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Is the faction of truth going to amount to anything?
Despite all the disorganization and confused populism, it seems there is something of a new world coming into being from "the right". It's young, secular, nationalistic, technocratic, irreverent, and anticorruption. It is what drove the energy of Trump's c...
On the Mixing and Purification of the English Race
The ongoing breakdown of the Yookay state has produced some new kino: Jacob Reese-Mogg dressed up in traditional English attire calling the English "non-Aryan" mongrels while asking them die in a war. Besides the polemical nonsense caption, much of what he...
Idea: Palladium Institute for Governance Futurism.
I love Palladium magazine and what they started....
(www.phenomenalworld.org)
The Dallas Forum
Last week our generous zcash patrons took a group of us San Francisco eggheads out to Forum's event, a side event held alongside the Republican midterm convention in Dallas. This was a gathering of online chud right people from a few different strands of t...
(dailycaller.com)
Let's go to Brazil to observe Partido Missao
One of the most interesting political movements in the western hemisphere is the Movimento Brazil Livre (MBL) and their Partido Missao under Renan Santos. They are young, technocratic, unapologetic, popular, and very clever. They are our guys, and a great ...
War by Other Means — PALLADIUM Magazine
By John Severini....
(letter.palladiummag.com)
Post-war democracy is abdicating legitimacy for the sake of corruption and mass immigration
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice has attempted to ban Renan Santos from campaigning on a selectively enforced technicality (though backed down). The German state constantly flirts with the idea of banning AfD, the most popular opposition party. In respons...
The New Economic Engine
From our gracious host's latest, we once are left with the question of what the new economic engine may be to save us from the inevitable Quiglian decay. I believe we should be able to make headway here....
(youtu.be)
On American Political Aesthetics
American politics used to be visually impressive. Today, they are visually ugly. All sides are aesthetically incompetent....
(x.com)
Is China our main enemy, or a distraction?
Some debate recently broke out in the local cell about whether "beating China" is a useful goal to orient around, and in particular whether China is our main enemy. On the yes side we have allegations that China is behind fentanyl, AI deceleration, boomer ...
How to buy fent with EBT in San Francisco
Pablo Peniche and the SF10x boys have blown the whistle on SF's huge SNAP-to-cash fraud problem by which fent addicts get their dope paid for by the government. Basically it works like this:...
(x.com)
States are tools and territory for peoples, not magical repositories of real interest
In the "high skill" immigration debate, I see people conflating the interests of "us" with those of the American state. There are arguments to be made that certain kinds of immigration are of benefit to the state. The state gets more labor and perhaps high...
Greco-futurism: Solution for NRx trichotomy
Spandrell has written about the three different sides of NRx who are against the Cathedral....
Unamericans in America
One severely underdiscussed aspect of woke is its disastrous effect on our ability to integrate talent....
Robots, not immigrants: My optimism on Japan's New Political Party
I spent some time in Tokyo, and got to meet some people around the newest political party "Team Mirai" (Japanese: チームみらい; lit. 'Team Future')....
Reparations In Liberia?
The plight of the Negro in the Americas is one of the great injustices of the world. Forced by the legacy of slavery to live among oppressors who hate and fear them, the African diaspora has been in a miserable state for hundreds of years. The internationa...
The Material Basis of Meritocracy
New article attempts to explain a world becoming more individual, less eusocial, more elitist, more meritocratic, and more extreme....
(archive.ph)
What We Owe Charlie Kirk
As you've all seen by now, Charlie Kirk was martyred for having the courage to openly proclaim the ideals and realities this country was built on. I didn't agree with him about many things, but I find that I agree with him a lot more now that I've watched ...
The third-worldification of the global internet: are private network enclaves the answer?
Following recent anon discourse on the general third-worldification of the internet, I've been pondering potential solutions....
(yggdrasil-network.github.io)
Race in America
I know we want to be high brow here but forgive me anons....
The Dark Enlightenment and why we won the war
This is Nick Land's infamous 'The Dark Enlightenment', which was one of the first pieces of writing to seriously nudge me away from my inherited political orientation. It's great throughout, but section 4d was particularly interesting when I returned to it...
(keithanyan.github.io)
BAP: The Right of the Stronger and the Better
BAP is sometimes obscurantist. In this essay, which only appeared in print prior, he is not obscuring anything. If one had any questions about the power core of his program, here it is on a silver platter. I personally tend to think the formation of new st...
(www.bronzeagepervert.yoga)
On the Erosion of Society, Erroneous Optimism, & what should replace it
By now, all can smell the new feeling in the air. Whether it be 53 BC Rome, 1787 France, or 1850s America, this pungent sensation is something all have felt prior to years of great change & strife. We may discuss the recent feuds in California, the instabi...
What longform piece is missing from the Mass Deportation/Remigration discussion?
Two years ago a Palladium article was written that forcefully argued that the replacement of meritocracy with DEI wasn't simply a "design decision," but was instead sowing the seeds of an unwind of complex civilization. The article escaped the Muscular Cen...
The case for Trump's deficit-reciprocal tariff plan
I didn't get the Trump tariffs at first. It seemed like a hastily implemented half-thought economic trainwreck. Or at least that's what the stock market says. But now I think I understand some of the logic....