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Imperium
Has anyone here read F.P. Yockey's Imperium? If so, do you think it is possible to overcome cultural distortion in the current state of affairs and establish a pan-Western Empire? What do you think the world would look like in such a case?
posted 2d ago with 6 replies 44

Imperium 44

A Hidden Gem
One of the reasons I am posting here is to discover some hidden gems that cannot be found easily elsewhere on the web. ...
posted 13mo ago with 8 replies 2525

A Hidden Gem 2525

"Hidden Gems" — Rare(-ish) Books list below seems possibly relevant ... 6d ago 00

"Hidden Gems" — Rare 00

The border patrol shooter was a zizian rationalist. Let's read ziz.
I love edgy philosophy. My general hunch is that the forbidden stuff contains truths that the nomos longhouse doesn't want you to know. Those truths give you important leverage against the established control structures, so it's a key move in the martial a...
posted 3mo ago with 6 replies 88

The border patrol sh 88

Tragedy and Hope reading group canceled due to lack of interest
The first reading had some good discussion and I was very satisfied with it. The second reading had only one post that wasn’t from me. The third reading had none. ...
posted 12mo ago with 5 replies 55

Tragedy and Hope rea 55

>>1869* 11mo ago 00

>>1869* 00

Tragedy and Hope Reading Group, Discussion III
Our reading this time was chapter V, The First World War, 1914-1918, and chapter VI, The Versailles System and the Return to “Normalcy”. Please post in this thread only if you’ve read these chapters. ...
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Tragedy and Hope Rea 33

Relevant to the discussion at >>1804. ... 12mo ago 22

Relevant to the disc 22

Tragedy and Hope Reading Group, Discussion II
Our reading this time was chapter IV, The Buffer Fringe. Please post in this thread only if you’ve read that chapter. ...
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Tragedy and Hope Rea 77

Tragedy and Hope Reading Group, Discussion I
Our reading this time was chapter I, Western Civilization in its World Setting; chapter 2, Western Civilization to 1914; and chapter 3, The Russian Empire to 1917. Please post in this thread only if you’ve read these chapters. ...
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Tragedy and Hope Rea 77

ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀ ᴏɴᴇ ... 12mo ago 00

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Reading Group Announcement: Carroll Quigley’s Tragedy and Hope
Following our discussion at >>1305, let’s read and discuss Tragedy and Hope. This book, published in 1966, is one of the masterworks of Carroll Quigley, arguably the 20th century’s best historian. It’s an ambitious macrohistory of Western Civilizatio...
posted 13mo ago with 7 replies 1313

Reading Group Announ 1313

The Philosopher's Diet (general dietary wisdom thread)
I've never been tempted to take the peat pill. I get my diet advice from Plato, Tacitus, and ibn Khaldun: the Guardians should eat simple diet of roast meat and avoid allowing Corinthian girlfriends to feed them decadent food. The ancient Germans were stro...
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The Philosopher's Di 99

Guide to Carroll Quigley’s books
Carroll Quigley was a historian who lived from 1910 to 1977. He is a major influence on a bunch of people in our little circle, myself included. Mr. Quigley’s great genius is in analyzing how political and economic systems are intertwined, a subject wher...
posted 13mo ago with 5 replies 1818

Guide to Carroll Qui 1818

I just bought, but have not yet started, Tragedy and Hope, so that one would have my vote. 13mo ago 11

I just bought, but h 11

Retrochronic. A primary literature review on the thesis that AI and capitalism are teleologically identical (retrochronic.com) posted 2y ago with 7 replies 1313

Retrochronic. A prim 1313

first thoughts
In any text, there's something that's left unsaid. And sometimes that unspoken thing isn't even known by the people supposedly behind it. Romance is a lot like this. You don't say everything, and you almost can't say everything. No matter what you say or d...
posted 13mo ago with 3 replies 44

first thoughts 44

Should we read Foucault?
It seems silly to invite strangers to read with me parts of Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison (Surveiller et punir : Naissance de la prison) by Michel Foucault. I assume everyone has read it. A foundational text! But I realize I’m basing...
posted 14mo ago with 10 replies 1515

Should we read Fouca 1515

What are the most important (history, philosophy, etc.) books for the home educator to read?
Think: “things the teacher needs to know so he or she can avoid misleading his or her students”. ...
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What are the most im 1313 22

Book Club: Selective Breeding and the Birth of Philosophy.
Dr Alamariu dropped his groundbreaking dissertation last year and by now you have all had a chance to read it. Let's read it again and discuss. This book really hits hard doing two related things that I think are of supreme importance: ...
posted 1y ago with 37 replies 1818

Book Club: Selective 1818

Eight Books To Read (Samo Burja's recommendations for independent study of society) (medium.com) posted 14mo ago with no replies 33

Eight Books To Read 33

What books are you currently reading?
I'm reading: ...
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What books are you c 1313