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Greg Johnson and Guillaume Durocher talk about living as a dissident. Topics include:
- Alienation
- Dissidence under Communism vs. in a “free” society
- The necessity of orthodoxy for social cohesion
- Social conformism as impediment and opportunity
- The practical social value of critical reflection, science, and technology — as well as their revolutionary danger
- Knowledge by participation vs. knowledge by speculation
- Irony, decadence, multiculturalism, consumerism, and postmodernity
- Alexis de Tocqueville’s insights into America and American-style democracy
- Caste vs. public opinion as principles of social unity
- Jewish power in America
- The printed word vs. audio and video media
- The importance of new media for expressing European ethnic interests and suppressed truths
- How millennials use the media
- Whom to persuade and how?
- The importance of academic rigor
- The rise of the boomerang generation and neet troll armies
- The Trump phenomenon
- The importance of being a well-rounded and self-actualized person for white advocacy
5 Comments
Frank and intelligent discussion. Thank you.
Wow. Guillaume Durocher’s accent sounds very American. I wasn’t expecting that. Did he grow up in the United States?
So we’re in Kali Yuga or the Iron(ic) Age?
This is a most inspiring interview: The image of the present Western World as a wax museum with pulse is terse, incisive, to the point.
The feeling of alienation from the world as it has developed is either the gateway into resignation or dissidence. Passionate people will choose dissidence and develop the will to change an unbearable situation. The established world is tired and has no more goals. Everything in it has become boring and is not worth living or dying for. Even in the military machines are to take from the individual the burden of something worth fighting for, thus signifying the extinction of the godly spark in the human soul which gives it life. I think we are living on a powder keg in this sated reality, ready to go off as soon as the security braces of unlimited food supply, canned entertainment and silly distractions with pseudo causes will come off.
This is probably the most important podcast you have done so far. Excellent!