature of consent, David Shulman on Israeli indifference, Darryl Pinckney on James Baldwin getting his due, […]
by Marko Martin The Fall of the Berlin Wall, 1989. Photo reproduction by Lear 21 at Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0. The following speech was delivered at Bellevue Palace, the residence of the German President, on November 7, 2024, celebrating the 35th anniversary of the opening of the Berlin […]
Watch the full show: http://www.kimiversenshow.com In this episode, we dive into Queen Elizabeth’s alleged comments about Israelis, claiming they were all terrorists or descendants of terrorists—was she wrong? **About the show The Kim Iversen Show is a fully independent program produced for your entertainment and information. The one […]
winter oak Read on blog or Reader China, Hong Kong and the global bankers By winter oak on December 16, 2024 by Paul Cudenec “China is today the most important BRIC in the wall of global greed”, I wrote in July 2023. [114] I detailed how WEF founder Klaus Schwab […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley I realize that I’ve said this before but there really is no more room left for interpretation. Israel is engaged in a concerted effort to annihilate the Palestinian people, an American financed and facilitated genocide playing out in […]
By Murray N. Rothbard Donate Facebook Twitter Written in 1972, this was the first piece of Rand revisionism from the libertarian standpoint. In the America of the 1970s we are all too familiar with the religious cult, which has been proliferating in the last decade. Characteristic of the […]
Many Such Cases For Colonialism Part Three Arturo Dzvyenka Aug 28, 2024 This is the third and final part of a three part critique of The Case For Colonialism Should African Americans be Thankful for Slavery? Before addressing the above question, I think it adds important context […]
A critique of Bruce Gilley’s “The Case For Colonialism” Arturo Dzvyenka Aug 19, 2024 1896 German cartoon on teutonic efficiency This is the second of a three part series on The Case For Colonialism Fans of combat sports will tell you that brawlers are a lot of […]
A critique of Bruce Gilley’s “The Case for Colonialism” Arturo Dzvyenka Aug 12, 2024 Victor Gillam, Judge magazine, 1 April 1899 This is the first part of a two part series on The Case For Colonialism Paradigm shifts are the lifeblood of discourse. A stultifying consensus reduces dynamic, […]
A Cultural Study and Archaeological Sites Blue Ridge Barbarian Dec 12, 2024 Tazewell, Virginia is an understudied and underappreciated town in the heart of Appalachia, which still preserves a rich history of frontier heritage. The area is rife with sinkholes, caves and difficult to navigate mountainous terrain. It’s […]
RAMZPAUL Dec 10, 2024 Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were not good people. They were a couple who engaged in back robberies during the Great Depression. They were implicated in 13 murders, including nine police officers. They met their gruesome end as part of a police ambush in […]
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Some interesting pronouncements by prominent Zionist figures EuroYankee Nov 24, 2024 As the genocide in Gaza rages on, we must remember what the conflict is really all about — the extermination and elimination of the Palestinian people from all the lands that Zionists claim belong to Israel. I […]
View in browser The Dishcast with Andrew Sull… David Greenberg On John Lewis… 0:00 1:26:52 David Greenberg On John Lewis And Civil Rights The historian has a compelling new book on the heroic figure. Andrew Sullivan Dec 6 ∙ Paid READ IN APP David is a historian, […]
by Alexander Markovics Arktos Journal Dec 06, 2024 Alexander Markovics reviews Dominique Venner’s Ernst Jünger: A Different European Destiny. Ernst Jünger is celebrated in France yet scorned in Germany and Austria. But why is that so? In his 2008 book, recently translated into English by Arktos Publishing, French […]
Twitter Volume III, Part III, The Ruling Class Megapost, or Protocols of the Elders of Taipei (Jan 2023-Dec 2023) monsieurlebaron Foibles April 6, 2024 43 Minutes 95% of Americans or more have no idea how their country even runs or what the ruling class looks like. Most of […]
In this segment, historian Roy Casagranda explains how and why Britain carved up the Arab world after the First World War
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by Andy Nowicki Andy Nowicki Dec 03, 2024 Andy Nowicki examines the misunderstood diversity of the Right while drawing parallels between the rise of National Socialism, Stalin’s consolidation of power, and FDR’s New Deal in 1933, proposing “esoteric 1933-ism” as a symbolic call for cultural renewal against the […]
