Ultimately, this little project is a good reminder that Lord Mikka is right about everything, first and foremost the inheritance tax.
Civilization can't co-exist with clans, whether they're "old money" and "trad" or Yoruba welfare fraudsters.
These are the sort of Lifestyle Right developments which have to be viciously mocked and opposed if we want even a slim chance at saving White Civilization.
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That's not the problem. The problem is that in short-circuiting the development of political consciousness, it creates a deformed, ersatz consciousness in its place. These people are going to get together and jerk themselves off about how important "Legacy" and "Family" are.
There’s a Manifesto, you can go and read it.
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80% of the chimping against me on here is from people who were trying to sell this thinking they’d get money and “clout,” finding out no one wanted to attend virtual boring teach ins and then blaming me for it. Or writing book reports on Deleuze or Jouvenel that didn’t sell etc.
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None of this endears us to Israel
I was expecting Israel to be a little America—mostly English-speaking, a land full of convenience.
What I found was distinctly Middle Eastern—the people are brash, speak with their hands, and often don't know a lick of English. There are stray cats everywhere, mopeds, and graffiti. The street signs are in Hebrew, English, and Arabic. There is a mosque on prime beachfront property in Tel Aviv.
There is every kind of citizen imaginable. I saw Ethiopian Jews serving in the IDF. While touring an ancient Jewish site, I ran into a group of Arab schoolchildren also there to learn. I met a Mizrahi cab driver whose parents fled Morocco in the 50s.
Douglas Murray famously made Americans irate when he flamed Dave Smith on an episode of Joe Rogan for having never traveled to Israel—but he’s right. Visiting Israel shows you just how wrong the west is about the Jewish state.
Just go there.
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This is one of the most uplifting books that I've ever read. The story of the CUP is romantic, idealistic young officers obsessed with science, Japan & nationalism overthrowing their corrupt tyrant sultan &, eventually, in the disastrous aftermath of WWI, building something new.
Leftists used to believe in strength and courage; read Radek’s “Schlageter Speech,” an eloquent and thoughtful commemoration of an honorable enemy.
They could speak this way because they were bold, brave and confident in history’s blessing. Now, all they have is mealy-mouthed moralism.
















