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  • Interview With Lude

    “Overt deployment of troops is a straightforward operation; deployment before it becomes manifest is a surprise operation. If we mount a surprise operation and the enemy does not respond to it, the victory is ours. An excess of surprise operations, however, will overshoot the mark of victory.” Sun Pin It has been a long time

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  • Ontological Shlock

    Of things that go bump in the night there is no end. Forty years ago, three work colleagues, renting a house in Dana Point, gave up their lease and fled the property – accepting the financial loss incurred – because the place, they said, was haunted. In 1939 my grandmother was living in Western Canada

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  • Willem Sassen, a Dutch journalist and former SS officer who fled to Buenos Aires, Argentina, after World War II, made recordings of SS-Obersturmbannführer Adolf Eichmann in 1957. Eichmann, who was also hiding in Argentina, had been an organizer of the Holocaust for SD Chief Reinhard Heydrich. Eichmann probably thought it was safe bragging to a

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  • “Even within the ruling cast, it was the nastier children and students who controlled, manipulated and censured their fellows.” Robert Conquest We read of the Kremlin’s mobilizations. Will they really call up two million men next year? Unless Europe begins a process of surrender, it looks like the Russians are going to deploy a very

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  • “Our juvenile pride in rejecting any attempt to understand evil is potentially catastrophic. For obviously we cannot manage or control a process we do not understand. This is so self-evident it hurts. We must understand evil, not only abstractly, but intimately. We must grasp what makes an evildoer tick, their outlook, motivations, the psychological rewards

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  • “No form of order, no reasonable legitimacy or legality can exist without protection and obedience. The protego ergo obligo is the cogito ergo sum of the state. A political theory which does not systematically become aware of this sentence remains an inadequate fragment. Hobbes designated this … as the true purpose of his Leviathan, to

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  • “The left thrives on dialectics, the right perishes through them. Insofar as there is a pure logic of politics, it is that. One immediate consequence (repeatedly emphasized by Mencius Moldbug) is that progressivism has no enemies to the left. It recognizes only idealists, whose time has not yet come. Factional conflicts on the left are

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  • The Unveiling: A Guided Tour

    “I worry because in the event of Putin’s demise the floodgates of Western illusions will be open once more, perhaps wider than ever since the so-called ‘collapse of the Soviet Union,’ even as a fresh set of hypnotically attractive deceptions is mounted by the secret police dynasty that actually rules the country.” Andrei Navrozov{On Substack.com}

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  • Is Russia Bluffing?

    “We have been living under a large number of sanctions for quite some time — our economy operates under heavy restrictions, so naturally, we have developed a certain immunity to it.” Dmitry Peskov, Kremlin Spokesperson Is Russia going to attack NATO? Most of the submarines of Russia’s Northern Fleet have gone to sea. Vladimir Putin,

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  • The Alaska Boogie

    “Civilization is carried on by superior men, and not by people in the mass; if nature sends no such men, civilization declines.” Victor Duruy, Histoire des Romans, VI, 1885 “All the civilizations we know have been created and directed by small intellectual aristocracies, never by people in the mass. The power of crowds is only

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  • Today’s military crisis in Europe should have been anticipated, but our strategists lacked foresight. And now the Kremlin appears to be preparing an invasion of the Baltic States, or the occupation of the Suwałki Gap (i.e., located on Polish and Lithuanian territory). Russia’s war preparations against NATO effectively bring pressure to bear on Europe and

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  • “In 1940, even during the Hitler-Stalin pact, there was a great hidden Communist power in our schools. As the Committee stated in its final report: ‘The Communists and those under their influence in the Teachers Union comprised nearly one-fourth of all the personnel of the city colleges. Wielding the cohesive power of organizational discipline in

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  • “Before long, the communist strategists might be persuaded that the balance had swung irreversibly in their favor. In that event they might well decide on a Sino-Soviet ‘reconciliation.’ The scissors strategy would give way to the strategy of ‘one clenched fist.’ At that point the shift in the political and military balance would be plain

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  • Trump lifted sanctions on several Russian companies and banks, including Rosoboronexport — Russia’s state arms trader and sole authorized exporter of military and dual-use goods. -Kyiv Post Donald Trump is tilting toward Russia. He is withdrawing military support from Ukraine. He has removed key Russian banks and companies from the sanctions list. Russia demands that

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  • “The idea that a great war need not be the product of deliberate decision – that it can come because statesmen ‘lose control’ of events – is one of the most basic and most common notions in contemporary American strategic thought. A crisis, it is widely assumed, might unleash forces of an essentially military nature

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  • Hiroshima Again?

    “As we stand here today, closer to the brink of nuclear annihilation than ever before, political elite warmongers are carelessly fomenting fear and tension between nuclear powers. Perhaps it is because they are confident that they will have access to nuclear shelters for themselves and for their families that regular people won’t have access to.

