“Let’s not forget the pregnant women who were forced to crawl around on their hands and knees for hours on end in coal mines or … the eight year old boys who were forced to earn a living by climbing up filthy chimneys … the most exploited people …. were the White workers of Britain”.

Joseph Pearce

Authoritarian Conservatism After The War: Julius Evola and Europe
by Paul Furlong

The paper analyses and assesses the development of the post-war thought of Julius Evola. Evola’s initial writings in the inter-war period were from an ideological position close to the Fascist regime in Italy, though not identical to it. Over a long and prolific writing career he developed a complex and relatively consistent line of argument, which synthesises the spiritual orientation of writers such as René Guénon with the political concerns of the European authoritarian Right. The paper argues that notwithstanding the changed circumstances, Evola remained committed to the Traditionalism, broadly defined, with which he had been associated before 1945, and that his success lay in his capacity to adapt his strategic perspective without sacrificing the fundamentals of his conservative authoritarian position.

Milan, the three militant communities, CasaPound, Lealtà-Azione, Rete dei Patrioti: new acquittal for Roman salutes during Ramelli commemoration

Eurosiberia Election Special #1: Robert Stark and the American Expat

Robert Stark, the American Expat, and Constantin von Hoffmeister talk about the Trump campaign’s Puerto Rico garbage comment, Harris and accelerationism, a potential socialist wing in the Republican Party, the multicultural future of America, ethnopluralism in a civic nationalist empire, and more.

Watch the podcast here:

https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/eurosiberia-election-special-1

"We are in the process of the second American Revolution, which will remain bloodless, if the left allows it to be."

Kevin Roberts

Ian Stuart Donaldson refused to recognise the state of Israel, remarking in one interview:
“There is no such place. I only recognise Palestine…”

If we take a moment to step back from the war raging in the Levant, though, it almost seems as if the West as a whole is being subjected the same type of forces that we are witnessing more visibly in Gaza. As Greg Johnson has argued, white people are being subjected to a slow, deliberate genocide wherever we happen to live.

Like the Palestinians, we too are being experimented on, surveilled, monitored, tracked, subjected to unrelenting propaganda, and replaced by hordes of foreigners.

Why is it important to pay attention to the ongoing war in Gaza and Israel’s extermination of the Palestinians? Because it is our future, too, if we do not resist metapolitically. I do not want Palestinians entering my country in vast numbers as a result of this war. They do not belong in Canada, the United States, Europe, or the wider West. But their plight should serve as a grim reminder of the Jewish proclivity for genocidal revenge.

https://counter-currents.com/2024/02/war-and-genocide-in-gaza-with-no-end-in-sight/

For Wilfred Risdon the British Union of Fascists was "the custodian of the ideals of the early Socialist pioneers" and Mosley the twentieth-century equivalent of Robert Owen. However the Labour Party through its acceptance of the capitalist values of materialism and internationalism had betrayed its socialist principles and supporters. Risdon continued this critique by claiming that fascism was a natural development from, and improvement upon socialism.

If the situation was hopeless, their propaganda would be unnecessary. 😎

Nietzschean Socialism — Left and Right, 1890-1933
by Steven E. Aschheim

It was not surprising that when the radical right sought to appropriate the idea of socialism for its own purposes Nietzsche was the central inspiration in such a transition.

The right now offered a ‘national socialism’ as a counterweight to the Marxist idea of international proletarian revolution. Its ideologues could proclaim themselves socialists not only because they assigned to the state authoritarian powers to regulate socio-economic life along quasi-corporate lines, but also because they couched their analyses of society in terms of a biting critique of the bourgeoisie and accorded to the lower classes a major role in their visions of a post-liberal, post-Marxist, national regeneration. Nietzsche provided a fruitful source for these themes. This was a conception which conflated the national with the social. Dedication to the nation would create a socialism of the volksgemeinschaft, a viable substitute for the socialism of class.

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Trump as the Last Warrior of the West

Michael Kumpmann presents Esoteric Trumpism as Constantin von Hoffmeister’s exploration of Trump as a mythic, Archeofuturist figure navigating the West’s existential battle for revival, bridging esoteric symbolism and modern populism in an apocalyptic quest for renewal.

Read the review here:

https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/trump-as-the-last-warrior-of-the-west

Gottfried Feder's writings called for a thoroughgoing state socialism. In the same writings he also said quite a lot about the form of the new state. It would be corporatist in structure, and highly representative. In "Der soziale Staat," he even proposed that the vote be extended to children.

“Others call us reactionary. Some do this in bad faith so that the workers will give us a wide berth and not listen to us. Despite this the workers will listen to us, and when they listen to us they will not believe those who make this accusation, because it is precisely when the aim is to restore, as we do, the idea of the indestructible integrity of fate that it is not possible to be reactionary.”

Josè Antonio Primo de Rivera

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