Do you see...flashing white eyes from inside....The altars will burn again!

The new constitution for the new Europe

The thing is everyone “educated” today reads the same few things (and the new online pundits read even less, just posts by me and friends from 15 years ago). So it’s like two parallel discussions that never meet because they simply have no frame or immune system for these ideas.

Odysseus famously tells the cyclops his name is Οὖτις, "Nobody," but there is also an untranslatable pun on μήτις, "nobody," and μῆτις, "cleverness," a synonym of δόλος, "trick," and antonym of βία, "violence," an important epic dichotomy, e.g. in the funeral games in Iliad 23.

wrong about everything award

Αλήθεια, πόσες αναγκαστικές απελάσεις γίνονται? Περίπου 200 τον μήνα. Οι 160 είναι στην Αλβανία, οι 40 σε άλλες χώρες. Αν μόνο ξέραμε πόσο άσχημα είναι τα πράγματα.

BAP book 2.0 is my personal Winds of Winter

Finishing up Lee Kuan Yew’s book and one of the most interesting parts is how he picked his successors. All of the original party members were trusted and had lived through the hardship of the war, he knew they were qualified and strong. To find his own replacement as well as

Ancient past meets ancient future

Goodmorning

Nietzsche on the futile idiocy of the conservative project

Το ότι ζούμε σε έναν πλανήτη αντεστραμμένων αξιών φαίνεται από τον τίτλο. Ο πλούτος δημιουργείται, δεν δημιουργείται η φτώχεια. Η φτώχεια είναι η φυσική κατάσταση του ανθρώπου αν δεν κάνει τίποτε για να δημιουργήσει τροφή, στέγη και πόρους για να καλύψει τις υπόλοιπες ανάγκες

Μια εναλλακτική πρόταση στο να γυρνάς το άλλο μάγουλο

Led Greek troops into battle against the Ottomans, first to swim the Hellespont, kept a pet Bear, an ex gorlfren say he was "mad, bad, and dangerous to now" and he was first person to receive "fanmail"...An original Sensitive Young Man.

Future historians will think Rawlesianism was the last of the Abrahamic religions. x.com/infodexx/statu…

I have compiled all quotes by Ernst Jünger on Oswald Spengler, spanning the totality of his bibliography. The link is in the first reply to this post.

The Great Man: Origin and End of Civilization, by Georg Brandes (1902). Now available on Amphora. I am very pleased to bring this text back to life, Brandes' works cut still as well as they did a century later. Link in reply.