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  • “The old Marxist model of socialism is no longer attractive. It was oriented toward the simplification of social life, to an equally modest poverty for everyone and called on people to part with many of the joys of their existence. Modern individuals find it hard to understand why a world without a market, without money,

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  • The first quote, above, from a Soviet textbook, is important for what it says about the main objective of Moscow’s information war doctrine for the last 100 years; that is, to discredit anticommunism. According to the quoted Soviet text, anticommunism spreads “lies through and through because they ascribe to communism totally fictitious purposes and methods.”[iv]

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  • “THE AMERICANS, in common with all serious and thoughtful nations, have a vindictive temperament. They hardly ever forget an offense, but it is not easy to offend them, and their resentment is as slow to kindle as to abate.” Alexis de Tocqueville There is a question lurking in this quote from Alexis de Tocqueville. Is

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  • “We say in the first place [that we must understand] right ordering to distinguish a commonwealth from a band of thievers or pirates. With them one should have neither intercourse, commerce, nor alliance. Care has always been taken in well-ordered commonwealths not to include robber-chiefs and their followers in any agreements in which honour is

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  • “In short, then, what Dugin proposes is that National Bolshevism takes from the ‘metaphysics’ of Marxism a secret, initiatory Gnosticism and mysticism which seeks to accomplish a spiritual alchemy to transform society – National Bolshevism thus becomes a secret society bent on a theurgic, magic transformation of reality.” James D. Heiser In the first instance,

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  • “…being friendly in the world is what got us into this mess. We are not in high school. We don’t need friends. Every country puts their interest first, and when our interests align we can do business. And when they don’t, that’s life. If we have to burn down a few bridges with Denmark to

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  • Howling at the Moon

    “Where is the outrage from Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, and JB Pritzker of Illinois? What about Kathy Hochul of New York? Tony Evers of Wisconsin? What about Tim Walz of Minnesota? How about Gavin Newsom? … Why have no American leaders … denounced Trump’s sinister recklessness [toward Canada]?” Claire Berlinski “When the enemy makes a

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  • “Sooner or later the [malignant] narcissist cannibalizes his own power base and treats as enemies his most rabid lackeys and toadies. People shrug and say, ‘But aren’t all politicians narcissistic? So what? Who cares?’ Well, the answer is a resounding no. Not all politicians are malignant narcissists.” Sam Vaknin[i] Who is the gangster we are

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  • Khrushchev’s super bomb Republished From jrnyquist.com – Courtesy of ZAXID.NET http://zaxid.net/article/88370Translated from the original Russian by Serge Kabud Editor’s introduction: Viktor Suvorov is a former Soviet GRU officer who defected from the Soviet Union. Here Suvorov explains how he could not return to Ukraine in 2011 because Ukraine was then still Soviet and he was still

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  • Trump and the Tooth Fairy

    “It is entirely possible that the true and authentic reality is being drowned out by the countless superficial information bits noisily and breathlessly presented in propaganda fashion. Consequently, one may be entirely knowledgeable about a thousand details and nevertheless, because of ignorance regarding the core of the matter, remain without basic insight.” Joseph Pieper Last

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  • “Extrapolating false fears, contemporary anti-Communism, to a larger degree, probably … gives birth to a chimera, specters, and simulacra. Communism is no longer present (as fascism has long ceased to be) – in its place there remains a plaster-cast imitation, a harmless Che Guevara, advertising mobile telephones or adorning the shirts of idle and comfortable

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  • Russian and Chinese Subversion in Romania: Anca Cernea Interview

    “The surest sign that we are dealing with disinformation is the presence of incongruities in a text.” Natalie Grant[i] In his pamphlet, The Coming Order, Andrei Navrozov wrote of a briefing on Eisenhower given to a Southern legislator. The briefing noted that Eisenhower was not a communist but an anti-communist. “Well,” drawled the southerner on

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  • New Mistakes for Old?

    New Mistakes for Old?

    Trump’s Inauguration speech – Peace in Ukraine – Canada Unifying Against Trump – interview with Prof. Valentina Zharkova on Global Cooling – 10th International Anticommunist Conference – Johnny, Jimmy & Jeff on strengthening the West – note to readers on screening of reader comments Trump’s Bold Speech In his inauguration address last Monday, Trump spoke

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  • “O muse, today sing of Jughashvili [Stalin], the son of a bitch,“He has artfully combined the donkey’s stubbornness and the fox’s cunning,“By cutting a million nooses he has made his way to power.” Pavel Vasiliev In John Lewis Gaddis’s 1987 book, The Long Peace, an important question is asked. Why, “given the unprecedented levels of

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  • “All these [terrorist] operations [and large-scale accidents] – because of course none of these events is an accident – and others like them are known officially in the GRU [Russian Military Intelligence] as the ‘preparatory period,’ and unofficially as the ‘overture.’ The overture is a series of large and small operations the purpose of which

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  • “We have no evidence at this time that the reported drone sightings pose a national security or a public safety threat or have a foreign nexus.” John Kirby, Pentagon Spokesman It is strange, of course, to learn of drones “the size of SUVs” trolling our skies. And yes, the drone hysteria of 2024 is here.

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  • “My plea here is, if you have children or grandchildren, I think our way of life should be preserved … so we have to prioritize defense.” -Secretary General of NATO, Mark Rutte How to understand Mark Rutte’s sudden call for a NATO military buildup? After 1991 almost everyone believed the threat from Moscow was over.

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  • “In the nightmare of the dark“All the dogs of Europe bark,“And the living nations wait,“Each sequestered in its hate; “Intellectual disgrace“Stares from every human face,“And the seas of pity lie“Locked and frozen in each eye.” W.H. Auden Secret communist structures, left behind in Eastern Europe by Moscow, have continued to function – have continued to

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  • “The Global Power of idiots does not simply embody the abuse and exploitation of one people by another. This is pure nihilistic violence, the victims of which are everyone: both those who carry it out, and those who submit to it. Narcissistic planetary idiots stand closer to Nothingness not when they lose something or are

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  • Is Russia Bluffing?

