How the Unthinkable Became Thinkable
Eric Lander, Julian Huxley and the Awakening of Sleeping Monsters Matthew Ehret Will we see
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History and Historical Narrative
How I survived a year of SHTF in 90s Bosnia
No electricity, no food, no running water, no law. In a now legendary forum thread,
What Can We Learn From the 1918 Pandemic?
Tessa Lena looks back into the government policies employed during the 1918 pandemic and how
Twenty Years of Attack the System: Was 2020 a Vindication?
It was 20 years ago this month, in January of 2001, that AttacktheSystem.Com first appeared.
Anteroom of Our Own Extinction
If you want to deprive citizens of freedom of movement, freedom of assembly and the
When Two Tribes Go to War: Reflections on Bertrand Russell’s Chilling Blueprint for Humanity
BERTRAND Russell’s 1931 work, The Scientific Outlook, may be somewhat obscure in relation to his
Knowledge without Constraints: How Friedrich Hölderlin Overcame the Kantian-Fichtean Stranglehold
FRIEDRICH Hölderlin (1770-1843), who explored the mystical links between philosophy and poetry, was possibly the
Coronalis (poetic remix of E.Pound’s Usura, Canto XLV)
“Corpses are set to statistical banquet
at the behest of the UN-WEF-WHO”
A CHARMED LIFE: THE MILITARY ADVENTURES OF ERNST JÜNGER
Have you forgotten yet?… Look up, and swear by the green of the Spring that
French Blood, Sussex Heart: Who Was Hilaire Belloc?
ON July 27th, 1870, at La Celle-Saint-Cloud, in the Île-de-France region of north-central France, Joseph
