Video is back up.

https://youtu.be/ZwzR-h8Ln_s?si=YvmRypbLP_5jTOJO

The Organisation Lutte du Peuple explained to its militants: “Don’t be afraid to use so-­called leftist terminology, provided, of course, you specify or modify its meaning”. The OLP denounced the West and “a Europe mentally and politically colonized” by cultural imperialism, the only solution to which was “a class struggle between ruling nations and ruled nations,” that is, a “fight for liberation from imperialism (USA-­USSR-­ZIONISM),” which was the work of the Jews. That liberation was supposed to eliminate the “pro-­Russian or pro-American Kollabos,” and “it ­will build a new cultural order founded on a virile Socialism: European Socialism.”

La Flamme (January 1972); Lutte du peuple, July 1973 and March 4–18, 1974.

This is a republication of the article. The old version is dead.

https://fascio.substack.com/p/analyzing-the-principality-of-zeon-c39

This video is back up

https://youtu.be/gV9_AOYO0mY?si=M99unVDEmW3lkYAY

Twilight of the Heroes: Remembering Jean Thiriart

Alexander Dugin recalls and revitalizes the legacy of Jean Thiriart, showing how cold geopolitical realism and fiery spiritual inspiration have been combined to generate enlivening visions of a European Revolution and Great Continental Empire.

Full essay below 👇

https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/twilight-of-the-heroes-remembering

“The national and the social questions can only be handled as the reverse side of each other.”

Karl Rodbertus-Jagetzow, 1872.

What the Americans detest more particularly is the war professional: the career soldier. They can, on occasion, foster some admiration for the ‘maverick’, the desperado, the bounty hunter or the Indian scout, rarely for the one who makes a profession of warlike talent.

— Alain de Benoist

Im about to nuke this in a bit.

https://thejaylino.substack.com/p/hitlers-economy-a-case-study-of-capitalist?r=16o4tj&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true

In the post, I prove that Nazi Germany was influenced by ironically Dollfuss’s Austrian fascism to a degree, mainly that they adopted the same corporate state structure, or at least a modified version.

It’s up… https://fascio.substack.com/p/the-myth-of-nazism-as-crony-capitalism

Yes. And we're going to put the libertarians in prison.

He’s deleting comments by anyone who brings up my article.

https://youtu.be/shjCW4Jx97c?si=TRrhaZakrhNB-7hr

Don’t let him ignore it!

https://fascio.substack.com/p/the-myth-of-nazism-as-crony-capitalism

Back to the dark ages? What are they talking about, Afghanistan executes murderers, we release them so they can offend again.
This is a case of justice, something the West has totally lost sight of.

People very often reduce liberalism to having arisen merely as a reaction against monarchical absolutism and ecclesiastical authority in the Middle Ages and early modern period. But if we think more carefully, it actually emerged from a longing for antiquity, a kind of “invisible” nostalgia for the ancient world. There is a Dionysian element, heavily rooted in ancient Greek philosophy, something inherently liberal in that older worldview.

Even with communism when you think about it because communism carries within it the echo of ancient communal societies: the village, the tribe, the commons shared without calculation. It is animated by a kind of “hidden” nostalgia for a world before private accumulation separated human beings from one another.

So there is something decidedly Apollonian or even Platonic in this ideal, the belief that society can be reshaped according to rational principles of justice and equality, that the fragmentation of the modern world can be overcome through a collective harmony. Yet within this Apollonian vision also pulses an earthy Dionysian impulse toward solidarity, celebration, and shared existence. Communism then is not merely a revolt against new forms of domination, it is also an attempt to retrieve the lost memory of a common humanity.

Most of these “thought leader” philosopher phags are essentially nostalgia merchants, dreaming of a return to the ancient world in which they never lived. The apple that the other person holds always looks bigger than yours.

☃️ White Boy Winter is here

They find it "unfortunate" that we can't be arrested for advocating for White Canadians.

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The Superhumanist Myth

Antoine Dresse (“Ego Non”) explores Italian philosopher Giorgio Locchi’s radical reinterpretation of Martin Heidegger’s work, positioning it as the philosophical culmination of what Locchi calls the “superhumanist myth” that rose with Wagner and Nietzsche and dared to envision a new beginning for European history and thought.

FULL READ👇

https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/the-superhumanist-myth-00b