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While Trump’s style continues to dazzle and seemingly lay waste the leftists, both in America and abroad, a recent film has captivated the critics and the box office, dealing, as it does, with political repression.
But is it that one-sided? As Monica Wood said in her novel My Only Story, people are more than just one thing. (more…)
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This is my Foreword to Edward Dutton’s biography of Jonathan Bowden, Shaman of the Radical Right: The Life and Mind of Jonathan Bowden (Imperium Press, 2025). A Spanish translation is available here.
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Edward Dutton’s biography of Jonathan Bowden is a revelation. I thought I knew Jonathan Bowden. I even thought we were becoming friends. But the truth was, I hardly knew him at all. (more…)
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In my time in the Dissident Right sphere, I’ve had my chance to attend certain historic events but chose not to.
I didn’t go to Charlottesville because I couldn’t get the day off work. For many years, this was a regret of mine. (more…)
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Edward Dutton joined Greg Johnson to discuss his new biography of Jonathan Bowden, Shaman of the Radical Right. It is now available to download or listen to online. (more…)
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Jacques Luzi
Ce que l’Intelligence artificielle ne peut pas faire
Èditions La Lenteur, 2024
For both pragmatic and mystical reasons, industrial society worships technology, and it is the adoration of technology which stymies any democratic debate or questioning regarding the legitimacy of the technocratic class in power. The dependency on machines and the devotional association which many ordinary people have with machines stands in the way of any effective critique of that class’s project to transform natural gifts into artificial ones. (more…)
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In 2020, the anti-racists came for Flannery O’Connor. Paul Elie led the charge in an article for The New Yorker, the online version of which was entitled “How Racist Was Flannery O’Connor?”[1] Elie’s answer was: pretty racist. (more…)
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Last Friday, Counter-Currents published a piece of mine entitled “A Puzzling Situation”. From the responses in the comments section, it appears to have puzzled a lot of readers. If you have read any of my previous work, you may have gathered the impression that there was something slightly “off” about this new essay. You may even have noticed that it started out in a fairly straightforward manner, but that the farther you read, the more that impression of strangeness grew. (more…)
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Le Pen’s active engagement in politics continued long after 2002 despite his advancing years, his iron constitution resisting the ravages of time remarkably well, but his party had been weakened by the split with the MNR and for the next ten years was much less successful than before. (more…)
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The Trump administration invited 15 conservative influencers to the White House last Thursday in a much-hyped “release of the Epstein files.” The event itself was a dud with absolutely nothing of any consequence being revealed. In other words, there was nothing that will lead to a credible accusation and arrest. (more…)