Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 211
Sound Minds, Sound Bodies, Sound Politics:
Interview with The Golden One

4 comments

1. Mad Hatter says:

   February 4, 2018 at 4:38 am

   I disagree that Sweden has gone so far, and I think it is a mistake to view it as one single political entity. If mass immigration and multiculturalism had no controversy in Sweden then it would be implemented in silence. The reason why there is so much fuzz is naturally because Sweden has a very large nationally oriented grass root movement, and they, the patriotic grass root, are the ones creating all the noise, not the Swedish establishment.

   Both Sweden and Norway were ethnically homogenous social democracies until the arrival of guest workers from Pakistan a few decades ago. That was also the moment we saw the first spark of resistance, namely working class people voicing their dissatisfaction with their newly arrived neighbors. By no coincidence, hate speech was then criminalized and publicly funded anti-racist organizations – closely tied to the jewish communities – popped up everywhere.

   A clue to understand where all of this stems from is to look at the fact that the two first secretary generals of the United Nations were a Norwegian and a Swede. Our establishment is so heavily invested in all sorts of international political entities, and that’s where these ideas origin before they trickle down into our governments and into our institutions and into ordinary peoples lives where it meets resistance.
2. Tom says:

   February 4, 2018 at 5:25 pm

   Anything you get from psychedelics, you can get from meditation. Except it’s a lot harder, in a good way.
3. Doktor Faustus says:

   February 5, 2018 at 7:49 pm

   The Golden One is an…interesting guy. I kind of feel like he’s taking the piss some of the time, but I always enjoy listening to him.
4. Rob says:

   February 11, 2018 at 7:27 pm

   Like I’ve surmised for a very long time, white people, and especially nordics, have a propensity for extreme binary dualities. That’s really what the golden one was describing when talking about how Swedes have to do things in the extreme. There is no moderation, but swinging from extreme pole to pole in the service of an inorganic abstraction, even if it comes at the cost of the survival of one’s people. That’s not a good trait.

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