Is the Armed Citizen Politically Irrelevant Yet?
Modern warfare and combat are evolving so quickly that it is no longer reasonable for the collective citizenry of a nation to protect their collective rights. What do we do about this change?
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Could You Be Invited to the Nationalist Media Conference?
One thing that I’ve repeatedly said in various instances is that we must organize a structured response to the rabid progressive misery goblins intent on destroying our society.
An Interview With Leo Davis Aurini
A discussion running from AI to Left-Handed Magic and a Latinized Kabbalah to the Cognitive Revolutions in biological history6 and AI Model Collapse
Why Femboy Fascism?
There seems to be a distinct overlap between these two groups, Why?
American Superiority: A Lonesome Frontier Culture
What is it that makes Americans so uniquely different from so many other peoples?
How Western Civilization Ended | Camp of the Saints
An in depth analysis and review of Camp of the Saints, the Infamous dystopian fiction out of France published in 1973
It was Bureaucrats and Sikhs who Murdered Henry Nowak
Once one nation in the West achieves a Nationalist Government, they All Will
On the Nature of Vitalism : Podcast with the Otter
An in-depth podcast with the otter to discuss our respective approaches to the concept of Vitalism in philosophical epistemics
The Culture is Healing
While it may be an affectation of degeneracy, the response has been enlightening
Staring Down Dusk: A Short Story for the 21st Century
A short story that I wrote a while back and wanted to publish.
Why Vitalism Isn't Enough: Hamburger-Spencer
Vitalism is a strong core for cultural philosophy, but still has structural limits that must be addressed
What is Digital Neon? The Aesthetics of the 2020s
Each decade is dominated by certain aesthetic choices: from 00s e-girls to the suburban chrome of the 1950s. What will this decade be remembered for?
Page Zaplendam: Amelia Counter-Revolution
An interview with Page Zaplendam about the Amelia Counter-Revolution Anthology
The Whitehouse Press Shooting is an Economic Sign of the Times
A brief discussion of yet another attempt on Trumps life.
Indictment Against the SPLC for Fraud and Gain-Of-Function Research on Racism
Finally, hopefully, that slimy organization is going to get it's due.
Perpetual Cultural Decline and Its Consequences
Is simple survival enough? The questions asked by the book Metro 2033 are oddly topical in the 21st century
Surviving: Luxury Poverty and Oil Shocks
The early 21st century is defined by collapsing living standards, a reduction in quality of life, economic turmoil, and forever-wars. What do we do now?
Grathew and the Amelia: Counterrevolution anthology
Listen now | A podcast and discussion with Grathew, one of the authors in the anthology of Amelia and her counterrevolution in the United Kingdom.
An Animated Experiment in Social Mythology: To Be Hero X
A little known sleeper-of-a-hit Anime has succeeded in performing one of the best deep-dive's into modern social philosophy. A Carl Jung treatise barely disguised as a cape-shit hero show.
What if Dystopia is Just a Matter of Perspective: Flybot
This book by Dennis Taylor reads as the flipside to classically dystopian science fiction as told from the perspective of the Powers that Be
The War with Iran isn't about Iran
I actually support the war, but different reasons. There's something much bigger at the center of the conflict; bigger than Iran, bigger than Israel, bigger than America's enormous imperial cock