Waste Of Time
by Brett Stevens (January 6th, 2017)
The struggle of our time has become clear: realists, who want civilization, stand against ideologues, who want to rationalize the decline by directing our attention with the false metric of “progress,” which is essentially virtue signaling for social status. Realists face a series of tough realizations. The first is how much recent politics was bungled; […]
Tags: decline, demagoguery, democracy, demotism, groupthink, hive mind, mob rule, proles Posted in Politics | 2 Comments »
Andrew Anglin, Meet Billy Roper
by Brett Stevens (January 5th, 2017)
Hi, Andrew — Apparently, you have never met Billy Roper. Honestly, I had never even heard of this guy until this thread. — Andrew Anglin @ Stormfront It’s hard to believe you two have not met. After all, Mr. Roper has been active in this movement since at least the mid-1990s, and he has preserved […]
Tags: andrew anglin, billy roper, white nationalism Posted in Politics | 3 Comments »
Presumed Guilty
by Brett Stevens (January 5th, 2017)
The fallacy of democracy is assuming that the average person has the aptitude, concern or self-discipline to make leadership decisions. We know that only about 1% of the population at most make good surgeons, SEALs or fine artists; why do we assume that leadership is any different? People like democracy because in theory it neutralizes […]
Tags: #blmkidnapping, diversity, internationalism, multiculturalism, presumed guilty Posted in Politics | 11 Comments »
Christopher Pankhurst Reviews Nihilism
by Brett Stevens (January 5th, 2017)
Over at Counter Currents, Christopher Pankhurst reviews my first book, Nihilism: A Philosophy Based In Nothingness And Eternity. Along with an earlier review by Peter Heft, this is among my favorite writings about the book because it grasps the difficult essence of its topic, active nihilism. In particular, the review establishes this excellent summary of […]
Tags: Books, christopher pankhurst, counter currents, nihilism, Nihilism: A Philosophy Based in Nothingness and Eternity, review Posted in Meta | No Comments »
#BLMKidnapping: Clear Proof That #DiversityIsOver
by Brett Stevens (January 4th, 2017)
Several African-Americans abducted, beat and tortured a mentally disabled white fellow and posted the video to social media. Among other things, statements against white people and Donald J. Trump were made, and the victim was humiliated with these statements. Video below — warning, this contains cruelty and violence: This is an obvious hate crime. If […]
Tags: #diversityisover, diversity, ethno-pluralism, internationalism, multiculturalism, race, racism Posted in Politics | 39 Comments »
George Soros: A Walking Case Study For Formalism
by Jonathan Peter Wilkinson (January 4th, 2017)
When a smart person thinks of a really new and cutting-edge idea that person can be described as brilliant or deranged. The person is brilliant if a lot of people can actually understand and genuinely like the idea. If either or both forks of the and conditional above go unmet, the smart person gets tagged […]
Tags: closed societies, formalism, george soros, mencius moldbug, neoreaction, open societies Posted in Politics | 2 Comments »
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by Brett Stevens (January 4th, 2017)
As the realization sets in that the functional side of humanity in the West has rejected Leftism and liberal democracy, the usual neurotics and unhappy people who make up the Left are campaigning to hide the dissent, as they always do. To that end, the little totalitarians have set up a list of Twitter accounts […]
Tags: amerika, arschpresse, censorship, eastern paganism, friedrich w. nietzsche, leftism, national socialism, nazis, twitter, ziege heil! Posted in Politics | 14 Comments »
Conservative Martyrs
by Brett Stevens (January 4th, 2017)
As we look back over the wreckage of the past two centuries, a time during which Leftist power steadily increased, we have to wonder: why are our conservatives so inept? The first reason of course is that people love to be on the winning side, and the Left with its policy of social inclusion is […]
Tags: alt-right, baby boomers, christianity, conservatism, generation x, greatest generation, martyrdom, me generation, no Posted in Politics | 5 Comments »
2013 Was Peak SJW
by Brett Stevens (January 4th, 2017)
Perhaps the peak of the staggering collective mental health disorder that is Leftism, in its latest incarnation as “SJW” or “social justice warrior” cultural Leftism, occurred in 2013 with this article on the now nearly bankrupt The Guardian platform. In it, a woman bemoans how a desire to be feminine will cause her daughter to […]
Tags: dissociation, lügenpresse, propaganda, SJWs, SWPL Posted in Politics | 6 Comments »
Yes, The Washington Post Really Is Fake News
by Paul Warkin (January 4th, 2017)
In our world of microscopic attention spans and oversocialized lives desperate for purpose, news stories follow a predictable arc: Shocking revelation: something terrible happened; some great danger is revealed; or something very unfair and mean is happening. Mass hysteria and speculation: a headline gets shared around, the event is rapidly and all-too-neatly fit into a […]
Tags: fake news, lügenpresse Posted in Social Reality | 1 Comment »
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