    “So the decision to go to war — the decision we had not wanted to believe possible — had apparently been taken.” Eric von Manstein Now that missiles from NATO countries have been used by Ukraine to strike Russia, Moscow’s new nuclear doctrine authorizes President Putin to launch nuclear strikes against NATO bases. Indeed, the

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  • After the election victory of Donald Trump a new day has dawned. Things are about to change. Also, I am moving to another state. Movers are at the door. No time to write just now. But I did have time for a podcast with Johnny, Jimmy and Trevor.

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  • “…Münzenberg’s first idea was to create and sustain a world-wide anti-American campaign that would focus its appeal upon the mythology of its immigration. The purpose of such a campaign would be to instill a reflexive loathing of the United States and its people as a prime tropism of left-wing enlightenment. To undermine the myth of

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  • Is it World War?

    “But God hath introduced Man to be a spectator of Himself and of His works; and not a spectator only, but also an interpreter of them.” Epictetus[i] It is rumored that a large-scale Israeli attack on Iran will begin Friday. Will it come to pass? The mobilization announcements in North Korea, combined with other war

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  • The Suicide of the Liberals

    “There exists a liberal policy of trade, church, and education, but absolutely no liberal politics, only a liberal critique of politics. The systematic theory of liberalism concerns almost solely the internal struggle against the power of the state.” Carl Schmitt With Russia and China strengthening their military ties, with North Korea blowing bridges and tracks

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  • Here is my most surprising interview to date with Mr. Wang of Lude Media: JRN: You revealed information months ago about a Chinese special forces unit operating in the United States. Is that unit still slated for activation in October 2024. LUDE: To my knowledge there has been no change to the unit’s orders. They

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  • Early Warnings

    “Strategically, [the Russians] … deployed more bombers, they deployed more submarines…. They’re still very capable, with the world’s largest nuclear arsenal and hypersonic weapons.” Gen. Glen VanHerck[i] Following my remarks in Milwaukee (linked below), I drove to Toronto Canada for the Mackenzie Institute’s Special Conference on “Guarding the North: Canada’s Strategic Arctic Future.”[ii] I was

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  • Lenin’s War

    “Politics is the continuation of war by other means.” Lenin Lenin inverted Carl von Clausewitz’s dictum that “war is the continuation of politics by other means.” Lenin’s lust for war was so great, he politicized everything so that everything would be swallowed by war. Today you cannot talk about anything of consequence without blundering into

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  • “…they who think of deceiving the public, are easily deceived themselves.” Frederick the Great In his book, Anti-Machiavel, King Frederick II of Prussia argued that we do great injustice when we suppose that dishonesty rules the world. Dishonesty is not a workable system. The liar must deceive continuously, he argued, and the deception cannot be

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  • In reference to the Holocaust, Elie Wiesel often asked, “Where was God?” When Germany was a smoking ruin, the world did not ask where God had been. They were more interested in the whereabouts of Adolf Hitler. Everyone was amazed at Hitler’s superhuman wickedness. Was Hitler in Hell? Or was he in Patagonia? A certain

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  • Using words to confuse the truth, or to advance a lie, is a common political practice. We should be very strict when it comes to truth and falsehood. Charles Upton, who is now suffering from cancer (see his GoFundMe), explained how Russian “philosopher” Aleksandr Dugin has indulged in absurd contradictions and falsehoods for the sake

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  • Richard Weaver called the mass media “The Great Stereopticon.” It consists of television, newspapers, magazines, and the Internet. It is a vehicle for reaching millions of people. It fills their heads with journalistic ephemera, anchoring them to the present with a parade of passing trivialities. “No one is prepared to understand the influence of journalism

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  • Drawing from Hegel, Karl Marx once remarked that “all facts and personages of great importance in world history occur, as it were, twice. He forgot to add: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce.” He then compared the rise of Napoleon I to the rise of Napoleon III. We might attempt a similar

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  • There exists a subterranean world where pathological fantasies disguised as ideas are churned out by crooks and half-educated fanatics for the benefit of the ignorant and superstitious. There are times when this underworld emerges from the depths and suddenly fascinates, captures, and dominates multitudes of usually sane and rational people, who thereupon take leave of

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  • Awareness of the past is an antidote to both egotism and shallow optimism. It restrains optimism because it teaches us to be cautious about man’s perfectibility and to put a sober estimate on schemes to renovate the species. What coursebook in vanity and ambition is to be compared with Plutarch’s Lives? What more soundly rebukes

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  • The proposals [of Putin] were roundly rejected by Kyiv and its international backers. But Russian Ambassador Anatoly Antonov argued that the West missed a key message that focused on upending the post-Cold War balance of power. Tom O’Connor, Newsweek The Russian and Chinese strategy of “one clenched fist,” described by KGB defector Anatoliy Golitsyn, is

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  • I am waiting for my Ivan the Terrible. Aleksandr Dugin, 1996 This week Vladimir Putin began a love affair with North Korea’s Little Rocket Man. The Russian dictator flew to Pyongyang and was warmly embraced by a fat little guy in a grey Mao suit. Putin and Kim Jong-Un are out of the closet. The

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  • By J.R. Nyquist and Dr. Anca-Maria Cernea Introduction Forty years ago, a serious long-term problem confronting Moscow was the USSR’s fast-growing Muslim population. It was then speculated that the Soviet Union’s high Muslim birthrate would turn the USSR into a majority Muslim country by the middle of the twenty-first century. It is a strange joke,

