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Nexus X HumectressHere’s how. A National Anarchist in America may exhibit the following stereotypical characteristics. They will often claim to have a staunch independent streak and critical thinking skills. They are also: White Americans (not always, but at the present time 99 times out of 100 this is the case), […]
Good stuff from our friend Raven Warrior.
New article on the Vermont secession movement. (Thanks, Jim)
Some thoughtful comments from David Heleniak: I don’t think “our side” should give up on trying a counter-infiltration of the key institutions taken over by the PC Left. Many lawyers, for example, are committed to civil liberties, ye olde English traditions, etc. They can be allies in someone’s […]
Part three of the series is now up at AlternativeRight.Com
Here are some points we need to be thinking about: -Past partisan cycles indicate that the Democratic Party will be the dominant political party for the next few decades. -Research on public opinion regarding controversial issues along with prevailing cultural, demographic, economic, and generational trends indicates that the […]
New post at BANA’s blog from Andrew.
This guy is fairly impressive. He’s a young guy as well, and seems much less doctrinaire that previous generations of libertarians. Yet he retains the radical flavor of libertarianism. Check out his articles here.
Watch it on Youtube. Hat tip to Francois Tremblay.
Jesse Walker on Angelo Codevilla’s The Ruling Class as well as its weakness. Christians, Tell Me How I’m Wrong by James Leroy Wilson Police Secrecy by Radley Balko Against the Current Court System by Francois Tremblay An Ultra-Left Case Against the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by Charles […]
Watch it here. I have some very serious reservations about protesting a film, book, work of art, etc. but Andrew presents himself and makes his case quite well in this interview.
Let’s bring Holland to America. For years prohibitionists, including our own Drug Enforcement Administration, have claimed — falsely — that the tolerant marijuana policies of the Netherlands have made that nation a nest of crime and drug abuse. They may have trouble wrapping their little brains around this: […]
Paul Craig Roberts shines once again. Do Americans see the irony in the “saving Iraq from tyranny” excuse? The greatest price of the neoconservative war against Iraq is not the $3 trillion or the dead and maimed American soldiers and their broken families. The greatest price of this […]
Some good economic analysis. Check out this article on class analysis in particular. The economic decline is going to be a permanent state of affairs. There’s not going to be any “recovery.” Look for some serious class struggle politics to emerge in the future, and look for it […]
Another home run from Scott Locklin. As an opening foray into social class as right wing concept, I offer a tentative battle plan. The job of the alternative right, as I see it, is to destroy the present upper middle class, and eventually replace it with something better. […]
Read about it in the Seattle press. hat tip to Raven Warrior
Part two of my Schmitt series is now available on AltRight.
A new title that Troy Southgate has coming out soon through New Zealand’s Primordial Traditions. This book includes articles on Heidegger, cultural pessimism, Schopenhauer, conservative revolution, Trotskyism and Western art, alternative businesses, Murnau’s ‘Nosferatu’, national identity, Nietzsche and nihilism, Sufism, human rights and Christian anarchism. Contributors include: TOMISLAV […]
New article by Christopher Ketcham on the Vermont secessionist movement, and in the Huffington Post, of all places. Hat tip to Jim Duncan.
Not too bad.
Common sense from the Southern Avenger. Rauf specifically cites “the U.S-led sanction against Iraq [that] led to the death of over half a million Iraqi children” in the 1990s, a death toll confirmed by the United Nations, approved of by former Secretary of State Madeline Albright (who said […]
In two words: the Left, or so says Justin Raimondo. As long as the organized antiwar movement remains a leftist sandbox, where sectarians get to pontificate – and do little else – it will stay a sideshow. Once we get beyond all that nonsense, however, there are no […]
The first installment of my four-part series on Schmitt for AltRight.
Another back to basics classic from Karl Hess.
Back to the basics. A classic from Larry Gambone.
