Richard Spencer, Andy Nowicki, C.B. Liddell, Greg Johnson, John Morgan, Matt Forney, Jack Donovan, Ryan Faulk, Jared Taylor, Matthew Heimbach, Keith Preston, Tom Sunic, Robert Stark… That’s all the pre-2015 people. …Anyone else?
by Dmitry Moiseev Arktos Journal Dec 13, 2023 Dmitry Moiseev discusses Benedetto Croce, whose radical rejection of egalitarianism marks a major deviation from mainstream political thought influenced by the French Enlightenment. Neo-Hegelian philosopher Benedetto Croce (1866-1952) is often regarded as the most influential Italian liberal of the twentieth […]
Chōkōdō Shujin Dec 9, 2023 Chōkōdō Shujin examines the tension between personal artistic drive and national characteristics, as exemplified by Yukio Mishima’s life and work, which epitomized the spirit of ancient Japan and the pursuit of beauty in creative expression and deeds. It is quite plausible that an […]
Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) invites author and political voice, James Lindsay, onto the show to discuss the misconceptions of Christian Nationalism, the danger of so-called “intelligence” programs, and why The Left has a big problem when it comes to immigration.
by Katherine Dee Thursday, 30 November 2023 Political division has become a sexual fetish Back to the Fifties? (Archive Photos/Getty Images) A few months ago, a Zoomer friend of mine observed that the American political landscape had been slowly evolving into a gender war. It isn’t simply that […]
by Kenneth Schmidt Arktos Journal Nov 28, 2023 Kenneth Schmidt discusses the current political shift toward national-conservative governments and the challenges they face in maintaining their agendas. Back in the nineties, I was giving speeches and writing articles claiming that nationalism, in some form, would become a major […]
Jose Nino’s Digest Here are my most recent articles for you Former CIA Officer Accused of Sexually Assaulting Scores Of Women Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges On November 7, 2023, Former CIA officer Brian Jeffrey Raymond pleaded guilty to drugging and sexually assaulting at least two dozen women […]
Posted byAlbino SquirrelMarch 22, 2023 Posted inConservative Socialism At the end of my last article on conservative socialism titled “A Brief Overview and Principles of Conservative Socialism,” I stated I would create a reading list. I have decided to do an introductory reading list because I do not […]
Seeing that Christian Nationalism has been gestating for a few years and with Andrew Torba, of Gab, and Andrew Isker publishing Christian Nationalism in 2022 the time has come to look into what it is? So join Keith Preston, Florian Ulrich and Aleksey Bashtavenko as we look into […]
Jeff Sharlet has spent two decades covering the intersection of extreme Christian nationalism and the far-right. In his new book, Undertow: Scenes from a Slow Civil War, he gives snapshots of a country rapidly devolving into a Christian fascism state. He captures the rage, the despair, the dislocation, […]
By Chaia HellerNovember 17, 2023Z ArticleNo Comments36 Mins Read FacebookTwitterRedditEmail Source: Originally published by Z. Feel free to share widely. I’m not a scholar of the history or politics of Palestine or Israel. But I’m Jewish, queer, a mother, a feminist, and a leftist who mourns this tragic moment […]
Tom Phillips, Latin America correspondent, and Josefina Salomon and Facundo Iglesia in Buenos Aires Sun 19 Nov 2023 18.24 EST Victory for TV celebrity-turned politician catapults South America’s second-largest economy into an unpredictable future Javier Milei, a volatile far-right libertarian who has vowed to “exterminate” inflation and take […]
Sponsored by Reaktion Books Dahlia Scheindlin Israel: The Left in Peril Since October 7, Israel’s left has encountered unprecedented repression. Could its ideas nonetheless point the way forward? Marina Warner No Freedom to Move The current politics of immigration have twisted human nature against itself, fostering unimaginable maltreatment […]
By Matt Parrott They’re drinking our milkshake Nov 11, 2023 MAGA Communism is a curious, and curiously popular political movement, one that’s gone viral in the past few years. Its most prominent proponent is Jackson Hinkle. Hinkle has managed in recent weeks to be the most viral influencer […]
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Woke anti-Zionists hate Israel/Jews due to their Whiteness Robert Stark Nov 9, 2023 @Aristos_Revenge Twitter Many pro-Israel Jewish liberals are now finding themselves at odds with their previous allies on the left, due to tension over the Israeli Palestinian conflict. In an article in Tablet Mag, Hamas Killed […]
I’d like to hear about Vietnam from Caleb, especially after our government visiting.