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  • J.R. Nyquist Introduction What follows is a draft report submitted by a joint committee of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police on the Chinese subversion and penetration of Canada. This report has been repeatedly referred to by Brian McAdam, a former Canadian immigration control officer, in his attempts to warn the public about Chinese intelligence

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  • Do not dig valleys deeper to increase hills. Do not abandon the foundation to govern the branches. When the sun is at midday you should dry things. If you grasp a knife you must cut. If you hold an ax you must attack. Six Secret Teachings of T’ai Kung Note to Readers Last Friday I

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  • Cheating and deception are not frivolous pursuits. To the contrary, they are serious, high-level activities that are regarded as the most important weapon of the [communist] party. Joseph D. Douglass, Jr. The communists have always relied on deception as their main weapon. Alexander Solzhenitsyn said of the communists, “anyone who proclaims violence as his method

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  • …the value of a place to stand, which was hardly questioned until the present…. Richard M. Weaver Americans who found a place to stand and died for their country are remembered today. Richard M. Weaver, commenting on modernity’s “attack on memory,” said that cultural life “depends upon the remembrance of acknowledged values, and for this

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  • anticommunist Conference 2 Jean Robin assembled an international team of anticommunist writers and analysts to discuss current events in the U.S., Germany, Australia/New Zealand, and France. Conservatives 4 Ukraine (Speakers)

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  • Popper’s falsificationist methodology holds that scientific theories are characterized by entailing predictions that future observations might reveal to be false. When theories are falsified by such observations, scientists can respond by revising the theory, or by rejecting the theory in favor of a rival…. Encyclopedia of Philosophy What does a correct prediction about enemy strategy

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  • Will Rogers said that everyone is ignorant – only on different subjects. Of Vietnam, more than most places, it can be said that there are no experts, only varying degrees of ignorance. Marguerite Higgins [i] Marguerite Higgins was a war correspondent who covered significant events in the Korean and Vietnam Wars. She died in 1966

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  • We should therefore stop the ridiculous game of opposing the Stalinist terror to the ‘authentic’ Leninist legacy betrayed by Stalinism: ‘Leninism’ is a thoroughly Stalinist notion. Slavoj Zizek, Revolution at the Gates, p. 193 There was a meeting of minds earlier today. Jean Robin called it an “Anticommunist Conference,” which he hosted. Four writers from

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  • It must be kept in mind that the employment of powerful and long-range means of destruction in modern warfare and their high technical readiness and speed of action permit the warring sides to mutually destroy in a short time not only single targets and objectives, but also entire elements of troop combat formations – subunits,

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  • The world hated Hitler, and commiserated with Stalin. Hitler conquered half of Europe and the rest of the world declared war against him. Stalin conquered half of Europe and the world sent him greetings. To ensure that Hitler could not hold on to the conquered European countries, the West sank German ships, bombed German cities,

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  • …opposition is required …against every partisan simplification, every ideological agitation, every blind emotionality; against seduction through well-turned yet empty slogans, against autocratic terminology with no room for dialogue, against personal insult as an element of style (all the more despicable the more sophisticated it is), against the language of evasive appeasement and false assurance …

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  • The struggle for total domination of the total population of the earth, the elimination of every nontotalitarian reality, is inherent in the totalitarian regimes themselves; if they do not pursue global rule as their ultimate goal, they are only too likely to lose whatever power they have already seized. Hannah Arendt Polish journalist and television

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  • You can take away a man’s gods, but only to give him others in return. The leaders of the mass state could not help being deified, and wherever crudities of this kind have not yet been put over by force, obsessive factors arise in their stead…. Carl Jung, The Undiscovered Self The psychoanalytic movement was

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  • Evil Rainbows

    Truth is a power. But one can see that only in rare instances, because it is suffering and must be defeated as long as it is truth. When it has become victorious others will join it. Why? Because it is truth? No, if it had been for that reason they would have joined it also

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  • The best way to control the opposition is to lead it ourselves. Lenin Controlled opposition is a special technique. The tsars used it to maintain their power, and so did Chinese emperors. Totalitarian socialist regimes have used controlled opposition more effectively than anyone. In fact, George Orwell’s novel, 1984, is largely about a man who

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  • We cannot expect to get anywhere unless we resort to terrorism Lenin, 1918 Hard-hearted rulers, who value their own greatness above the lives of their people, have existed throughout history. Monsters of this kind have names like Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China. A more familiar name for Westerners would be Gaius Julius

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  • People do not usually understand their enemy. In fact, they rarely try. Tucker Carlson’s interview with Putin is a case in point. Carlson clearly did not understand Putin. At the same time, Putin seemed to understand Carlson.

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  • None Dare Call it Civil War

    Unable to catch even a glimpse of totalitarian militarization … the giant CIA bureaucracy would spin its wheels for half a century…. None of its chiefs understood the totalitarian creation, with its charades of ‘communism’ and ‘socialism,’ any more than the learned bore understood the pseudotsargod, if only because the bore was a dilettantish mediocrity….

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  • Here is why we are doing [the interview with Putin]: … Two years into a war that is reshaping the entire world, most Americans are not informed. They have no real idea what is happening in this region…. The war in Ukraine is a human disaster. It has left hundreds of thousands of people dead.

