John Gray On The State Of Liberalism

View in browser   The Dishcast with Andrew Sull… John Gray On The State Of Lib… 0:00 1:38:15   Listen now   John Gray On The State Of Liberalism The philosopher returns to the pod as Trump enters his second term. Andrew Sullivan Jan 24 ∙ Paid READ […]

Now in Stock: Ernst Jünger – Thoughts & Perspectives

Troy Southgate Jan 23, 2025 ERNST JÜNGER: THOUGHTS & PERSPECTIVES is now in stock. 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 […]

“Liberal” Is Becoming a Slur in America

by Alexander Dugin Alexander Dugin Jan 23, 2025 Alexander Dugin argues that the rapid conservative revolution unfolding in the United States under President Trump mirrors Russia’s own turn to traditional values, challenging the dominance of the left-liberal globalist agenda. What has transpired in the United States following Donald […]

Journalist Daniel Lazare on Marxism, Trump, and Imperialist Fantasies

What happens when ideas meant to fight for fairness and equality get twisted into justifying domination and control? On the next episode of Connecting the Dots, I sit down with journalist Daniel Lazare to expose how Marxism is being used to back Trump’s bold plans—annexing Greenland, taking over […]

How Could the US Constitution Be Changed as of ‘Now’?

Exploring Carl Schmitt’s concept of the ‘constituent power’ and how it could be used in the United States. John Arcto Jan 22, 2025 This is the third part of a three-part series. Here for part 1, and here for part 2. Welcome to the third part of my […]

Trump doesn’t need fascism, he has no opposition | Norman Finkelstein |

Norman Finkelstein says that fascism arose in Germany as a way to contain a powerful left that threatened capitalism. He says the United States there is no one to oppose Donald Trump – he controls all the institutions, and the powerful elites of the country have all fallen […]

GRECE: A Legacy of Cultural Renaissance

Alexander Raynor Jan 17, 2025 In the annals of European intellectual history, few organizations have left as profound a mark on the cultural and philosophical discourse as GRECE. Officially founded on January 17th, 1969, via declaration at their Alpes-Maritimes headquarters amidst the upheavals of a rapidly changing world, […]

Factions of the Rightosphere – Manosphere and Conspiracism

The finale. John Arcto Apr 05, 2024 At last, we are at the end of the series. This entry will discuss the Manosphere and the Conspiracists of the Online Right. This entry will be written in less of a ‘neutral point of view’ style and more of an […]

Factions of the Rightosphere – The Racialist Right

Classical Liberal HBDers, White Advocates, Groypers, and the Neo-Alt Right. John Arcto Apr 01, 2024   Here comes the most controversial of the bunch. The source of so much hysteria by the commentariat and managerial state. Whilst I do not share the views of the more radical of […]

Factions of the Rightosphere – The Dissident Right

Classical Neoreactionaries, Christian Caesarists, Christian Parallelists, Neo-Luddites, and BAPists. John Arcto Mar 26, 2024 The word ‘Dissident Right’ is very confused. In the introduction to this series, I distinguished between the ‘Third New Right’, ‘Dissident Right’, and various other ‘Rightosphere’ movements. Because the ‘Dissident Right’ is so predominantly […]

Factions of the Rightosphere – Paleos and the Techno-Optimists

Paleoconservatives, Paleolibertarians, and Techno-Optimists. John Arcto Mar 19, 2024 The previous two articles were based around a broader grouping, Postliberalism and National Conservatism respectively. However, this article is less themed. It talks about two ‘Second New Right’ movements that survive to this day: Paleoconservatism and Paleolibertarianism, and a […]

Factions of the Rightosphere – National Conservatives

The four factions of the fledging ‘National Conservative’ movement. John Arcto Mar 14, 2024   Of all the groupings of the ‘Third New Right’, it is the ‘National Conservatives’ (NatCons) that have gotten by far the most mainstream-conservative backing. The Heritage Foundation, once firmly subscribing to the Reaganite […]

Factions of the Rightosphere – Postliberals

The four types of Postliberals. John Arcto Mar 09, 2024 One of the major groups of the Third New Right are the Postliberals. This group can broadly be described as communitarian, anti-individualist, economically left-leaning, and socially conservative (to varying degrees). Postliberals have a high degree of establishment respectability, […]

Factions of the Rightosphere – Introduction

Introduction to series. John Arcto Mar 09, 2024 As an absolute autist who is obsessed with semantical precision and categorisation, I am going to have a shot at categorising the factions of the ‘Third New Right’ and ‘Dissident Right’, both of which, in addition to a few other […]

The Online Right Is Almost Entirely Fake

Academic Agent Jan 16, 2025 Classic chivalric feudalism was based on an honour system of blood oaths. Over time, as bonds of honour came to be replaced by cash payment, the system degraded. Feudal lords became grubby, self-seeking, Machiavellian and treacherous. A similar degradation has taken place on […]

What’s the REAL Connection Between Anti-Capitalism and Nationalism?

