Why Is There No Socialism in the United States?
by Werner Sombart

Why is the United States the only advanced capitalist nation without a labor party? This question is central to debates about American society. Robin Archer offers a fresh perspective by comparing the U.S. to Australia, which established a labor party in the late nineteenth century.

While both countries share historical and social traits, American unions faltered amid industrial decline. Archer argues that factors like prosperity and democracy often facilitated change rather than hindered it. Ultimately, he concludes that the absence of a labor party in the U.S. stems from the effects of repression, religion, and political sectarianism.

#Capitalism #Marxism #Economics #History #America #ConservativeRevolution

I’m not going to reveal it, but I had a very long private conversation with TIK History. He’s probably going to to do a follow up video where he’s going to cover some of the things I said..

“Neither red front nor reaction, armed struggle for the Third Position!”

This is genius

A school district in Illinois is being sued over an anti White ideology it promotes.

The complaint alleges that in pursuit of equity, District 65 told staff that “white individuals are ‘loud, authoritative . . . [and] controlling,’” and that “To be less white is to be less racially oppressive,” that “White identity is inherently racist” and that they must denounce “white privilege.”

 https://www.thecentersquare.com/illinois/article_f253c717-f7fd-56b0-a7cc-1277419a34aa.html

I take partial credit for getting BDs to do this when talking with them.

“The only difference was their cultural-ideological premisses. Whereas the leftists’ reference point continued to be the neo-Marxist critique of society, the right-wingers adopted Julius Evola’s ideas of the political soldier and the rejection of the modern world. On both left and right, violence became a standard political resource”

Piero Ignazi

#Adinolfi #Russia #USA #History 🇺🇸🇷🇺

If we trace Russia’s 🇷🇺 history since at least 1917, it is evident how much it owes to the United States 🇺🇸: from the truce that prevented the Red Army from losing the civil war, to the financing of its bankrupt economy.

You can read more: HERE❗️

🔴Les Lansquenets🔴

Hassan Nasrallah, one of the most effective leaders in the fight against ISIS/Daesh and Al Qaeda, killed by the Zionist regime which provided hospital treatment to Islamists injured in their Western-backed invasion of Syria.

All those who cheer his death mark themselves out as either brain-dead morons or part of the Zionist lie machine.

Palestinian Christians are mourning him tonight alongside their Muslim counterparts.

David Zsutty of the Homeland Institute reports on their recent poll on immigration. It turns out that far more GOP voters are single-issue immigration voters than pro-life or pro-gun voters. Also, opposition to immigration restriction from Democrats and independents is less intense than opposition to pro-gun and pro-life measures.

https://counter-currents.com/2024/09/the-rise-of-the-single-issue-immigration-voter/

the two type of ziggers

This is nonsense because the same issues that are at stake today were at stake in Europe 100 years ago, and anyone could see that. The Nazis banned Jewish LGBT libraries and set the LGBT movement back 100 years. There was talk already in 1900 about how the White race was in decline. This feeling was a huge factor in the rise of Fascism in Europe.

The Allied leaders knew exactly what they were doing. FDR's administration was one of the first to start desegregation, and Eisenhower (leader of the Allies in Europe) finished it in the South at the point of the bayonet. America, Britain, and France were gift-wrapped and handed to Jews. The Allied leaders were mostly anti-European, anti-White maniacs and history has proven this 100% true.

The troops were a different story, but the troops weren't the ones making political decisions.