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[Language] allows thousands to sin and does not prevent them. Centuries wear it down, and millions of tongues seem to talk it to death and wear it out in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, in trade and commerce, carelessly and irreverently. (more…)
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“I won’t be around when that happens.” I never cease to be dumbstruck by this attitude. I am blessed or cursed with the ability to follow things to their rational conclusion. This sentiment expresses a desire to escape consequences by “not being around” on the material plane when America becomes a Third World favela. (more…)
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…)
“Death found an author writing his life. . .” from Edward Hull’s Danse Macabre, 1827.
“Death found an author writing his life. . .” from Edward Hull’s Danse Macabre, 1827.
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It always sounds silly to me when people tell the dead to “rest in peace.”
Practically speaking, don’t you have to disturb their rest to tell them that? It makes about as much sense as nudging someone who’s snoring to say, “Hey — HEY! Wake up and go to sleep.” (more…)
Ernest Wallcousins, Helgi Returns to Valhalla
Ernest Wallcousins, Helgi Returns to Valhalla
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Part I here, Part VIII here, Part X here
In our last installment, we explored the career of the legendary Norse hero Helgi. Chapter Nine of the Volsung Saga is devoted to Helgi, and it constitutes a rich and entertaining digression from the main story. At one time, Helgi must have been a very important hero. The anonymous author of the Volsung Saga draws on two poems concerning Helgi compiled in the Poetic Edda: Helgakvitha Hundingsbana I (The First Poem of Helgi, Killer of Hunding; henceforth HH I), and Helgakvitha Hundingsbana II (or HH II). (more…)
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Greg Johnson and John Morgan conclude their discussion of the films of David Lynch. (more…)
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Point of Terror
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Youth Without Youth
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H. A. Covington
The Stars In Their Path: A Novel of Reincarnation
Lincoln, Nebr.: IUniverse, 2002
Harold Covington often says that his Northwest novels don’t tell white people what to do, but show them what to be. They are filled with examples of good character. The same is true of The Stars In Their Path, which follows three souls through multiple incarnations from sixteenth-century Paris to the modern day. (more…)
