Tag: Frankfurt School

Thomas Hart Benton, “Bootleggers,” 1927

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The First World War and the Great Depression

In 1912 Woodrow Wilson, a Democrat, became president for eight years when regular and Progressive Republicans split. (more…)

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Повчальна стаття Тоні Карталуччі [1] під назвою «Революційний чинник Гугла – Альянс молодіжних рухів: кольорові революції 2.0» була оприлюднена на сайті Global Research [2]. В ній Карталуччі зосереджується на Альянсі молодіжних рухів (AYM), або ж Movement.org. (more…)

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Tradução: para o inglês por Greg Johnson
[Para o português pela Equipe Yrminsul]

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Eine weitere Revolution mit dem Etikett „Made in the USA“

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Übersetzt von Deep Roots

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Ein aufschlußreicher Artikel von Tony Cartalucci [1] mit dem Titel „Google’s Revolution Factory – Alliance of Youth Movements: Color Revolution 2.0“ ist von Global Research veröffentlicht worden [2]. (more…)

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Robert Stark has posted an article at the Voice of Reason entitled “Tolkien versus the Frankfurt School: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly of the Left” in which he comments favorably on my recent VOR interview with Tom Sunic and on my article “West-Coast White Nationalism.” (more…)

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Ukrainian translation here, German translation here

An enlightening article by Tony Cartalucci,[1] entitled “Google’s Revolution Factory – Alliance of Youth Movements: Color Revolution 2.0,” has been published by Global Research.[2] (more…)

Jean-Paul Sartre, 1905–1980

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The Babbitt with the Sartrean Paradox

In 1945, the tone of ideological debate was set by the victorious ideologies. We could choose American liberalism (the ideology of Mr. Babbitt) or Marxism, an allegedly de-bourgeoisfied version of the metanarrative. (more…)

“Organisation Todt” by Kettler, circa 1933–1945

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The Encysted Metanarrative . . .

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The wise old Faust in FAUST (1926), directed by F. W. Murnau

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In Oswald Spengler’s terms, our European culture is the product of a “pseudomorphosis,” i.e., of the grafting of an alien mentality upon our indigenous, original, and innate mentality. (more…)