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  • Anti-communism is a clear expression of the crisis of modern bourgeois ideology. This crisis has been brought about by the inability of the imperialist bourgeoisie to advance ideas that could grip the minds of the masses. It is a direct result of the triumphant march of Marxism-Leninism. The masses are increasingly adopting Marxist-Leninist ideas and

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  • We must organize the intellectuals and use them to make Western civilization stink. Only then, after they have corrupted all its values and made life impossible, can we impose the dictatorship of the proletariat. Willi Münzenberg The West is infested by monstrous vermin, and we can smell their ambient filth. In J. Michael Waller’s book,

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  • [I]n general clarity is more maturing than illusion…. Whittaker Chambers Discussion with Victor and Thomas Today I had the privilege of discussing communist subversion in Brazil and Poland with Victor Cameron in Brazil and Thomas from Germany. I wanted to get a Brazilian’s perspective on what happened with President Jair Bolsonaro. Why did his presidency

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  • Has there ever been so much lack of character, so little civil courage, so much conformity and cynical opportunism, so many weak knees as in our generation? Wilhelm Roepke Roepke wrote those words in 1948. He was a German, living in the rubble of World War II. He said there had been plenty of physical

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  • I had the pleasure of interviewing Lauren Morris in the New Year. Lauren is an investigative journalist and research analyst in Austin Texas who has recently traveled to Ukraine, Poland and Romania. She is CEO of the Centrist Inc., supporting the Conservatives for Ukraine platform. A discussion on the China deception with Alex Benesch.

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  • If war is the continuation of politics by other means, then it is true that peace, that is, politics, is the continuation of war by other means. Boris Shaposhnikov, Red Army Chief of Staff Here we do not discuss that little red man with his sleigh full of gifts, but little red men of an

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  • The activities of the false opposition will further confuse and undermine the genuine opposition in the communist world. Externally, the role of dissidents will be to persuade the West that the ‘liberalization’ is spontaneous and not controlled. ‘Liberalization’ will create conditions for establishing solidarity between … intellectuals in the communist and non-communist worlds. Anatoliy Golitsyn,

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  • One of the basic problems of the West is its frequent failure to recognize the existence of any Soviet ‘grand design’ at all. Those rejecting this concept unwittingly serve Soviet efforts to conceal their objectives and further complicate the process of determining such objectives. Jan Sejna

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  • With global temperatures rising inexorably, some scientists and national security theorists have pondered cooling things down by tinkering mechanically with the planet’s climate. Clyde Haberman, New York TimesApril 3, 2016 The New York Times, in the article quoted from (above), brought together two hoaxes: The headline reads, “Global Warming Gives Science Behind Nuclear Winter a

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  • Jimmy discusses Lenin’s Party of a New Type. Jimmy Discusses Lenin’s Party of a New Type

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  • All the capitalist countries of the world, which were united in the war against us, against our terror and our system, are forced against their will to enter into trade agreements with us, knowing full well that in this way they are helping us to strengthen and secure our system. Vladimir Lenin [i] In designing

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  • Moscow’s major aim at this point in history is to whitewash Communism and recycle its image in the West. The Soviet target, Western public opinion, must be made to forget that Communism and its leaders are a danger to the world. Natalie Grant When we look at the communist movement, and the disinformation it deploys,

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  • The power struggle of states is not guided by blind destiny; rather, it lays bare the reason of the world. Eric Voegelin [i] Destiny is linked to truth and falsehood in the following way: If we adopt truth, we tend to prosper. If our creed is a lie, we are going to suffer. If we

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  • I have been involved in researching a long essay for the last three weeks. It is slow-going because the overall situation is so complicated. Without going into the details, which are fascinating, the world is moving toward an abyss. The leaders, West and East, do not seem to understand each other. Russia’s leaders seem to

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  • Should Iraq resort to using chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons, be found supporting terrorist acts against the US or coalition partners anywhere in the world, or destroy Kuwait’s oil fields, it shall become an explicit objective of the United States to replace the current leadership of Iraq…. National Security Directive 54, 15 January 1991 Smoke

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  • …modern combat can be characterized as nuclear combat. Of course, this does not repudiate its combined arms character but only stresses the decisive role of nuclear weapons in battle and the special features of the battle itself which follow therefrom. The actions of the troops on the battle are coordinated first of all with the

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  • Once collective leadership had been established in the Soviet Union and reaffirmed in the Chinese party in 1959-60, factionalism lost its meaning. There could no longer be actual groups of Stalinists, neo-Stalinists, Khrushchevites, or Maoists, but such groups could be invented if required by policy considerations. Anatoliy Golitsyn, [NLFO, p. 75] On Saturday I spoke

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  • There is no right to be stupid. It is not one of the basic rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution. Eric Voegelin What is this business of totalitarians taking over the world? Who are they? Why do they do it? Eric Voegelin says totalitarians are alienated people. A psychologist, who authored a book titled

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  • The network of people disinforming Western opinion is very extensive. It includes the press of different and frequently divergent political orientations. Jozef Mackiewicz In his book, Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, Joseph Schumpeter explained what actually happened in World War II. He said, people “will have to realize that what has occurred amounts to a surrender

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  • I had the chance to interview Jimmy from Brooklyn, an anticommunist activist and researcher with expert knowledge on the Communist Movement. Jimmy appears on many talk radio shows, offering pearls of wisdom about communism. It was pleasure to hear him explain, in detail, how the communists operate.

