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The cat is a beautiful devil.
—Charles Bukowski
Everybody wants to be a cat.
—Walt Disney’s The Aristocats (more…)
Counter-Currents
Tag: Ancient Egypt
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2,771 wordsPart 1 of 2 (Part 2 here)
Gregory Delaney
The Monsters of Babylon: How the Jews Betrayed Mankind (Vols. 1 & 2)
Sspress, 2024The subversive Jewish angle in Norman Lear’s tawdry sitcoms went mostly unrecognized in the 1980s and ‘90s. Few in mainstream American society recognized the treachery of Jews at the highest levels of the US government, either. Apart from some perceptive critics such as Paul Findley, (more…)
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You can buy Greg Johnson’s The Trial of Socrates here.
You can buy Greg Johnson’s The Trial of Socrates here.
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Three dissident Right philosophers discussed Greg Johnson‘s book The Trial of Socrates during the second meeting of the Counter-Currents Book Club: F. Roger Devlin (author of Sexual Utopia in Power), Mike Maxwell of Imperium Press, and the author himself. All of the participants have an academic background in philosophy. The trial of Socrates is a pivotal event in world history. Before Socrates, philosophy had put society on trial. Now society was striking back. The recording of the stream is now available for download and online listening. Find out what some of the leading luminaries of our movement have to say about this defining moment of our civilization. (more…)
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1,411 wordsThe Metropolitan Museum of Art is currently staging an exhibition entitled “The African Origin of Civilization.” Inspired by Cheikh Anta Diop’s eponymous book, one of Afrocentrism’s central texts, it juxtaposes African artifacts dating mostly from the eighteenth through the twentieth centuries with ancient Egyptian artifacts. (more…)
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Mycenaean bust of a Bronze Age warrior wearing a boar’s-tusk helmet
Mycenaean bust of a Bronze Age warrior wearing a boar’s-tusk helmet
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By the late spring of 1185 BC, something had gone terribly wrong in the palace-complex of Syrian Ugarit. The city’s leader, Amurabi, had just received a letter from the grand supervisor of Alashiya (Cyprus), asking Amurabi to send what men he could spare to help his beleaguered ally to the east. Cutthroats and bands of foreign invaders were menacing his Cypriot towns. Unfortunately, Amurabi had his own border problems. In a message whose words have lost none of their exasperation or sarcasm after 32 centuries, the ruler of Ugarit replied: (more…)
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Portrait of member of 12th dynasty royal family, reign of Senwosret III, Musem of Fine Arts, Boston
Portrait of member of 12th dynasty royal family, reign of Senwosret III, Musem of Fine Arts, Boston
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I appeared on both of this week’s episodes of The Daily Shoah on The Right Stuff Radio. In the first episode (here), Paul Kersey and I joined the Death Panel to discuss Hidden Figures and black hostility to white Faustian adventures like the space program. In the second episode (here), which is a best of compilation of last year’s Black Fake History Month shows, I appear in the first hour to talk about Afrocentric attempts to appropriate the white civilization of Ancient Egypt. Thanks again to Mike and Sven for having me on. Enjoy!
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February 10, 2015 Greg Johnson
Critique de l’Age Axial par Jan Assmann
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Dans son nouveau livre, From Akhenaten to Moses: Ancient Egypt and Religious Change [D’Akhenaton à Moïse : l’ancienne Egypte et le changement religieux] (Cairo: The American University in Cairo Press, 2014), l’égyptologue Jan Assmann dit que le concept d’Age Axial du philosophe Karl Jaspers n’est « pas une théorie mais un mythe scientifique » (p. 94). (more…)
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January 1, 2015 Greg Johnson
Crítica a la Era Axial por Jan Assmann
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En su nuevo libro, From Akhenaten to Moses: Ancient Egypt and Religious Change (Cairo: The American University in Cairo Press, 2014), el egiptólogo Jan Assmann argumenta que el concepto del filósofo Karl Jaspers de la era axial “no es una teoría sino un mito científico” (p.94).
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In his new book, From Akhenaten to Moses: Ancient Egypt and Religious Change (Cairo: The American University in Cairo Press, 2014), Egyptologist Jan Assmann argues that philosopher Karl Jaspers’ concept of the Axial Age is “not a theory but a scientific myth” (p. 94).
According to Jaspers, the centuries between 800 and 200 BCE are a turning point in world history. During this Axial Age, Biblical monotheism and Zoroastrianism emerged in the Near East; (more…)
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February 3, 2011 William Pierce
Black History Month Special
Destroying the Past
Portrait of Queen Hatshepsut, the 18th dynasty female Pharaoh with original pink facial pigmentation
Portrait of Queen Hatshepsut, the 18th dynasty female Pharaoh with original pink facial pigmentation
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Editor’s Note:
A few minor corrections to the article below. First, the mummy identified as possibly that of female Pharaoh Hatshepsut has now been identified as the mummy of Queen Tiy (also mentioned below), the mother of Akhnaton. (more…)
