The Stark Truth 
Robert Stark Interviews Siryako Akda

8 comments

1. rhondda says:

   October 13, 2012 at 12:51 pm

   That was an amazing interview. Lots of food for thought in it. Who knew just how influential whites really are? Certainly not me.
2. Mike says:

   October 13, 2012 at 1:08 pm

   I like Akda’s perspective on things. Although I did notice he repeated himself a couple of times, overall a good show, thanks.
3. excalibur says:

   October 13, 2012 at 7:09 pm

   My comment probably will be opposed by many listeners.It is my impression that he uses some terms loosely without clear understanding of them.
   Was the conquest of Turks,Gingis-Khan and others, pre-European colonialism ?
   Did they bring economic ,cultural and scientific progress or destruction?
   Globalism as sort of “neo-colonialism? Does globalism enrich the old colonial powers or it brings impoverishement? This sounds like Neo-Marxist thought.
   Is everything in tradition worth without a change? “Good examples” of worth preserving “tradition” he mentions Haiti, South Rhodesia and South Africa.We can imagine how much they were going to be prosperous without European colonialism.
   I believe not everything traditional is good .The NR may be also called New Progress, although that will confuse many people.
4. UFASP says:

   October 14, 2012 at 2:26 am

   I don’t agree with everything this gentleman had to say but perhaps most of my disagreements are nit-picks. That being said, I very much enjoyed this interview and listening to his (well-considered) Filipino perspective. I particularly found the notion of democracy as a spiritual edifice in his country to be fascinating. I’d love to hear more on that from him.
5. Robman says:

   October 14, 2012 at 5:50 pm

   I was just wondering what that organ piece was during the intermission? Thanks.
6. CosmicSurfer says:

   October 16, 2012 at 10:34 am

   Overall, I found Siryako Akda to be very lucid and clear in his understanding of the problems and issues facing supporters of the New Right. I found his interpretation of European Colonialism to be exactly the sort of response that MUST be directed at the modern day cultural-Marxist assault on world ‘Eury’. Furthermore, it’s all the more important that non-Eury state this as well!

   When discussing de Benoiste, he also made some interesting points about how people are in the ‘REAL’ world when it comes to politics and democracy: ‘most people are apolitical’.

   Another great interview! Thanks.
7. Oliver says:

   November 7, 2012 at 5:43 am

   The black lady journalist Mr. Akda was trying to recall, who was the editor of “Issues and Views,” was the late Elizabeth Wright.

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