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  • The books he carried were all thick and weighty, works worthy of an intellectual leftist – H.G. Wells, Marx, Marx and Engels, George Bernard Shaw. I cannot recall exactly. Clearly, Lee wanted it known that he did not waste time on light reading. Paul R. Gregory[i]   He was the right man, and he was

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  •   The best religion is communism. Lee Harvey Oswald [i] Socialism is a fake, a comedy, a phantom, and a blackmail. Benito MussoliniSpeech in Milan, 22 July 1919 Our disease is democracy. It is not the skin that festers – our very bones are carious, and their marrow blackens with gangrene. Fisher Ames The abnormal

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  • Whatever one may make of the above observations, I in any case believe the evidence is quite strong that elements of the U.S. government and the governments of other nations have been doing all they can to implant the idea of the reality of UFOs as extraterrestrial spacecraft in the public mind, while simultaneously debunking

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  • Whatever one may make of the above observations, I in any case believe the evidence is quite strong that elements of the U.S. government and the governments of other nations have been doing all they can to implant the idea of the reality of UFOs as extraterrestrial spacecraft in the public mind, while simultaneously debunking

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  • Therefore, in accordance with strict necessity and justice we must devote ourselves wholly and completely to unrestrained and relentless destrution, which must grow in a crescendo until there is nothing left of the existing social forms. Mikhail Bakunin Below is a free-wheeling discussion I had yesterday with Nevin Gussack, who is starting a new podcast

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  • On 2 June 1990 Boris Yeltsin held a press conference on Soviet television. He wanted to discuss the word “socialism.” Yeltsin said, “I think that the socialist nature, or the level and share of society’s socialist nature does not depend on the number of times the word ‘socialism’ is pronounced….” Yeltsin was at pains to

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  • A Question of Evil

    So the Ukraine now lay crushed; its Church destroyed, its intellectuals shot or dying in labour camp, its peasants — the mass of the nation — slaughtered or subdued. Robert Conquest In his book, The Harvest of Sorrow, historian Robert Conquest outlined the genocide Moscow’s agents carried out against Ukraine in the 1930s. “It certainly

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  • We have what I believe will be, a trail of whistleblowers; good men and women who are now coming forward to talk about … a non-human intelligence that has been engaging with this planet for many many years and incredibly, further, that the United States government really is in possession of retrieved non-human technology. Ross

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  • In communist regimes crises are usually hidden from the outside world; because of the absence of democratic process and the suppression of internal opposition, popular political, social, and economic discontents accumulate and threaten to develop into serious upheavals of revolts of the entire population against the system as a whole . Anatoliy Golitsyn The following

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  • Whether Ukraine’s state officials and oligarchs always deserve our sympathy, we leave for the reader to decide — though as a nation Ukrainians have been beyond heroic. Even eastern Ukraine, its most Russian-friendly part, was not as easily cowed by Putin as Russia’s population is (and was) by the Kremlin. Yuri Felshtinsky and Michael Stanchev

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  • The Mutiny in Russia

    In a speech earlier today, Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that a mutiny was underway against the Russian state. He described it “as an attempt to subvert us from the inside.” He called it “treason in the face of those who are fighting on the front.” For many Russians, however, the real treason is that

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  • Get prepared for actual combat…. Xi Jinping Below these notes is my June 6 interview with Seth Holehouse. A little editing is in order. Viewers should note two verbal slips in this interview: (1) I referred to Deng Xiaoping instead of Xi Jinping at one point, (2) When I said, “most of the people in

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  • Subversive Television

    Having thus distinguished the parts, let us now consider the proper construction of the Fable or Plot, as that is at once the first and most important thing in Tragedy. Aristotle [i] … the thing you have to understand is, reality doesn’t really care about your theory. Reality is the thing you run into when

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  • Imaginative oblivion deforms consciousness. The confusion of language in the wake of the millennial movements is the syndrome of a disorder that has grown in contemporary Western society to the proportions of an established … state of unconsciousness – not to forget the global extension of the disorder [to the East] through the power dynamics

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  • A conspiracy theory offers an explanation of past, ongoing, or future events or circumstances that cites as the main casual factor a small group of powerful persons, the conspirators, acting in secret for their own benefit and against the common good. Prof. Brian Wagner Philosophy Professor Brian Wagner of Rock Valley College, in Rockford, Illinois,

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  • Poisonous Prattle

    I’d been out to Hong Kong, working with intel assets, I’d been overseas in Iran and elsewhere, working with good people who, you know, love our country, in Iran, – who are not enemies of the United States, as well as people in Russia. I’ve been working with people in Russia, in the media, and

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  • KGB Major Anatoliy Golitsyn, who defected from the Soviet Union in December 1961, successfully predicted the rise of Gorbachev and a false Soviet liberalization that would weaken the West’s strategic posture. He even predicted that the Communist Party would give up its monopoly of power in Russia. The Cold War, in effect, would be over.

