Open Letter To Dr. Greg Johnson

Dr. Greg Johnson, It is in a moment of great pride that I write this congratulatory note. I received Volume 1 (2012) of North American New Right in yesterday’s post. It is a massive volume and without one superfluous page – I look forward to reading each of the essays, some for a second or […]

Reflection on Conceptual hypocrisy

Listening to Rolling Stones this morning and thinking: the only people forced to accept “the fluidity of culture” is also the only people accused of “stealing culture”.

I demand the intellectual, conceptual, and cultural freedom to think and act for the benefit of my people.

The contradiction between the Jews’ willingness to think and act for their own benefit and demands that we deny ourselves the same culture preserving right is nowhere more clear than in these two articles (the titles of which suffice). “ROMA CONTRA JUDEA. Così si puo spiegare la storia del mondo.” Friedrich Nietzsche. Thanks to The […]

A Letter from Peter Gast

My most esteemed, and only real, colleague Dr. Gary Van Cott once said that New York City made me a structuralist. I used to sit in my 21st floor midtown apartment and watch the antlike people rush to and fro below; with cars, bikes, and trucks stopping and starting, ebbing and flowing with mechanical precision; […]

Kyle Bristow’s White Apocalypse, Part One

In addition to studying the political thought of the European New Right, or New Culture, I have recently begun to study American National Socialist and White Nationalist literature. Unlike a normal liberal scholar, however, I do not study these phenomena with the intention of unthinkingly demonizing them in the terms of the dominant Judeo-Christian morality […]

Walter F. Otto on Athena and Apollo

“In Apollo we recognize the wholly masculine man. The aristocratic aloofness, the superiority of cognition, the sense of proportion, these and other related traits in a man, even music in the broadest sense of the word, are, in the last analysis, alien to a woman. Apollo is all these things. But perfection in the living […]

To do: Krebs Fighting For The Essence

I’m preparing a review essay of Pierre Krebs’ Fighting for the Essence (Arktos 2012). I received it Friday and, upon a cursory perusal, it earned an immediate reading (no small feat considering the titanic pile of books in my stack). Despite suffering from a tendency among GRECE thinkers to subscribe to a form of pluralism […]

Amusing 3

Would anyone at Anthropology News even be capable of a conversation on the cultural costs of illegal immigration? I read every issue’s obligatory article on heroic border crossers (Heroic for what? Being starved into drastic measures of appetite satiation? The never-ending search for bourgeois comfort?) while waiting for one person courageous enough to wonder why […]

Amusing too: White Apocalypse

Everyone involved in academia should be forced to read Chapter Two of Kyle Bristow’s White Apocalypse. He demonstrates with great care the functioning of a truth regime in the service of liberal multiculturalism. It sure is warm and cozy for the happy slaves inside, but when you step foot beyond the regime’s protective grace, you’ll […]

Amusing

Something overheard this morning. “Is it just me, or has every ‘progression’ made by anthropology just been another step away from methods that produced truths deemed unpleasant by the weakest among us?”