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Greg Johnson talks to novelist Blake Nelson about his career, his new novel The Red Pill, and its frosty reception from the politically correct establishment. (more…)
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Blake Nelson
The Red Pill: A Novel
Bombardier Books, 2019
This is a novel about a divorced man in his early 40s learning to navigate the contemporary dating scene. Martin Harris grew up in Portland, Oregon, went east for college and worked for an advertising agency in New York for ten years. (more…)
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Donna Zuckerberg
Not All Dead White Men: Classics and Misogyny in the Digital Age
Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2018
Homer
The Odyssey
Translated by Emily Wilson
New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 2017 (more…)
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John Morgan and Michael Polignano interview Swedish nationalist YouTube commentator and fitness guru Marcus Follin, a.k.a. The Golden One. (more…)
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The reality about women and gender relations is usually the last red pill for a man to take. It is also the hardest and the most emotionally devastating one. While understanding inherent biological racial differences, the truth about Hitler and WWII, and the Jewish Question (more…)
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In the early days of GRECE, the think tank of the Nouvelle Droite (New Right), which included such luminaries as Alain de Benoist and Pierre Vial, it was considered necessary to make a clean break with the failures of the past, totems that many on the Right still clung to. This new generation of writers, mostly in their 20s during the cultural revolution of ’68, felt that nostalgia for a lost cause — and there were several — stood in the way of their values finding political and cultural support from the majority of their countryman. (more…)
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Many organizations and movements on the Right can be construed as push-back against Cultural Marxism. While the Alt Right certainly does do this, I wouldn’t include it in this group. In a world without Cultural Marxism, you can still have an Alt Right (although at that point, we’d probably drop the “Alt”). This is because we stand for things more than we stand against them, for example, a positive white racial identity, peaceful ethno-nationalism, and more or less traditional, commonsense values beyond that. (more…)
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Over the last few months there has been quite a bit of hubbub within the Alt Right movement over who exactly can be counted among our ranks and who can credibly be representing us to the public. This discussion has become particularly prominent in our circles since Hillary gave her lackluster speech on our movement and warned everyone about the dangers of our cartoon frog. (more…)
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Aaron Clarey
The Curse of the High IQ
CreateSpace, 2016
What’s it like to have nothing to lean on in this bleak world but nihilism?
Aaron Clarey’s new book, The Curse of the High IQ, takes an exceedingly unromantic look at the misfit misery of being too smart. (more…)
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Las feministas han gritado “lobo” tan seguido que he cultivado el hábito de ignorarlas, así que mi primera reacción frente a la reciente campaña contra Roosh V fue dejar de lado tales acusaciones. El típico SJW (Social Justice Warrior – Guerrero de la Justicia Social) es tan indiferente a la verdad que a menudo parecería que una parte importante de su cerebro ha dejado de funcionar. Pero incluso un reloj parado da dos veces la hora, y tristemente lo que dicen sobre Roosh es cierto. (more…)
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Feminists have cried “wolf!” so often that I have gotten in the habit of ignoring them, so my first reaction to the recent campaign against Roosh V was just to dismiss it. The typical SJW is so indifferent to truth that it often seems that an important part of her brain has simply stopped working. But even a stopped clock is right twice a day, and sadly they are right about Roosh. (more…)
Max Ernst, Die dunklen Götter, 1957
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Übersetzt von Deep Roots.
Schon seit mehreren Jahren ist die Webseite, die ich mehr als irgendeine andere lese, Chateau Heartiste gewesen, vormals bekannt als Chateau Roissy. Ich lese auch von Zeit zu Zeit Roosh V. Beide Männer sind hochintelligent, und Heartiste ist auch ein brillianter Stilist mit einem abgefahrenen Sinn für Humor. (more…)
Max Ernst, Los Dioses Oscuros, 1957
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Hace varios años ya, el sitio web que leo más que cualquier otro es el Chateau Heartiste, conocido previamente como Chateau Roissy. También leo Roosh V. de vez en cuando. Ambos hombres son altamente inteligentes, y Heartiste es también un brillante estilista, con un retorcido sentido del humor.
Max Ernst, The Dark Gods, 1957
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For several years now, the website I read more than any other has been Chateau Heartiste, formerly known as Chateau Roissy. I also read Roosh V. from time to time. Both men are highly intelligent, and Heartiste is also a brilliant stylist, with a wicked sense of humor.
But, for all the pleasure and knowledge I have derived from these and other manosphere writers, I am increasingly drawn to the view that the net result of the manosphere is to morally corrupt men.
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Game is the male revolt against the sexual caste system imposed by feminism. The “red pill” is simply an acknowledgement that what women say they want, and what they actually want, are two different things. Even some women who say that they want a “traditional” relationship are not willing to do what it takes to get this by actually behaving like a lady, staying in shape, or not detonating a relationship over trivia. By definition, game is men learning what actually works with women and using it to fulfill their primal needs for sex, (more…)
