by Thomas Teufel Arktos Journal May 06, 2024 Thomas Teufel examines Sergei Eisenstein’s cinematic portrayal of Alexander Nevsky, highlighting how it shaped Soviet and Russian identities. The Director Sergei Eisenstein was born on 10 June 10 1898 in Riga and died on 11 February 1948 in Moscow. For […]
Sean Gabb Newsletter, 5th May 2024 (See Below for Republication Rights) A lecture given in absentia to the 2023 meeting of the Property and Freedom Society in Bodrum. The subject is Slavery in the Roman World. It covers these issues: Introduction: Sean Gabb, face to camera – 00:00:00 […]
A classic 1977 article from Murray Rothbard. 12/21/2021 • Mises Daily • Murray N. Rothbard Anytime that a hard-nosed analysis is put forth of who our rulers are, of how their political and economic interests interlock, it is invariably denounced by Establishment liberals and conservatives (and even by many libertarians) […]
For the sake of the day, May Day, I will be doing a special episode. I have been working on for years, a unified theory of politics, history, and economics that explains the last two-hundred years. I have ended up taking the Hegelian composite approach whereby the thesis […]
OUT NOW !!THE FRANKFURT SCHOOL: SOCIAL VISIONARIES, OR ARCHITECTS OF RUIN? is now available to pre-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. […]
The video is very good, but It’s quite outdated in comparison to the current article version on Substack, so I recommend reading the article version for more information. Link: https://fascio.substack.com/p/feminin…
What even is a moral panic? It’s essentially fear-mongering and conspiracism about a supposed cultural threat that’s ultimately overblown or outright false. Culture, as in the customs and habits of a particular group of population, resides in its adherents, so this is people trying to protect their culture. […]
The West Loch disaster of May 22, 1944, caused extensive damage to harbor facilities. This article appears in: February 2017 By Gene E. Salecker The first explosion came as a complete surprise to everyone around Pearl Harbor. The Sunday had started out clear and bright, but the sky […]
by Alexander Wolfheze Arktos Journal Apr 23, 2024 Alexander Wolfheze investigates Greek and Byzantine antetypes and archetypes relevant to the narrative revolution required for a successful Reconquista of the Fallen West: the recognition and imposition of the Geosophical Principle will serve to underpin this Archaeo-Futurist Revolution. PRELIMINARIES ‘Silent […]
Vladimir Brovkin, my Harvard professor of Russian history, revisits the life of V.I. Lenin and refutes what he calls the “good Lenin, bad Stalin” myth. (Ep. 2480 of the Tom Woods Show) Sponsors: Want to get your business to the next level? Tom’s mastermind is where you’ll meet […]
WEB VERSION April 22, 2024 A Cosmopolitan Modernism The first time the Metropolitan Museum of Art devoted an exhibition to the vibrant history of Harlem was in 1969. “The show was meant to signal the institution’s commitment to civil rights and the Black political struggle and to bring […]
By Raven Embercroft Decentralized or polycentric societies, characterized by the absence of a central governing authority and the distribution of power among multiple centers, have played significant roles throughout human history. From ancient times to more recent indigenous communities, these social structures have emerged and thrived, offering unique […]
by Charles Maurras Arktos Journal Apr 20, 2024 In honor of Charles Maurras’ birthday today, we are publishing the following excerpt from Chapter 1 of For a French Awakening by Charles Maurras (Arktos, 2016). How will France awaken? To what extent have we been right in accepting this […]
There was more to the woman who threw herself beneath a horse during the 1913 Derby than most people are aware Simon Webb Apr 20, 2024 On the evening of Saturday, November 30th 1912, a Baptist minister stood alone on a platform of Aberdeen’s railway station. This blameless […]
“The European philosophical tradition consists of a series of footnotes to Plato” — A.N. Whitehead. Plato is the greatest philosopher that ever lived and yet the life of Plato is shrouded in myth and mystery. The challenge with Plato’s biography is knowing where the legend ends and history […]
by Guillaume Faye Arktos Journal Apr 18, 2024 ∙ Paid Guillaume Faye argues that the marginalisation of German and Greek cultures in modern Europe represents a systematic assault on the continent’s historical identity and intellectual heritage. This is the fourth part of Guillaume Faye’s essay ‘The New Ideological […]
Sponsored by University of California Press Our May 9 issue—the Art Issue—is now online, with Julian Bell on Nicole Eisenman’s extravaganzas, David Shulman on Israel’s break with reality, Ingrid D. Rowland on Canova’s magnificent marbles, Darryl Pinckney on the abundance and eclecticism of the Harlem Renaissance, Marina Harss on […]
The British have always believed that in 1940, Germany launched an aerial assault on their country. It is not true. Britain began bombing German cities months before the Battle of Britain or the Blitz Simon Webb Apr 12, 2024 The Battle of Britain, together with the Blitz which […]
