By Esoterictrad There is a reason when I randomly encountered Mencius Moldbug the man seemed nervous and awkward. He was overweight and slightly sickly looking. Almost the epitome of a programmer who doesn’t get enough outside exercise. There is a reason NRx is relegated to endless critique and circular thinking about problems on the back…
Month: January 2019
Who Had The Best 2018, Geopolitically?
By Greg Reynolds Time Magazine declared “The Guardians” (meaning journalists who faced persecution, arrest or murder for their reporting) as Person of The Year for 2018, and The Financial Times selected George Soros for the same honor. Yet those of us who do not worship Moloch might prefer an alternative who actually accomplished something for…
Interview with a Yellow Vest
Translation provided by Sgt. Ghân with Frodois le Blanc As you may know, the protest started because of some tax increase on fuels. It was the starting point but very soon, as the movement got bigger, it became a general protest against the government (elites) and raised questions about how people’s wealth is redistributed through…
The Smirk Seen around the World, Part 1: Mobilization of the Narrative.
As everyone knows by now, the events of that fateful day after this year’s March for Life in Washington D.C. between a group of Indigenous activist and the Covington Catholic school boys exposed a deluge of pathologies and pent up aggression that lies beneath the surface of the Cathedral media-culture industry machine. In this multi-part…
Five Friday Reads – 1/25/2019
“When we win, do not forget that these people want you broke, dead, your kids raped and brainwashed, and they think it’s funny,” Sam Hyde When Hyde stated this, it seemed a bit hyperbolic. It is not anymore. One step further, do they even think it is funny? Read their tweets. It is fury and rage that fuels these cretins to go…
Dollar Store Reaction
By SuperLutheran Everyone wants to be the king. No one wants to be the serf (except me). In the Dissident Right movement, the tendency of the purity spiraler is to form an abstraction that, in his mind, becomes the sine qua non of being “right” enough. In the Alt Right, this leads to the stereotypical,…
Partial Perspectives
It is inspiriting without doubt to whizz in a motor-car round the earth, to feel Arabia as a whirl of sand or China as a flash of rice-fields. But Arabia is not a whirl of sand and China is not a flash of rice-fields. -G.K. Chesterton, Heretics The story is familiar enough. Some institution is…
Manipulating & Medicating Masculinity
Most things in America today happen and then cause two different reactions like a split drop of water down an arm. Same drop, same molecule of H2O, and same arm yet different paths. It is not chaos theory. This is due to the political mindset of the individual. There is reality, and then there is…
Five Friday Reads – 1/18/19
America is not a serious country anymore. As an empire, it is obviously in decline. It can maintain relative dominance for now, but it still has declined from its apex. We take years to build on-ramps for bridges that took months to build. In the time the replacement for the twin towers was constructed, old…
AOC, Ann Coulter and Alternative Taxes
Making her new girl in DC media tour, AOC showed up on 60 Minutes. The statement she made in the interview that set a conversation going was that she wanted the rich to pay their fair share and income taxes should be raised to 70%. As there is no real party line on the right…
The American Sun 