Nato could be in its final days, a former Supreme Allied Commander has warned, as Americaβs commitment to the transatlantic alliance wavers.
Admiral James Stavridis, an American who served as Natoβs Europe commander from 2009-2013, said we could be witnessing the βlast daysβ of the alliance and the start of a new βEuropean Treaty Organisationβ.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/03/01/nato-end-europe-america-defence-uk-trump/
Admiral James Stavridis, an American who served as Natoβs Europe commander from 2009-2013, said we could be witnessing the βlast daysβ of the alliance and the start of a new βEuropean Treaty Organisationβ.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/03/01/nato-end-europe-america-defence-uk-trump/
The Telegraph
End of Nato alliance could be βdays awayβ, warns former commander
Wavering US support for the defence bloc may open the door to a new βEuropean Treaty Organisationβ, says Admiral James Stavridis
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A activist from NRM found a antifa putting up stickers in his local storeβ¦
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Rephrasing unacceptable concepts
A number of rare movements and theorists have attempted to envision an alternative Europe. After the war, Oswald Mosley (1896-1980), the British leader of fascism in England in the 1930s, published two works in which he put forward the idea of "Europe a Nation." Inspired by the Nazi New Order, this idea of a European nationalism brought together nations presented as equals. Mosley's writings went on to inspire groups such as Jeune Europe ("Young Europe"), which British historian Roger Griffin described as "Eurofascist." From the 1960s onwards, this movement, originally from Belgium but built as an international, promoted a "pan-European utopia."
However, this right-wing pro-European vision crashed up against the vigor of nationalism, and found little success, whether in radical circles or among the general public. More enduring, however, was the influence of the French New Right, a far-right political school of thought interested in the idea of a "civilizational Europe." Indeed, the members of the Research and Study Group for the European Civilization (GRECE), founded in 1968-1969 around nationalist writers Jean Mabire and Dominique Venner, the writings of which are still published in the French journal ElΓ©ments pour la Civilisation EuropΓ©enne ("Elements for the European Civilisation"), presuppose the existence of a culture that is specific to the continent and threatened with decline.
This elaborate conception of Europe as an entity to be defended serves as the underpinnings for rephrasing far-right concepts. "After the Second World War, racism and the idea of discrimination based on race became largely unacceptable in the West," said PΓ©rine Schir, a doctoral student in political philosophy at the UniversitΓ© de Rouen. Faced with this, the New Right tried to redefine the "human groupings" that it aimed to distinguish from one another, using non-biological terms to avoid accusations of racism, and from then on began to speak of "ethnic groups," "nations" and "cultures."
"These are certainly presented as being equal to one another, but also as having to remain separate, at the risk of of dissolving and disappearing. This is what the New Right calls ethno-differentialism, or ethno-pluralism," said Schir, who is also a research fellow at the Illiberalism Studies Program at George Washington University.
Indeed, while this βEuropean civilizationβ can be imagined as being atheistic, pagan or Christian, depending on the author, it is always a homogeneously white and anti-Muslim Europe. The concept of ethno-differentialism is first and foremost a tool for opposing multiculturalism and immigration, supporting the idea that both threaten the survival of European and national cultures. Moreover, these two cultural levels are not seen as mutually exclusive: "The idea is to try to think of cultural zones that go beyond the strict framework of the nation; but this idea of European civilizational unity is always based on local specificities, be they French, Italian, German, etc.," said Schir.
https://archive.ph/2025.01.11-180047/https://www.lemonde.fr/en/opinion/article/2024/06/08/how-the-far-right-envisions-europe_6674195_23.html
A number of rare movements and theorists have attempted to envision an alternative Europe. After the war, Oswald Mosley (1896-1980), the British leader of fascism in England in the 1930s, published two works in which he put forward the idea of "Europe a Nation." Inspired by the Nazi New Order, this idea of a European nationalism brought together nations presented as equals. Mosley's writings went on to inspire groups such as Jeune Europe ("Young Europe"), which British historian Roger Griffin described as "Eurofascist." From the 1960s onwards, this movement, originally from Belgium but built as an international, promoted a "pan-European utopia."