The Vietnamese leadership other than Ho were not interested in his communism; they reached the compromise of “independence now, communism later”. When the US started to intervene, they officially went ‘commie’ as they had no choice if they wanted help from the Eastern bloc. Whatever you think of […]

Roger Scruton’s ‘Conservative’ Values

Troy Southgate Jan 13, 2025 IT is now exactly five years since the death of the English writer and philosopher, Roger Scruton. Whilst he was clearly no Anarchist, his Thinkers of the New Left (1985) certainly made some crucial observations about the authoritarian nature of those who have […]

Last call for Telos 208: Carl Schmitt and the Crisis of Liberal Democracy

Next week we will release Telos 209, so be sure to pick up your copy today of Telos 208 (Fall 2024): Carl Schmitt and the Crisis of Liberal Democracy at the lower current issue price at the Telos Press website. Individual subscriptions to Telos are also available in both print […]

The Semantics of Totalitarianism

Troy Southgate Jan 03, 2025 THAT described as either the Great Reset or Fourth Industrial Revolution has led to a curious ideological division among those who are seeking to challenge it. Not between those of us on the ground, necessarily, but certainly in the way one perceives the […]

Walter Benjamin’s Opposition to a “Wealth of Ideas”

Troy Southgate Jan 01, 2025 A NUMBER of socio-political commentators have noted the stark similarities that exist between the chaos of Weimar Germany and the numerous challenges that face Europe today, and I came across an interesting statement by Walter Benjamin (1892-1940) that reinforces this view and which […]

Out now: Ernst Jünger – Thoughts & Perspectives

Troy Southgate Dec 30, 2024 ERNST JÜNGER: 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: […]

How trustworthy are Elon Musk and Tucker Carlson as standard-bearers for the right?

A sober assessment Neoliberal Feudalism May 10, 2023 Elon Musk and Tucker Carlson have been in the news a lot lately, including buzz about Tucker potentially joining Twitter for video streaming. The pairing at first glance looks like it could be a good fit; Musk purchased Twitter for […]

The Sovereign Heart and the Tribunal Against Liberals

by Alexander Dugin Alexander Dugin Dec 24, 2024 Alexander Dugin argues that the nation’s sovereign heart calls for crushing liberalism while unleashing the creative and patriotic spirit of the Russian people to affirm their imperial destiny. In my view, domestic policy should combine two principles: Total intolerance toward […]

Can Progressives Become the NEW Anti Establishment?

The Social Democratic Logic of Romantic Nationalism

The French parliamentary elections and the emerging political horizon Arturo Dzvyenka Jul 09, 2024 The German revolution of 1848 was both the culmination of the idea of romantic nationalism, and also a foreshadowing of the eternal divergence of interests between the working and middle classes Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader […]

Ten Reasons Conservatives Are Total Stone Cold LOSERS

Dabney saw conservatism for what it was over 150 years ago in this succinct passage: “This is a party which never conserves anything. Its history has been that it demurs to each aggression of the progressive party, and aims to save its credit by a respectable amount of […]

The ‘Woke Right’

Opposing oppression doesn’t make one woke Michael Rectenwald Dec 06, 2024 Oh no, you say, not another article about wokeness. But wait. There’s a twist or two. A contingent of supposed anti-leftist influencers, including James Lindsay, Konstantin Kisin, Ben Shapiro, et al. has suggested that there’s also a […]

Why You Need To Stop Defending Mediocre Politicians

The voting for the lesser of two evils strategy ain’t gonna cut it. José Alberto Niño Dec 04, 2024   Share For those who religiously follow my work, I rarely ever heap praise on politicians. A political mentor once told me the following: If you don’t have anything […]

What is a Neocon?

Part 1. Starting from the start Jonathan Keeperman Nov 26, 2024 A few weeks ago on Twitter/X there was another semi-regular flare-up where people try to define what a neocon is. Shrugging your shoulders and declaring the term meaningless is perfectly reasonable, but it got me thinking that […]