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  • In the same year that Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels published their Communist Manifesto (1848), Søren Kierkegaard published his remarkable book, The Sickness Unto Death. Part II of that book was titled, “Despair is sin.” If we indulge in diversionary speculations, said Kierkegaard, instead of living in faith, we fall into a labyrinth in which

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  • I begin with the notion of some one other world, from which objects and substances have fallen to this earth; which had, or which, to less degree, has a tutelary interest in this earth; which is now attempting to communicate with this earth – modifying, because of data which will pile up later, into acceptance

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  • To say that we recognize only a straight road, would be a mistake. Vladimir Lenin [i] Even many of the well-meaning, intelligent, and leading citizens of open countries where debate is unhindered, and opinions may be expressed freely have lacked the perspicacity to see through the finely woven veil of the Soviet spider. Natalie Grant

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  • In March [2021] we saw 84% excess mortality into Fall 2021, and though we already knew our analysis was solid, here it was verified by SOA [Society of Actuaries Research Institute]. It is undeniably clear that an event occurred in the Third Quarter of 2021, the same period that vaccine mandates were ordered by the

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  • There is no community of language with the representatives of the dominant ideologies. Hence, the community of language that he himself wants to use in order to criticize the users of ideological language must first be discovered and, if necessary, established. Eric Voegelin On Sunday, February 5, a discussion on the importance of Anatoliy Golitsyn

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  • Me and my public understand each other perfectly. It doesn’t hear what I say, and I do not say what it wants to hear. Karl Kraus In 1990 Pfizer’s Groton plant was making enough penicillin to supply one third of American needs. By 2008, Pfizer had shuttered all of its drug manufacturing there. Now, pharmacists

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  • Nobody now disputed that what occurred was a monstrous crime, but – committed by whom? Who is guilty? How did it happen that nobody saw this sooner? You will not find the guilty. One lot will insist that they knew nothing; another, that they were afraid; others still, that they believed. Vladmir Bukovsky[i] General Laura

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  • The very possibility that there are timeless truths is a reproach to the life of laxness and indifference that modern egotism encourages. Richard M. Weaver The atomized individual, cut off from his ancestors and his posterity, does not really see himself. And since he does not see himself, he cannot know himself. His education encourages

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  • It was while I was going over these stories that I realized for the first time just how important a part of the communist movement in America the teachers were. They touched practically every phase of Party work. They were not used only as teachers in Party education, where they gave their services free of

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  • Suppose the plan is to process millions of people and at some future date trigger those minds at one time? Would we suddenly have a world of saints or a world of armed maniacs shooting at one another from bell towers? John A. Keel[i] One can detect signs of a suicidal impulse; one feels at

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  • No Philosopher Kings

    Unless either the philosophers become kings … or those who now are called kings and rulers become philosophers … there will be no rest from evil … nor, I believe, for the human race either. And not until that happens, will this politeia of ours have a measure of growth and see the light of

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  • cALL fROM A Brazilian friend Conversations…. JRN: DO YOU THINK THE ELECTION IN BRAZIL WAS STOLEN FROM BOLSONARO? EC: So the cheating in Brazil was very obvious, poorly done. They do not even pretend to follow the Constitution. The Supreme Court of Brazil is a disgrace. Lula is a criminal. It is hard to count

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  • People get into this condition [i.e., ignorance] through their own fault, by the slackness of their lives; i.e., they make themselves unjust or licentious by behaving dishonestly or spending their time in drinking and other forms of dissipation; for in every sphere of conduct people develop qualities corresponding to the activities they pursue.” Aristotle [i]

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  • Our Schizoid Ochlocracy

    The nominalism of a dogma that has separated from experience … has become the dominant form of the West because it was, beginning with the eighteenth century, adopted as the intellectual form of ideologizing. Eric Voegelin [i] The practical result of nominalist philosophy is to banish the reality which is perceived by the intellect and

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  • Esoteric Leninism

    …the USSR was designed and developed as (1) a resource base for the world revolution and (2) its military mobilization apparatus. And, if we consider its subsequent history on the basis of these goals and objectives, then all the actions of the Soviet authorities in the 1920s-50s, which sometimes seem insane, acquire an exhaustive logical

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  • In reality, the main emphasis of the KGB is not in the area of intelligence at all. According to my opinion … only about 15 percent of time, money, and manpower is spent on espionage as such. The other 85 percent is [engaged in] a slow process which we call … ideological subversion or active

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  • Politics is about three things: Power, power, and power. James Burnham What follows is my interview with Brazilian journalist Allan dos Santos, a leading anticommunist and supporter of President Jair Bolsonaro. Some years ago I did a regular podcast with Allan called Update Brazil. In our first episode we interviewed Diana West and Olavo de

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  • We have several disturbing data points emerging in connection with the Ukraine War. Point 1: On 23 September Polish teachers in Warsaw were asked to hand out iodine anti-radiation pills to students in case of emergency. In connection with this, the Polish Interior Ministry admitted that potassium iodide pills had been sent to regional fire

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  • It doesn’t surprise me at all that the Russians are concerned about [the] Kerch bridge. It’s incredibly important to them. General Philip Breedlove According to former supreme allied commander for Europe, Philip Breedlove, commenting last July, the Russians are “very worried about Ukraine launching an attack on the bridge.” And this morning, 8 October 2022,

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  • The general horizon of the era is communist. And this communism will have to be constructed on the basis of society’s self-organizing capacities…. Bruno Bosteels, “The Actuality of Communism” As far as the communist idea is concerned, anybody who forgets that there are two truths in communism is likely to be deceived. The first ‘esoteric’

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  • The Russian is clever, but always too late. Russian Proverb The Russian will never be able to dispense with the German.” Otto von Bismarck In the Russian-occupied oblasts of Ukraine, the voting is over. According to Russian officials, 95 percent of the voters want to be Russian. It seems that the people of Kherson, Zaporizhzhia,

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  • A further reason for my hatred of National Socialism and other ideologies is quite a primitive one. I have an aversion to killing people for the fun of it. What the fun is, I did not quite understand at the time, but in the intervening years the ample exploration of revolutionary consciousness has cast some

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  • I would say another ten days it should be completely over. Col. Douglas Macgregor, on day 9 of the war in Ukraine [i] The term defeatism is commonly used in politics as a descriptor for an ideological stance that considers co-operation with the opposition party. In the military context, in wartime, and especially at the

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  • If I were to rend my garments every time Dugin hatches a new blasphemy, I would have to buy myself a whole new set of clothes…. Charles Upton Alexander Dugin wanted to ride with friends after a festival event Saturday night. His 29-year-old daughter, Darya, drove his car while he rode in the car behind.

