Tag: the left

Hieronymus Bosch, The Last Judgement (ca. 1482)

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Part 3 of 7 (Full series here.)

To return to Bosch & his tableaux of the end of the world — namely, The Last Judgement — one sees the guitar playing ape — the mammalian sentinel in the foreground — ahead of the picture — abreast of these developments — abandoned of an arrested fate: shirking his duty: not to be foretold — an unhallowed promontory of Hell-cat witches — the Christian Agape reversed and stood upon its head — with a fellow mammalian excrescence — not a lion or a sheep — a beast of God — staring at the ground — the sub-text of the picture — its border and foreground — tucked away in the corner. (more…)

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Nick Fuentes on the Tucker Carlson Show.

Full interview available here.

Overall, despite one glaring flaw, Tucker Carlson’s interview of Nick Fuentes was a major net positive for the movement.

Fuentes’ strongest point was towards the end, when he gave a surprisingly tasteful explanation of the woman question which Tucker mostly agreed with. (more…)

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The Trump administration has taken tangible steps to fight its internal enemies. The president and his officials have attacked the strongholds and redoubts of the entrenched Left both in the halls of power and in society more generally. They have realized that the radical Left has subsumed the entire Left and should be treated as the same hostile entity. (more…)

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Liberals often derogatorily accuse anybody who does not faithfully accept every dogmatic piece of history and the “official story” as a revisionist. Some of these accusations have come my way over the years, which in turn got me thinking about all of the instances of legal and historical revisionism by the Left. Examples of this are legion, enough to fill at least an entire book or two spanning the length of recorded history. (more…)

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The killing of Charlie Kirk is a tragedy that deserves the strongest condemnation. Whatever one thinks of his politics, Charlie Kirk was not the figure his enemies in the press claim he was. He was not an extremist and he was certainly not some unhinged provocateur. In truth, Kirk was often criticized by dissident voices for being too flat and too cautious. (more…)

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Why dost thou behold the mote in thy brother’s eye, and behold not the beam that is in thine own?
Matthew 7:3 (more…)

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Like Poetry, History Rhymes

One of the more startling aspects of this past election cycle has been the way in which it repeated the dominant themes and challenges from 2016. Trump as a beleaguered challenger; a demographic crisis continually spiralling out of control; America and its working people betrayed by an unaccountable and decadent elite; a world on the brink of war; and so on. (more…)

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Late one Saturday morning in 1990 under the skeleton-bleaching California sun, I motored through a crumbled, hilly, ashen section of East LA looking to see if any of the Hicks Boys Stoners were around to sell me some weed. (more…)

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Enough people on the real right demonize people on the left. Some see the comprehensive left-Cathedral conspiracy (a conspiracy of universities, media, corporations, and high politics). Some people describe a leftist “long march through the institutions” to explain the cultural dominance of the left in real politics. But a lot of things on the left work because of interpersonal relationships, shared ideology, idealism, but also lack of self-awareness, cowardice, psychological problems, psychological blackmail, fear, and the desire for profit. (more…)

Kyle Gass

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Someone tried to assassinate Donald Trump as he gave a speech in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania last Saturday. The shooter missed by centimeters, only grazing Trump’s ear. Three other people were shot, however, one fatally. The iconic image of Trump raising his fist in defiance is the stuff memes are made of. It was an emotional event.

In the days since, some Right-wingers have been trying to “cancel” those liberals who have made light of the event, or more commonly lamenting that the assassin did not succeed. The first such major example involved the Gen-X musical comedy duo Tenacious D. (more…)

Corey Comperatore, who was killed by one of the would-be assassin’s bullets on Saturday, with one of his daughters. Corey is one of the millions of Trump-supporting white Americans whom the Left demonizes, when they don’t simply ignore them. (Image source: Facebook)

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Donald Trump wasn’t the only one who dodged a bullet on July 13, 2024. America herself had a brush with death.

What do you think would have happened if the idol of those 70 million Americans who own most of America’s 300 million guns had been killed on live television? I think there would have been retribution, leading to tit-for-tat violence, which could easily have spun into civil war.

Who would have been the targets? That’s easy: The death lists are already compiled online — from the most prestigious newspapers and magazines all the way down to antifa-infested ratholes — where countless liberals and Leftists have been openly laying the groundwork for this assassination by painting Trump as a fascist threat to democracy. (more…)

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Eric Kaufmann
The Third Awokening: A 12-Point Plan for Rolling Back Progressive Extremism
New York, Nashville: Post Hill Press, 2024

Eric Kaufmann is best known as the author of Whiteshift (2019), a thick book on the future of white majorities in Western nations. The book’s thesis is that whites must be offered a bit of carrot as well as stick to reconcile us to being gradually phased out of the nations our ancestors created. (more…)

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David Zsutty of the Homeland Institute was Greg Johnson‘s guest on the latest broadcast of Counter-Currents Radio, where they discussed the Institute’s latest poll on immigration and deportation issues as well as other current things. It is now available for download and online listening. (more…)