However, this right-wing pro-European vision crashed up against the vigor of nationalism, and found little success, whether in radical circles or among the general public. More enduring, however, was the influence of the French New Right, a far-right political school of thought interested in the idea of a "civilizational Europe." Indeed, the members of the Research and Study Group for the European Civilization (GRECE), founded in 1968-1969 around nationalist writers Jean Mabire and Dominique Venner, the writings of which are still published in the French journal ElΓ©ments pour la Civilisation EuropΓ©enne ("Elements for the European Civilisation"), presuppose the existence of a culture that is specific to the continent and threatened with decline.
This elaborate conception of Europe as an entity to be defended serves as the underpinnings for rephrasing far-right concepts. "After the Second World War, racism and the idea of discrimination based on race became largely unacceptable in the West," said PΓ©rine Schir, a doctoral student in political philosophy at the UniversitΓ© de Rouen. Faced with this, the New Right tried to redefine the "human groupings" that it aimed to distinguish from one another, using non-biological terms to avoid accusations of racism, and from then on began to speak of "ethnic groups," "nations" and "cultures."
"These are certainly presented as being equal to one another, but also as having to remain separate, at the risk of of dissolving and disappearing. This is what the New Right calls ethno-differentialism, or ethno-pluralism," said Schir, who is also a research fellow at the Illiberalism Studies Program at George Washington University.
Indeed, while this βEuropean civilizationβ can be imagined as being atheistic, pagan or Christian, depending on the author, it is always a homogeneously white and anti-Muslim Europe. The concept of ethno-differentialism is first and foremost a tool for opposing multiculturalism and immigration, supporting the idea that both threaten the survival of European and national cultures. Moreover, these two cultural levels are not seen as mutually exclusive: "The idea is to try to think of cultural zones that go beyond the strict framework of the nation; but this idea of European civilizational unity is always based on local specificities, be they French, Italian, German, etc.," said Schir.
https://archive.ph/2025.01.11-180047/https://www.lemonde.fr/en/opinion/article/2024/06/08/how-the-far-right-envisions-europe_6674195_23.html
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How the far right envisions Europe
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Elon Musk rightly realizes that all these international organizations are obsolete and serve no purpose in the coming multipolar Age of Empires.
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In terms of content, Voigt shifted from a rather conservative towards a more radical ideological outlook, redefining the NPD as a βrevolutionary partyβ. In addition, capitalizing on growing dissatisfaction with the outcome of the so-called reunification in the eastern parts of Germany, the NPD introduced a new focus on social themes that were attractive for an electorate that was frustrated with its post-1989 existence.
Wiebke Keim
Wiebke Keim
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The ideology of the NPD has been described as consisting of the following elements: (1) historical national egotism, including the rejection of all criticism of German responsibility for World War II and the conduct thereof; (2) statism, or state absolutism; (3) biological determinism and race collectivism; (4) a mixture of corporatism and plebiscitary democracy; and (5) cultural pessimism. These issues are not far from orthodox Nazi views and policies, but some of the positions of the New Right seem to give them a modern gloss: racism now may be called βethnopluralismβ which, however, denies the universality of humankind on an allegedly scientific basis. The prejudice against foreign workers is rationalized as a fear that the Germans may be biologically overwhelmed by alien races. Then there are some new, or not so new elements, such as the movement for a βEuropean nation,β perhaps dΓ©jΓ vu as the βdefense of the occidentβ against alien intrusions from the Soviet Union or America. The New Right even speaks of a βEuropean socialism,β meaning apparently a solidaristic Volksgemeinschaft of all Europeans.
Peter Merkl, Political Violence and Terror
Peter Merkl, Political Violence and Terror
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Europe is full of good gatherings in the sign of a vital counterculture. When our friends in Italy invited us for Conzertocracia it was without hesitation some of our guys jumped on the plane.
Even if it was the same weekend as our own Kontrakultur III we decided to split some of our forces. Blocco is always Blocco and Casapound have a special place in our black hearts.
A special thanks for a awesome consert to:
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Even if it was the same weekend as our own Kontrakultur III we decided to split some of our forces. Blocco is always Blocco and Casapound have a special place in our black hearts.
A special thanks for a awesome consert to:
Il Bastione Parma
Blocco Studentesco Parma
Zeta Zero Alfa
Ultima Frontiera
SPQR
Bronson
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βWho would have thought during the crimes of the Great Terror during the French Revolution that soon after a Bonaparte would come out and raise France up from the abyss with an iron fist? A few years later, and Bonaparte almost created the United Europe. A Russian Bonaparte could also rise up. The young Marshal Tukhachevsky executed by Stalin on Benesβ advice, was of the right stature in 1937.β
LΓ©on Degrelle
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π₯ Homage to the great prophet of European power that was the Belgian Jean Thiriart.