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  • If I am in it [grace], may God keep me in it, and if I am not, may it be God’s will to put me in it. Joan of Arc, [at her trial] Men do not share the same spiritual rank. There are the elect ones … who are granted revelation, and then there is

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  • If North Korean volunteers with their artillery systems, wealth of experience with counter battery warfare and large caliber multiple rocket systems, made in North Korea, want to participate in the conflict, well let’s give the green light to their volunteer impulse. Col. Igor KorotchenkoEditor-in-ChiefNational Defense Journal Speaking on Rossiya 1 Television, Col. Igor Korotchenko said

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  • We belong to the Marxist camp and can never be so thoughtless that we cannot distinguish friends from enemies. Nixon, Ford, Carter, and future American imperialistic leaders all fall into this category [of enemies]. Deng Xiaoping, 20 July 1977 The Chinese are continuing to mobilize against the West as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi lands in

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  • The Soviet Strategic Plan for the establishment of their ‘Socialism’ worldwide does, without doubt, exist and, however flexible and pragmatic Soviet policy appears, it is essentially directed towards the achievements of the Plan’s objectives — objectives which have been, are and will remain utterly inimical to and subversive of the freedoms enjoyed by the states

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  • We cannot do without the Russians on our side…. Jordan Peterson [i] The feigned disunity of the communist world promotes real disunity in the noncommunist world. Anatoliy Golitsyn [ii] In his recent video on “Russia vs. Ukraine,” Jordan Peterson said that the West must join with Russia in order to counterbalance China; but, like most

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  • What is Lost?

    In the fifth century storm upon storm out of the dark North swept away in a great deluge of barbarism all the civilization of the western half of the Roman Empire. From the Atlantic to Constantinople, and from the Rhine to the Danube to the deserts of Africa, all that was learned and cultivated, all

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  • It is naïve to assume that the lower depths of the Sovietological inferno – that is, of Western ignorance and ineptitude in the study of totalitarianism – are where they have always been politically. The new strategy of totalitarianism has made havoc of the political spectrum in Western democracies, and the Right today is scarcely

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  • If the Fourth Political Practice is not able to realize the end of times, then it would be invalid. The end of days should come; but it will not come by itself. This is a task, it is not a certainty. It is active metaphysics. It is a practice.” Aleksandr Dugin, The Fourth Political Theory

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  • The vulnerable features of the imperialist bloc’s economy include high industrial concentration in small areas, dependence on imports, and the vulnerability of communications. The United States depends upon imports of atomic raw materials and of nonferrous and rare metals…. Soviet Military Strategy [i] Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Chinese Defense Minister Wei Fenghe met on

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  • Red Dawn is not really a movie anymore. Lude Media I have interviewed Mr. D. Wang and associates, of Lude Media, whose organization acquired a 56-minute recording of a military-civil meeting in Guangdong province tasked with preparing China for war. According to Mr. Wang, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is financing Russia’s war in Ukraine.

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  • What Jeff says – there’s a lot of truth to what he says – but that doesn’t discount the fact that the Chinese Communist Party has invested in a quite large military conventional force…. I think the Chinese Navy as it is comprised today … and this new national mobilization order … all lead me

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  • In history, the Western powers used warships and opium to colonize China. Now the opposite has happened. We will use our open policy, seize the economic crisis in the West as a historical moment, and use effective measures to turn them into Socialist China’s economic and cultural colonies…. Our colonization of these countries is the

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  • Although the global warming panic of the last twenty years has been a wasteful distraction for humanity, it has, thankfully, served one good purpose…. As a consequence, decades of discovery have been shortened into just a few years. Without the outside interest … humanity would be sleepwalking into the very disruptive cooling that will be

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  • I’ve always liked communist and socialist ideas. Vladimir Putin [i] Carl Schmitt once said, “Tell me who your enemy is, and I will tell you who you are.” Writing before Hitler came to power in Germany, Schmitt noted that Central Europe was living under the eye of the Russians. Schmitt explained, “Their prowess in rationalism

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  • …Gorbachev was not what he seemed. Because he understood his dependent position … he deliberately demonstrated his distance, and he was afraid of fighting with the Party apparat…. Lev Timofeyev [i] [You will be part of a] new clandestine structure where you will work with the best of the best. Your personnel files will be

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  • Ukraine is on a razor’s edge. The whole thing hangs in the balance. It could go either way. The Ukrainian elite is rotten. It is psychologically Soviet. Poroschenko is just another apparatchik. He is typical. The problem in Ukraine, like in Russia, is that we don’t have any leaders. It is the same old story,

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  • Will Russia Go Nuclear?

    The Russians have taken the European nineteenth century at its word, understood its core ideas and drawn the ultimate conclusions from its cultural premises. We always live in the eye of the more radical brother, who compels us to draw the practical conclusion and pursue it to the end. Altogether … one thing is certain:

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