In this edition of The Stakes, Michael Anton, lecturer in politics and research fellow at Hillsdale College’s Kirby Center, and a Claremont senior fellow, is joined by Michael Millerman of the Millerman School. The two discuss the teachings of the Claremont Institute’s ideological lodestar, Leo Strauss. They also […]
November 7, 2023 • Weekly Newsletter Reversing America’s Decline Richard K. Vedder (American Spectator) A steep decline in discipline and respect for law, order, and hard work—yes, that’s us. We have become spoiled and complacent, like those running the British Empire in 1900 or the Roman Empire around […]
Mark Fisher is the co-founder and former senior director of Rhode Island Black Lives Matter. He’s been making waves lately after endorsing President Donald Trump saying he is “THE BEST CANDIDATE we have.” Fisher has since resigned from his leadership position at BLM Rhode Island and is now […]
By Daniel J. Mahoney November 4, 2022 One must begin at the beginning—the personal decision not to live by lies. From that wise and liberating decision, all else will flow. Editor’s Note – This essay was originally published at Law & Liberty on February 17, 2022. As […]
Winter Oak Posted on October 23, 2023 by winter oak Paul Cudenec’s latest piece for the organic radicals website looks at the ideas of Jacques Camatte “Revolution will make itself felt in the destruction of all that is most ‘modern’ and ‘progressive’” Jacques Camatte (1935-) is a political […]
SPECIAL CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT The Israel–Hamas War and the Problem of Critical Theory: Anti-Semitism, Geopolitics, and the University In sorrow, the Telos-Paul Piccone Institute, in cooperation with the journal Telos, announces a series of events and publications designed to explore the place of critical theory in the response within […]
April 10, 2019 Source: fsspx.news In the contemporary world, particularly in the West, it is commonplace for Catholics and non-Catholics alike to accept economic liberalism as not only normative, but inevitable. That is to say, few can conceive of an economic order that does not privilege acquisition, usury, […]
by Hugen and Zoltanous Oct 19, 2023 The interconnectedness of Fascism and the avant-garde bore significant influence on their perception and interpretation of modernity. Specifically examining the political dimension, we delve into how political modernism emerged alongside the process of modernization. These ideologies aimed to empower individuals to […]
Let’s stop the hate and separate. By Matt Parrott Oct 20, 2023 Hanania opens his latest piece with the popular misconception that nationalism is National Chauvinism: Nationalism is often considered immoral because it values the interests of some people over others, rather than being universalist in its circle […]
Is Vaush right about the Nazbol vortex? Will Lauren Southern save us? Why is the CIA so woke and how did it create modern politics?
