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"The disappearance of whites will not lead to an apocalypse. Perhaps it will be the beginning of something better."
British writer Mohsin Hamid (of Pakistani descent) discussed his book "The Last White" with an Afro-British presenter on the popular Sky News channel.
Hamid lives in a country built by whites and has achieved some success as a writer. Why didn't he stay in his native Pakistan, where there are no whites? The question is rhetorical. But it is quite obvious that the British police will not react to his words.
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British writer Mohsin Hamid (of Pakistani descent) discussed his book "The Last White" with an Afro-British presenter on the popular Sky News channel.
Hamid lives in a country built by whites and has achieved some success as a writer. Why didn't he stay in his native Pakistan, where there are no whites? The question is rhetorical. But it is quite obvious that the British police will not react to his words.
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β Never again communism in Bulgaria!
π§π¬ On February 1st, we honored all the victims of the dark communist regime in our homeland.
Expect more photos and videos from the event soon.
π§π¬ On February 1st, we honored all the victims of the dark communist regime in our homeland.
Expect more photos and videos from the event soon.
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βThe corporative revolution knows no compromises β¦ it touches everything in our lives, transforming our way of thinking, our moral and social relationships as well as economic ones β¦ No reformism, no reaction, just revolution. This is fascism.β
βRivoluzione di popolo,β Cantiere (March 10, 1934).
βRivoluzione di popolo,β Cantiere (March 10, 1934).
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The radical right is the ultimate challenge to liberalism, and the Cultured Thug is its avatar, the man who can both fight and think. Few have attempted to summarize radical right-wing thought both comprehensively and on its own terms. This book does just that.
The Cultured Thug Handbook sets out 45 key concepts in plain language. From the Deep State to Asabiyyah, from Patriarchy to the FriendβEnemy Distinction, all the major ideas are here. These are the ideas that built our world.
This book pulls no punches, and boldly asserts ideas considered taboo today, but utterly sane and normal for all of human history up until five minutes ago. It is indispensable for understanding the political right of today.
https://www.imperiumpress.org/shop/cultured-thug-handbook/
The Cultured Thug Handbook sets out 45 key concepts in plain language. From the Deep State to Asabiyyah, from Patriarchy to the FriendβEnemy Distinction, all the major ideas are here. These are the ideas that built our world.
This book pulls no punches, and boldly asserts ideas considered taboo today, but utterly sane and normal for all of human history up until five minutes ago. It is indispensable for understanding the political right of today.
https://www.imperiumpress.org/shop/cultured-thug-handbook/
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Trump announced he will be cutting off all aid to South Africa over their government targeting White people. This is an excellent development.
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On Saturday, February 15, Cercle Urbain II will have the pleasure of welcoming Gabriele Adinolfi again for a conference on the relevance of Revolutionary Nationalism in the 21st century.
This questioning is all the more legitimate since the NR has always wanted to be resolutely modern.
In France, the first NR political formations date back to the 1960s.
Recognizing the end of the colonial world and the domination of Europe over the globe, a new nationalism is emerging, rejecting Capitalism, American or Soviet influence, and the old chauvinisms of Nation States.
Neither capitalists nor Marxists, but for a third way!
But is this vision, this doctrine, still relevant today?
Is Revolutionary Nationalism, the child of the new ideas of the 20th century, adapted to our Post-Modern era?
Gabriele Adinolfi, Italian writer and NR activist, will present his views as well as his latest book "Challenge to the Future".
ποΈ Saturday 15 February - 18:00
π Clermont-Ferrand
This questioning is all the more legitimate since the NR has always wanted to be resolutely modern.
In France, the first NR political formations date back to the 1960s.
Recognizing the end of the colonial world and the domination of Europe over the globe, a new nationalism is emerging, rejecting Capitalism, American or Soviet influence, and the old chauvinisms of Nation States.
Neither capitalists nor Marxists, but for a third way!
But is this vision, this doctrine, still relevant today?
Is Revolutionary Nationalism, the child of the new ideas of the 20th century, adapted to our Post-Modern era?
Gabriele Adinolfi, Italian writer and NR activist, will present his views as well as his latest book "Challenge to the Future".
