
A Conceptual History of WWII: The Metaphysical Meaning of the War
To date, history of the Second World War has not been placed within the historical perspective appropriate to the framework of the progress of the human Spirit within World History.
Philosophy, Politics, Culture
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To date, history of the Second World War has not been placed within the historical perspective appropriate to the framework of the progress of the human Spirit within World History.

Modern society has banished death from the existential horizon of human life.

A historical epoch is measured by its great human types and superior individualities.

The French Revolution represented not only the death of God and the monarchical principle but also the collapse of the father figure.

All 19th- and 20th-century occultism and esotericism—as well as the Traditionalist school of Guénon and Schuon—have the destruction of Christianity as their primary objective.

Every political order is permeated by a circuit of desires that sustain that political order.

The American Right requires a geopolitical fetish to function.

More than men associating through bonds of camaraderie in the name of superior ideas, the current Regime hates male solitude.

World War I marked the end of the aristocratic European order.

I am preparing a course that I will present next year on Ufology and the Hermetic Tradition, about how the “alien” phenomenon is merely the modern face of something more archaic and perennial.

There is something in common in the mind of every far-right radical since childhood: we always knew there was something wrong with the official narrative about the meaning of history and nature.

I have always had a tumultuous relationship with faith.

If, a hundred or a hundred and fifty years from now, the Western men who remain - huddled in the favelas of Europe, in their rooms reading Horace and Shakespeare, self-exiled in a homeland that now resembles a European New Delhi - ask themselves “Where did we go wrong?”, the answer may be: we wasted endless hours arguing about whether tattooed women with a high body count could be “wife material.”