Piers Morgan Uncensored holds a debate on notorious American football player and actor O.J. Simpson following his death, with lawyer Alan Dershowitz, who was part of Simpson’s defence team, lawyer Gloria Allred, who represented the family of O.J’s murdered ex wife Nicole Simpson Brown, academic and author Marc […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Echoes of WWI: China, the US, and the Next “Great” War (2017) The Corbett Report Apr 13 READ IN APP SHOW NOTES AND MP3 AND COMMENTS: https://corbettreport.com/episode-320-echoes-of-wwi-china-the-us-and-the-next-great-war/ FROM 2017: In the early 20th century, the world’s dominant superpower looked warily on […]
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2024 Still one thing more, fellow citizens — a wise and frugal government , which shall restrain men from injuring one another, which shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of […]
He Saw the Cloths and Believed Bishop Robert Barron When scientists pored over the detailed version, what they saw took their breath away. The extraordinary and mysterious Shroud of Turin speaks to us a great Easter truth—namely, that at the heart of Christianity stands, not a myth or […]
Nearly 130 years after a hasty and mendaciously conceived court-martial found the innocent Alfred Dreyfus guilty of espionage, “any idea that the Dreyfus Affair was closed for good was illusory,” writes Geoffrey Wheatcroft in the Review’s April 18 issue.“Its repercussions were felt long after—maybe even until today.” The […]
Posted on April 1, 2024 by winter oak by Paul Cudenec Leo Tolstoy, with his dreams of a free Russian peasantry, had realised before his death in 1910 that the communists aimed to launch an assault on traditional rural life. Having analysed Karl Marx’s Capital and studied the […]
Posted on March 30, 2024 by winter oak by Paul Cudenec An authentic mood of revolt had been swelling up in Russia for some time before 1917, with a previous attempted revolution in 1905-06 violently repressed by the tsarist regime. A great inspiration behind this mood was the […]
The first century of Christianity is shrouded in mystery. What we know for sure, compared to what we are told by traditional accounts is wide ranging and extremely problematic. The earliest Christian documents we have are letters from Paul, dating to the 40s-50s and early 60s. Only 7 […]
In February Prabowo Subianto—who, as a commander and, later, general in the Indonesian army during the “New Order” Suharto dictatorship, had led units accused of human rights abuses in Indonesia and East Timor—was elected president of Indonesia, raising concerns about the future of democracy in the country after […]
“Fifty writers recount their journeys by foot in this delightful compendium from anthologist Minshull…. Hikers, explorers, and those seeking contemplative journeys will be inspired. ” —Publishers Weekly GLOBETROTTING WRITERS WALK THE WORLD Introduced and edited by Duncan Minshull In Globetrotting, Duncan Minshull, the UK’s “laureate of walking,” brings […]
View in browser The Dishcast with Andrew Sull… Daniel Finkelstein On Hitler,… 0:00 1:21:25 Daniel Finkelstein On Hitler, Stalin, And His Mum And Dad His memoir is a defense of ordinary life against ideology. Andrew Sullivan Mar 29 ∙ Paid READ IN APP Danny is a journalist, […]
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2024 Ideas rule our lives. People are led in wrong as well as in right directions by ideas. – Leonard Read HORNBERGER’S BLOG March 27, 2024 Does Social Security Demonstrate “Compassion”? I’m always fascinated by people, including libertarians, who convince themselves that they are being […]
A rare print will accompany three new author portraits launched on 1 April Alexander Adams Mar 28, 2024 A set of new linocuts of authors will be launched on 1 April. This continuing series is extended by not just three individual linocut prints, each numbered and signed by […]
by Rose Sybil Arktos Journal Mar 26, 2024 Rose Sybil unravels the nuanced interactions between genetics, environment, and societal behaviors. Also see parts one, two, three, four, five, and six. Epigenetics, Behavioral Sink, Lysenkoism, and Intra-Race Relations Liberalism, as in globohomo, is not solely a product of any […]
Alt-Righters who hate Israel because of Woke Diaspora Robert Stark Mar 23, 2024 While the mainstream Right is generally very pro-Israel, Alt-Right types have protested a Zionist double standard regarding how American nationalism and White identity issues are treated compared to Israel. This applied to old school White […]
FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2024 You have no idea how destitute of talent are more than half of the members of Congress. Nine out of ten of your ordinary acquaintances are fully equal to them. – Sergeant S. Prentiss, Letter to his sister [February 1833] HORNBERGER’S BLOG March 21, […]
Ukraine April 19, 2022 Adam Townsend I wrote this for me shortly after the conflict began but it is also for you. If you want it. It was completed in august 2022 and I won’t be updating, my post looks only looks back. I don’t know if what […]
Konstantin Kisin Mar 21, 2024
“Empires are restless organisms. They must constantly renew themselves; should an empire start leaking energy, it will die.” Gore Vidal Popular Kentucky Is About to Pass the Cruelest Criminal-Justice Bill in America Kentucky Is About to Pass the Cruelest Criminal-Justice Bill in America Paige Oamek and Rohan Montgomery […]
What if Christianity wasn’t what Jordan Peterson said it is: a based vanguard against the crazy Woke movement. What if Christianity WAS the Woke Movement of ancient Rome… what does this mean?