ποΈ Saturday 15 February - 18:00
π Clermont-Ferrand
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GRECE AND THE CONQUEST OF THE POWER OF IDEAS
Guillaume Faye outlines how GRECE aims to conduct a "metapolitical" struggle - focusing on transforming culture and ideas rather than direct political action - to overcome what Faye sees as the destructive aspects of Western modernity, including individualism, egalitarianism, and what he terms "humanitarian" universalism. He envisions this as a long-term project to fundamentally reshape European consciousness and return to what he considers authentic European values, combining both ancient traditions and modern scientific insights.
Read it here:
https://nouvelledroite.substack.com/p/grece-and-the-conquest-of-the-power
Guillaume Faye outlines how GRECE aims to conduct a "metapolitical" struggle - focusing on transforming culture and ideas rather than direct political action - to overcome what Faye sees as the destructive aspects of Western modernity, including individualism, egalitarianism, and what he terms "humanitarian" universalism. He envisions this as a long-term project to fundamentally reshape European consciousness and return to what he considers authentic European values, combining both ancient traditions and modern scientific insights.
Read it here:
https://nouvelledroite.substack.com/p/grece-and-the-conquest-of-the-power
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We have shown all those willing to listen that it is possible to be concerned about social issues without renouncing oneβs obligations to the nation, and to be a nationalist without abandoning oneβs commitment to social progress. Resurrection will come when the passionate ranks of the Left unite spontaneously with the revived forces of the Right, shaking off their false leaders.
Colonel de La Rocque, Service public
Colonel de La Rocque, Service public
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Today marks the birthday of Charles Lindbergh. Read more about his profound life and achievements here:
https://counter-currents.com/2023/02/remembering-charles-lindbergh/
https://counter-currents.com/2023/02/remembering-charles-lindbergh/
Counter-Currents
Remembering Charles Lindbergh
2,142 words The life of Charles Augustus Lindbergh is a benchmark of Western Civilization. Sadly, a reading of his resume gives one the feeling that men of this caliber, or the attitudes of the times they lived in, have been permanently relegated to the past.β¦
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Elon Muskβs bold vision for technological progress aligns with Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloniβs nationalist agenda, offering Italyβs right-wing movement a modern cultural framework while posing challenges for European unity
In some ways, Musk echoes Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, the early 20th-century Italian poet and founder of the Futurist social movement. Both figures managed to capture the imagination of their respective eras with bold visions of technological progress and societal disruption. Marinettiβs Futurism was a rallying cry for speed, innovation, and a break with the past β ideals that aligned closely with the early Fascist movementβs desire for radical transformation. Similarly, Muskβs ventures in electric cars, space exploration, and social media have positioned him as the new standard-bearer of technological progress, appealing to those who see the future as a realm of limitless potential. Just as Marinettiβs Futurism provided the early Fascists with a cultural framework for their revolutionary zeal, Muskβs hyper-technological vision offers Meloni and her allies a blueprint for their own aspirations.
The Meloni-Musk partnership symbolises a new kind of futurism for the Italian right, one that seeks to redefine progress through the lenses of technology and national strength. However, for this vision to translate into tangible benefits, Meloni will need to balance her domestic priorities with broader European goals. Failure to do so could isolate Italy within the EU, turning a potential strategic advantage into a missed opportunity.
https://ecfr.eu/article/the-new-futurism-what-a-meloni-musk-alliance-could-mean-for-europe/
In some ways, Musk echoes Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, the early 20th-century Italian poet and founder of the Futurist social movement. Both figures managed to capture the imagination of their respective eras with bold visions of technological progress and societal disruption. Marinettiβs Futurism was a rallying cry for speed, innovation, and a break with the past β ideals that aligned closely with the early Fascist movementβs desire for radical transformation. Similarly, Muskβs ventures in electric cars, space exploration, and social media have positioned him as the new standard-bearer of technological progress, appealing to those who see the future as a realm of limitless potential. Just as Marinettiβs Futurism provided the early Fascists with a cultural framework for their revolutionary zeal, Muskβs hyper-technological vision offers Meloni and her allies a blueprint for their own aspirations.