Interesting articles from Scott Locklin: The Upper Class The Upper Middle Class The American Middle Class The Working Class The Lower Class
Living the Lie by Richard Spencer That Mehlman and Bill Clinton are my enemies has nothing to do with the fact the one prefers men and the other can’t control himself around bimbos. If a statesman instituted the kind of radical, and currently unfeasible, political change that I […]
A very interesting discussion between Paul Gottfried and Richard Spencer. Listen here. About 36 minutes into this, Gottfried describes what I would consider to be the essence of Totalitarian Humanism: A system where the state controls all resources in the name of engineering social equality and ostensibly assisting […]
The Ecstasy Of Empire: Without a revolution, Americans are history Video: The Fall of America and the Western World 40 Bizarre Statistics That Reveal The Horrifying Truth About The Collapse Of The U.S. Economy U.S. Dollar Now Ripe For Catastrophic Devaluation And Now We’re Headed For The GREATEST […]
An interesting analogy for what we are trying to do in the alternative anarchist movement: Once upon a time, rock music was simply called “rock.” There were different genres to be sure, but they all fit under the “rock” umbrella. During the decade between the late 70s and […]
Michael hits another one out of the park.
Good article on rights theory by Michael Parish. Also, see another piece in Michael’s ongoing critique of white nationalism.
So says former Reaganite turned sensible person Paul Craig Roberts. The empire, the military-industrial complex, and the plutocratic corporate-state are the real enemies.
So says Kevin Carson. We anarchists don’t believe other people are our property. We don’t believe we have the authority to tell other people what to eat, drink, smoke, or whom to have sex with. We’re not their bosses. We don’t own them. And we have no right […]
Fantastic piece from Jack Donovan at AltRight. The Left has successfully marketed youthful rebellion against “The Man” for decades. One has to wonder, though, how long it will take until today’s budding hipsters — gussied up in a postmodern hodgepodge of recycled rebellions past — finally realize that […]
Kevin Carson lets us know.
More good stuff from Andrew.
Interesting article by Black Panther-turned-anarchist Ashanti Alston. Its funny cause as an anarchist searching for some good anarchist shit from the 60’s to be able to hold up and show “proof” that the anarchist were better on the position of Nationalism than the Marxists and Leninists, I found […]
Some great new stuff by Michael Parish and Ian Huyett. “White Nationalism”? Bah Humbug by Michael Parish Bowling for Common Sense by Michael Parish The Descent Into the Cultural Marxist Twilight Zone Continues by Michael Parish Penetrating the Liberal Mindset by Michael Parish The Reason for Our Discontent […]
A close colleague recently put a question to me that I regard as important enough to be well worth discussing publicly. I was asked if whether or not my own assumption of controversial stances on a variety of issues might have the effect of weakening my wider advocacy […]
Great interview with Mike Gogulski of Center for a Stateless Society on Russia Today.
More required reading. This describes very well the revolution that has taken place in American politics in recent decades and the nature of the ruling class as presently constituted. The only point of contention I have with it is its nostalgia for the good old days of WASPish […]
Required reading. This article explains very vividly why the modern PC feminist movement and anti-statist politics are not compatible.
http://newrightamerica.blogspot.com/2010/08/critique-of-market-societywell-more-of.html By Michael Parish Since its emergence in early modernity, the capitalist market has been trumpeted as the natural collorary to liberal governance, and understandably so. If the state assumes the atomized individual as its theoretical basis, and the natural rights of that individual as its chief (protective) […]
http://newrightamerica.blogspot.com/2010/08/liberty-for-who-rebuttal-to-darian.html By Michael Parish Regular followers of this blog will know that I am unyielding in my contempt for the left-liberarian tendency, whose proponents I and others have engaged in debate to no effect. Hence the disproportionate amount of space I dedicate to sliming them here. As of […]
Interesting article on Roberts from the John Birch Society’s New American. Glad to see Roberts is still in the game.
by Quagmire Originally posted on the American New Right blog As Preston and his comrades are busily outlining a functional anti-state strategy (and as a functional anti-state movement is busily coalescing around them) they have grown into a lightning rod for thunderstorms of left-wing hysterics. These have predictably […]
Former Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovsky says yes. Watch the video. David Frost interviews Bukovsky here.
One from the Right, by Thomas Sowell Elites may have more brilliance, but those who make decisions for society as a whole cannot possibly have as much experience as the millions of people whose decisions they preempt. The education and intellects of the elites may lead them to […]
How living through an earthquake turned an anarcho-communist into a Hobbesian. Read the story. This has nothing to do with anarchism as I conceive of it, but it’s an interesting read.
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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