Norman Finkelstein and Benny Morris are historians. Mouin Rabbani is a Middle East analyst. Steven Bonnell (aka Destiny) is a political livestreamer. OUTLINE: 0:00 – Introduction 4:42 – 1948 1:03:14 – Partition 2:07:47 – October 7 3:01:59 – Gaza 3:28:34 – Peace 4:33:18 – Hope for the future
David A. Charters Abstract This article begins with a question: can the contemporary Middle East conflict itself, in which terrorism plays a prominent role, be traced to a successful terrorist campaign? I argue that Jewish terrorism in 1940s Palestine was both tactically and strategically significant. At the tactical […]
By thecollective From Act for freedom now! (new publication) In the United States between 1914 and 1920, the greatest armed revolutionary offensive of the 20th century was unleashed against the governmental, judicial, industrial and financial institutions of the most important capitalist country on the planet. These direct actions […]
By thecollective From CrimethInc. Neoliberal Consolidation after the Revolt of 2019 Tags: crimethinc. chile
Sponsored by London Review of Books Jonathan Steele The Party Line A new book about Western journalists’ experience in Moscow during World War II sheds light on the problems of media manipulation and self-censorship in coverage of Russia today. Meghan O’Gieblyn The Trouble with Reality William Egginton’s […]
Christopher Jolliffe Mar 8, 2024 Christopher Jolliffe reveals the narrow lens through which our era views mental health and the broader implications of scientism on our understanding of human suffering and agency. A recent video, on veterans of the American Civil War, cast into sharp relief the preoccupations […]
I will be joined by Keith Preston to discuss a working schema I have for classifying the socialist left. I see broadly three kinds of Socialist left: (1) Libertarian Socialist (US labor movement, anarchism etc.); (2) Synthetic or Trostksy cultural left and (3) Stalinist or Hydrolic Empire Left. […]
By thecollective From Act for freedom now! (new publication) In the United States between 1914 and 1920, the greatest armed revolutionary offensive of the 20th century was unleashed against the governmental, judicial, industrial and financial institutions of the most important capitalist country on the planet. These direct actions […]
On the Relentless Campaign to Force Americans to Accept the Automobile Via Overland By Jeff Sparrow November 27, 2019 In the face of such dire prognostications, motoring interests rallied. Embracing the emerging techniques of public relations, they launched a prolonged crusade to reshape public views, in ways still felt today. […]
Sponsored by Hirmer Publishers Frances Wilson ‘Diabolical Fame’ Composed of rhapsody and opinionation, without shape or chronology, Roger Lewis’s biography of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton tries to get at the strangeness of stardom. Linda Greenhouse Social Progress & the Courts For decades Gerald Rosenberg, author of The Hollow Hope, […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley The state of Israel has no right to exist. I believe that statement to be a fact based purely on the concept of right and wrong, but just try saying it out loud in any corner of this […]
by Dmitry Moiseev Arktos Journal Feb 28, 2024 Dmitry Moiseev examines Guy Debord’s critique of how Stalin purportedly betrayed Marxist principles and Lenin’s revolution. The critiques of Soviet power in the twentieth century by ideological Marxists were often significantly sharper than those offered by right-wing thinkers. Traditionalists and […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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