The Meloni-Musk partnership symbolises a new kind of futurism for the Italian right, one that seeks to redefine progress through the lenses of technology and national strength. However, for this vision to translate into tangible benefits, Meloni will need to balance her domestic priorities with broader European goals. Failure to do so could isolate Italy within the EU, turning a potential strategic advantage into a missed opportunity.
https://ecfr.eu/article/the-new-futurism-what-a-meloni-musk-alliance-could-mean-for-europe/
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The new Futurism: What a Meloni-Musk alliance could mean for Europe
Elon Muskβs bold vision for technological progress aligns with Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloniβs nationalist agenda, offering Italyβs right-wing movement a modern cultural framework while posing challenges for European unity
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π΄ February 6th commemorations
The Cercle Franco-Hispanique invites you to the February 6th commemorations, on Saturday, February 8, 2025 in Paris!
Mass at 11am followed by a banquet at 12:30pm.
Registration required at 0781725881 or at [email protected]
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The Cercle Franco-Hispanique invites you to the February 6th commemorations, on Saturday, February 8, 2025 in Paris!
Mass at 11am followed by a banquet at 12:30pm.
Registration required at 0781725881 or at [email protected]
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π΄ββ οΈ6 February 1934π΄ββ οΈ
Throughout the month of January, demonstrations followed one another and a meeting was set for February 6, the date of the presentation of the new government to the Chamber at the Place de la Concorde. Most of the leagues or associations responded: LβAction FranΓ§aise and the Kingβs Camelots, Young Patriots (JP), French Solidarity, Croix de Feu, La FΓ©dΓ©ration nationale des syndicats et groupements de contribuablesβ¦
It was after the order to disperse that the demonstration turned into a riot and we witnessed real street fighting. Gunshots, fires, stone throwing...
The shock troops of the Action Française and in particular the seventeenth team grouping the street vendors of the sixteenth arrondissement (led by Jean Filiol) will play a leading role in this riot since they will be the first to launch themselves against the police at the Pont de la Concorde!
And in the evening of this revolutionary day, one of the most dramatic "barricades" in our history (17 dead and thousands injured).
Throughout the month of January, demonstrations followed one another and a meeting was set for February 6, the date of the presentation of the new government to the Chamber at the Place de la Concorde. Most of the leagues or associations responded: LβAction FranΓ§aise and the Kingβs Camelots, Young Patriots (JP), French Solidarity, Croix de Feu, La FΓ©dΓ©ration nationale des syndicats et groupements de contribuablesβ¦
It was after the order to disperse that the demonstration turned into a riot and we witnessed real street fighting. Gunshots, fires, stone throwing...
The shock troops of the Action Française and in particular the seventeenth team grouping the street vendors of the sixteenth arrondissement (led by Jean Filiol) will play a leading role in this riot since they will be the first to launch themselves against the police at the Pont de la Concorde!
And in the evening of this revolutionary day, one of the most dramatic "barricades" in our history (17 dead and thousands injured).
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The Pan-Fascist Paradox: How Does a Nationalist-Minded Fascist Think Transnationally?
by Aron Brouwer
To better understand cross-border fascist solidarity, this article suggests a new conceptual framework revolving around the term βpan-fascismβ and its βparadoxβ. It argues that the existence or non-existence of a pan-fascist βparadoxβ in the minds of historical fascists is a matter of optics, as it all depends on who is mobilizing the notion of fascist transnationalism. Because of such optical issues, which all must be unpacked historically, the conceptual framework of βpan-fascismβ does not offer a simple solution. It, rather, puts emphasis on a key question: how did certain fascists, at various moments in their lives, think about the possibility of fascist transnationalism? This paper takes the work, thought, and practices of the French editors of Je suis partout as a case study, and demonstrates how they attempted to reconcile their commitment to French nationalism with fascist transnationalism.
by Aron Brouwer
To better understand cross-border fascist solidarity, this article suggests a new conceptual framework revolving around the term βpan-fascismβ and its βparadoxβ. It argues that the existence or non-existence of a pan-fascist βparadoxβ in the minds of historical fascists is a matter of optics, as it all depends on who is mobilizing the notion of fascist transnationalism. Because of such optical issues, which all must be unpacked historically, the conceptual framework of βpan-fascismβ does not offer a simple solution. It, rather, puts emphasis on a key question: how did certain fascists, at various moments in their lives, think about the possibility of fascist transnationalism? This paper takes the work, thought, and practices of the French editors of Je suis partout as a case study, and demonstrates how they attempted to reconcile their commitment to French nationalism with fascist transnationalism.
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