Let us approach the question of Protestantism with a mindfulness of its differentiation, an understanding of its gravity in history, and an open mind to what merits it may conceal behind a disposition that has been rightly recognized as a challange by most Reactionary thinkers. Frithjof Schuon, a sage of the last century whose understanding…
I took a short break from answering emails, tweeting, and other things related to my work over the last couple of days. I took a cursory glance at Ask.fm, but even this taxed me. I’ve been in a pensive state, considering many things at this most holy time when we remember the resurrection of our…
My latest at Thermidor Mag, a sobering take on the globalist hegemony that grips the world, and why it always necessitates a response by people who cannot countenance being subjugated in such a manner. Hegemony in the liberal form is the ultimate form of humiliation, for it at once condemns a history and at the…
It takes the better part of oneself to know when to be humble, and indeed in the past 48 hours, I and many others have been humbled to the core. Last night, US President Donald Trump launched an attack against the sovereign nation of Syria, and while we do not yet have reports of what…
Happy to announce my first piece published with Geopolitika.ru, a little perspective on everybody’s favourite anti-Russian wack-job, Louise Mensch. Her past is boring, but her present is completely off-the-wall. From writing chic-lit to uncovering the Nazi roots of Theodor Herzl, there really is nobody quite like Mensch. She’s a cut above the rest when it…
When speaking of relativism in the realm of Modern values, the argument on the part of the right has been an ill-conceived opposition, but for good reasons. ‘Cultural relativism’ has been used as a tool by Cultural Marxists at home, while these very same people have utterly rejected it abroad (in select cases of course).…
Apologies that it has taken a while to get around to this. As most people know, it has been a difficult few months, and I don’t predict it will get easier any time soon. That said, it is my pleasure to present to you my latest video, a presentation of José Antonio Primo de Rivera’s essay…
The excesses of the French Revolution strangely mirror our present predicament in both their ferocity and perversion. While we often cite the period as marking the beginning of the decline, the start of a truly tangible Kali Yuga, it is not as if this path has been smooth, beginning with minor infractions and accelerating to…
It hasn’t been too long since my first essay at Thermidor, but I’m happy to have them host this piece, which was written in response to the very current controversy surrounding various e-celebs being targeted for destruction by SJWs, especially Jon Jafari, who I consider to be a real talent in his own right. Unfortunately…
Reading the following article made me think long and hard about the right, and our future. http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article3011.htm It was written back in 1997 by Lt. Colonel Ralph Peters, then part of the office of the White House Chief of Staff. You might recognize him as he is a regular foreign policy analyst for Fox News,…
Apologies for the week’s absense. Things have gotten incredibly busy recently, which also explains why I haven’t had a Youtube video up in a long time. Hopefully we will get one up by the end of this month. In any case, this is my latest contribution to Social Matter, some casual reflections of my recent…
The word ‘nostalgia’ comes from the Greek nóstos, meaning homecoming, and álgos, meaning pain. Strangely enough for an emotion so commonplace, the word for this feeling was not coined until the 17th Century. Today, academic references to nostalgia usually concern its therepeutic aspects as a method of combatting clinical depression and anxiety. Any analysis of…