WEB VERSION December 2, 2024 Malaise at the Monoprix Michel Houellebecq at his worst and at his best is an acerbic critic of consumer society—a shrewd and cynical observer of the absurdity of life under late-stage capitalism. The most effusive moments of disgust in his novels often occur […]
“Arguably the most important book of reporting from Vietnam.” —Bill McKibben, The New Yorker THE VILLAGE OF BEN SUC Jonathan Schell Introduction by Wallace Shawn In January 1967, as President Lyndon Johnson sent more forces to the war in Vietnam, the US military began what was to be […]
November 27, 2024 Special Edition Welcome to The Lighthouse, the weekly email newsletter of the Independent Institute covering politics, economics, current events, and everything in between. Dear Readers, Thanksgiving is more than just a celebration of food and family. It is a time for reflection and an opportunity […]
Mishima’s Head Jul 30, 2024 “Since December ‘14, I’ve always slept in excruciating noise. I caught the war inside my head. It’s locked up inside my head.” —Céline (War) In the weeks before Ernst Jünger arrived at the Champagne front, a young Frenchman was wounded near Ypres. Before […]
The following article appears on Telos Insights, the Substack of the Telos-Paul Piccone Institute. Subscribe today to receive updates on new essays, translations, podcasts, and webinars. The Red Hands: Antisemitism with a Human Face by Niels Betori Diehl Still image of video footage of pro-Palestinian demonstration in Berlin, […]
By Rev. Chuck Baldwin Published: Thursday, November 21, 2024 Download free computerized mp3 audio file of this column (To subscribe to my columns at no cost, click here.) Most Americans today have no clue as to how our country really began. The controlled mainstream media, American politicians and […]
November 21, 2024 Say Nothing, the 2018 nonfiction book by Patrick Radden Keefe, executes a staggering balancing act: providing a comprehensive, clear-sighted account of the Troubles without taking sides. The four-decade-plus violent struggle between Northern Irish rebels and their British colonizers felt like a topic “people disagreed very […]
The short answer is no, the long answer is below משכיל בינה Nov 21, 2024 Everyone has their own little list of tedious duties they have to perform periodically to keep up appearances. Curtis Yarvin’s is taking a big dump over everyone’s vibe whenever the Right appear to […]
MARCIONITE CHURCH OF CHRIST One Testament. The Marcionite Church of Christ was once the largest Christian church in existence, spanning the known world with millions of believers. It was responsible for the creation of the first Christian bible in 128 C.E. That bible, called the Testamentum, consists of […]
November 12, 2024 | Read Online Why didn’t people smile in old photographs? It wasn’t just about the long exposure times. People blame these serious expressions on how long they had to sit for a photo, but that’s not the whole picture. If you’ve ever […]
By winter oak on November 11, 2024 by W.D James We must continually remember our past and our stories. Most societies have a recognized role for the person or people whose job it is to remember the clan or tribe’s story. As a student and teacher of Western […]
On the eve of Veteran’s Day, Sabin Howard, sculptor of a new memorial in Washington DC, talks to me of rebellion and the preservation of a sacred fire. Alexander Adams Nov 09, 2024 [Sabin Howard, A Soldier’s Journey (2024) © the artist] I. On a sunny June day, […]
Sponsored by Classical Pursuits Zadie Smith The Dream of the Raised Arm In early Thirties Germany, as the Nazi threat grew, the state’s propaganda machine began to penetrate the dream life of its citizenry. What of our dreams today, under the influence of the algorithms? And what will come […]
Troy Southgate Nov 08, 2024 IT really rattles my cage whenever people start handing out blame and referring to the ‘Anglo-Saxon’ world’ or the ‘Anglo-American’ partnership. These terms are often used by other Europeans, but it’s a pity more people don’t take note of what happened in 1066 […]
By winter oak on November 6, 2024 by Paul Cudenec Something is smelling decidedly ‘off’ in today’s world, with nauseating levels of corruption, mass murder, lies, hypocrisy and repression. These three essays are based on three books I happen to have recently read, each of which provides fascinating […]
by Dmitry Moiseev, Pavel Skakun, Maxim Sigachev, and Sergey Arteev Arktos Journal Nov 05, 2024 Dmitry Moiseev, Pavel Skakun, Maxim Sigachev, and Sergey Arteev argue that the ongoing presidential elections in the United States will determine the future of international relations and become a prologue for a post-Westphalian […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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