βπ» Founder of the European, transnational movement, "Young Europe" in the 1960s, he inspired many activists in favor of a powerful Europe.
π Compared to Pareto or Machiavelli, the Belgian theorist defined himself as a βJacobin of the Greatest Europeβ and advocated an βeconomy of powerβ as opposed to capitalist and communist ideologies.
We consider Thiriart one of our inspirations, despite our different opinions on some issues.
Whoever wants to create the Europe of tomorrow cannot forget him.
βπ» Founder of the European, transnational movement, "Young Europe" in the 1960s, he inspired many activists in favor of a powerful Europe.
π Compared to Pareto or Machiavelli, the Belgian theorist defined himself as a βJacobin of the Greatest Europeβ and advocated an βeconomy of powerβ as opposed to capitalist and communist ideologies.
We consider Thiriart one of our inspirations, despite our different opinions on some issues.
Whoever wants to create the Europe of tomorrow cannot forget him.
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Nobody wants to defend Western-Europe anymore. Right-wing youth feel betrayed by their hostile ruling elites. Left-wing youth are weak and selfhating. Meanwhile, foreign youths in all of our cities will fight for their countries of origin, not for Europe.
Dries Van Langenhove
Dries Van Langenhove
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The situation is basically a mess. But from a Dissident Right perspective, it seems that the only people here with legitimate interests are the Ukrainian nationalists and the Russians who wish to thwart the encroachment of globalism and which is, ultimately, anti-white. Itβs tragic that two such noble goals have to meet head-on like this, but dissidents should not excommunicate each other while arguing over which goal is nobler. They both serve the interests of whites in one way or another, and thus the topic of the Russian-Ukrainian War should be able to encompass a wide range of opinions.
https://counter-currents.com/2022/03/legitimate-controversy-over-the-russian-ukrainian-war/
https://counter-currents.com/2022/03/legitimate-controversy-over-the-russian-ukrainian-war/
Counter-Currents
Legitimate Controversy Over the Russian-Ukrainian War
1,233 words In times of great stress, allies must focus on what binds them together. Allies will remain allies if what binds them together is more important than what could break them apart. If allies can agree on what these things are, then all else canβ¦
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The rightward edge of conservatism is firmly where the alt right was in 2017. This is an unmitigated win, and anyone who thinks otherwise just has no serious praxis.
https://fxtwitter.com/loganclarkhall/status/1896680940388417856
https://fxtwitter.com/loganclarkhall/status/1896680940388417856
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Logan Hall (@loganclarkhall)
Tucker: "Just on principle, every other group in the world has a right to its own homeland except White people? What? Explain how that makes sense. Either no group has the right or every group has the right. What the hell? Why are we playing along with thisβ¦
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The pace is glacial and undeniably maddening. But these timid little conservative men are being dragged further right every year by the sheer force of our will.
Each year, they peek out & emerge from their safe burrows to see that men far stronger than they are have weathered everything the enemy has given. The overton window pried further apart. Every year, it's safer to talk about race and our undeniable right to exist.
The road is long
but we are inevitable
Each year, they peek out & emerge from their safe burrows to see that men far stronger than they are have weathered everything the enemy has given. The overton window pried further apart. Every year, it's safer to talk about race and our undeniable right to exist.
The road is long
but we are inevitable
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I remember I had a dinner once with Jean-Marie Le Pen, the former leader of the French Front National, about 20 years ago. And when I was on the fringe of the Right-wing of the Conservative Party at that time and attended a group the day after half the people in the audience booed and half of them cheered. I think UKIP is the same. There are people in UKIP who can be detached and broken away, who want something slightly harder, something more robust, because UKIPβs MEPs are meaningless. The only time they get in the media after theyβre elected is if one of them is found out to be corrupt or engaged in benefit fraud like Ashley Mote and is dragged off. Thatβs the only time the media notices them. Theyβre led by a Powell-lite, Farage, but how much does he really talk about those sorts of issues?
Jonathan Bowden
Jonathan Bowden
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We possess several hundred atomic warheads and rockets and can launch them at targets in all directions, perhaps even at Rome. Most European capitals are targets for our air forceβ¦. We have the capability to take the world down with us. And I can assure you that that will happen before Israel goes under.
Martin van Creveld
Martin van Creveld
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