By anon (not verified) by Wayne Price A Review of Michael Lowy & Oliver Besancenot, Revolutionary Affinities: Toward a Marxist-Anarchist Solidarity Michael Lowy and Oliver Besancenot, two Marxists from the Trotskyist tradition, have made an effort to discuss possible convergences and interactions between Marxism and anarchism. (The little […]
Jessica Burbank and Spencer Brown react to Fox News personality’s Greg Gutfeld’s grim outlook on the future of the United States. #greggutfeld #FoxNews
View in browser The Extremism Roundup Promoting Civil Discourse and Marginalizing the Extremes A weekly compilation of the most important developments in the struggle against radical ideologies Islamist Extremism Palestinian Islamic Jihad militants take part in a rally to celebrate shooting attacks in Israel, in the Gaza Strip, April […]
Constantin von Hoffmeister Oct 1, 2023 There exists a peculiar paradox in Karl Marx, the apostle of communism. Marx’s critique of capitalism, while often lambasted from the right for its promotion of a collectivist worldview, offers essential insights that resonate with some right-wing thinkers. The interplay between Marx […]
Here are my most recent articles for you Good Ole Boys: Political dynasties hurt the conservative cause The “good ole boys” trope is thrown around often in Louisiana. Even members of the established political class often claim they aren’t part of the “good ole boys”. But is there […]
Review by Keith Preston September 27, 2023 Available Here Prophets of Doom is the latest work by the British-Persian academic Neema Parvini, also known as the YouTube personality “Academic Agent,” an insightful thinker who has become a popular figure on the dissident Right. The book is an examination […]
Tuesday, September 26, 2023 Tom Nichols Staff writer Every nation needs parties of the left and the right, but America’s conservative party has collapsed—and its absence will undermine the recovery of American democracy even when Donald Trump is gone. First, here are four new stories from The Atlantic: […]
Jeffrey M. Bale and Tamir Bar-On The authors argue that the potential threat of a resurgence of “fascism” has been consistently exaggerated from 1945 until present day; that the ongoing lack of conceptual and definitional clarity with respect to terms like “fascism,” the “radical right,” the “alt right,” […]
By Nathan Cofnas 19 September, 2023 Who are the most politically influential American Jews under the age of 40? There are five in the top tier. Ben Shapiro is an orthodox Jew who is the face and cofounder of what is arguably the leading conservative alt-media company, The […]
By Daniel Miller & Michael Millerman — 2 weeks ago Note from the Editors: The following written exchange is part of our experimental dialogues series, which aims to bring together the best minds to analyze and debate controversial issues in depth. Daniel Miller and Michael Millerman discuss the […]
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Ben debates Sohrab about why his ideal society would involve a mixed economy. Sohrab expresses a cynicism that socialism would be any better at reducing hierarchy than heavily regulated capitalism.
Michael Malice (“YOUR WELCOME”) is joined by CEO and host of the Young Turks, Cenk Uygur, to discuss the corporate media response to a media host like himself, why he believes neither side is playing right strategy when it comes to 2024, and how his new book will […]
Appears in this episode Andrew Sullivan Freddie is a writer and academic. He’s been a prolific freelancer at publications such as the NYT, the WaPo, Harper’s, The Guardian, Politico, and The Daily Dish. His first book was The Cult of Smart (reviewed on the Dish as “Bell Curve […]
In the Review’s September 21, 2023, issue, Ben Tarnoff reviews two recent books on the history of Silicon Valley, where “money begets money with an ease that would make Andrew Carnegie weep.” His essay ends with a reflection on the “neurotic character” of most of the region’s capitalists, who champion […]
“The documentary shows the way of life of some Russian national-bolsheviks. Young man Grigori Tishin is released from prison. Grigori spent several years in prison for participating in a direct action. He was among a group of national-bolsheviks who were staging an occupation of the Ministry of Health […]
Annie Asks You I’ve been thinking about the Covid statistics showing that many more Republicans who were anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers died than did Democrats who took precautions. The material that follows reveals a complex picture of life expectancy in general in these not-so-United-States. Colin Woodard is a historian […]
Dear Reader, If you watch cable news, which I don’t recommend, you have probably heard complaints about Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s effort to hold the promotions of U.S. military officers under review by the Senate. Hawks and “former” intelligence and defense officials with commentator status claim the delay puts […]
By Nicolás Gómez Dávila and Ramon Elani (Translator and Commentator) Arcana Europa, xxxiii + 206 Pages, ISBN 979-8986223414 “If I were not a communist, I would think like him in every way.”—Gabriel García Márquez The “renowned unknown” literary hermit Nicolás Gómez Dávila (1913–1994) was born in Bogotá, Colombia, where he […]
In 2020, while the Covid-19 pandemic raged, the United States was hit by a ripple of political discontent the likes of which had not been seen since the 1960s. The spark was the viral video of the horrific police murder of an unarmed Black man in Minneapolis. The […]
Peter Coffin interviews Caleb Maupin about his new book “Letter to Bob Avakian”
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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