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The danger of minding people’s business is twofold. First, there is the danger that a man may leave his business unattended to; and, second, there is the danger of an impertinent interference with another’s affairs. The “friends of humanity” almost always run into both dangers.

-William Graham Sumner, What Social Classes Owe to Each Other [1883]

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• Apparently there was a government media blackout over a multi-city outbreak of violence in France. Jean Raspail was right!
• Microstate Madness – Europe in 2020.
• Ten Lessons on Empire.
• How the Jews maintained communal cohesion during the long Babylon exile.
• Vatican reconciles with Oscar Wilde: “one of the personalities of the 19th century who most lucidly analysed the modern world in its disturbing as well as its positive aspects“
• Pakistanis who send jokes about Asif Zardari- the liberal Pakistani president and widower of Benazir Bhutto- risk being arrested and given a 14-year prison sentence.
• Book review of the The Philosopher’s Kitchen: Recipes from Ancient Greece and Rome for the Modern Cook.
• A Jacobean space programme? Forget Apollo and Sputnik: How a Briton launched the space race in the 1640s.
• Marcus Aurelius: Warrior, Philosopher, Emperor reviewed here.
• China’s Confucian Soft Power: Confucius is helping China spread its new-found influence throughout the world.
• Evelyn Waugh’s Edmund Campion and its lessons for Catholic resistance in times of permeating disorder.
• Man the barricades! Killer French chipmunks ready to invade Britain.
• South Africa’s first Catholic saint to be a Black Israelite?
• Leszek Kolakowski, R.I.P. The Polish “Marxist humanist” was critical of both Soviet Communism and Western Liberalism. MORE: Kolakowski vs E.P. Thompson.
• He called himself a “Socialist without a Party, a Christian without a Church”-  Ignazio Silone was always a man apart. The life & times of yet another dissident Marxist…
• That angry commenter on your blog may actually be working for the Israeli government. More: Israel’s Team Twitter.
• The Protocols of the Elders of the Vatican? Justin Raimondo explores Israel’s “Nutbar Factor”.
• Hitler-Grand Mufti photo circulated in Israel settlement fight.
• The detailed service records of 250,000 medieval soldiers – including archers who served with Henry V at the Battle of Agincourt – have gone online.
• The Keynesian Revolution and the Neo-liberal Counter-revolution. Interesting piece but the “neo-liberal Freemasonry” charge doesn’t explain the decades von Mises, Hayek and similar voices spent in the academic and political wilderness. Keynes, Galbraith & co.- dripping with high-level government influence- could be more properly called a “freemasonry” of sorts.
• Romanticism: pro- or anti-science?
• Norman Lowell’s remarks at the book launch for Imperium Europa: The Book that Changed the World.
• FREE FOR DOWNLOAD! Over five hundred pages of internal Process Church of the Final Judgment documents. Everything available from chants & hymns to more well known works such as “A Candle in Hell” to otherwise unavailable foundational documents like the “Xtul Dialogues” is collected here.

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Simply by being compelled to keep constantly on his guard, a man may grow so weak as to be unable to any longer defend himself.

-Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, Ecce Homo [1888]

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• A new National-Anarchist zine from Australia is now available.
• Also from Down Under, check out the new third positionist Nationalist Alternative.
• German Green Party boss calls pro-Israel/anti-Iran group, “Stop the Bomb”, a ‘Mossad organization’.
• Zionist Fanatics practice Serial Vandalism in Paris. More here.
• Comparing Zionists to Nazis to be criminalized in Britain.
• Washington is playing a Deeper Game with China: can you say “color-coded revolution”?
• Nationalism and Western values: the view from Sri Lanka. Also delves into the questions of religion, cultural conservatism and monarchy.
• Center for Norse Mythology Opens in Iceland.
• New Maltese cultural institute to study Hospitallers and other religious-military orders.
• Byron in Love: Mad, bad, and dangerous, he understood what women wanted.
• Knut Hamsun: Saved by Stalin?
• Could Sardinia be the lost island of Atlantis?
• Orwell’s Instructive Errors: Orwell, to put it kindly, does not win the Nostradamus award for prescience.
• Paleocon writer John Zmirak argues that Pope Benedict XVI’s new encyclical does not advocate a World-State.
• Ian Fleming’s Goldfinger may have been based on a German spymaster who plotted to blow up gold reserves at the Bank of England.
• The Death of Macho: “Surly, lonely, and hard-drinking men, who feel as though they have been rendered historically obsolete, and who long for lost identities of macho, are already common in ravaged post-industrial landscapes across the world…”
• Homogenizing India, one Wal-Mart at a time.
• Israel has the highest proportion of hackers per Internet user in the world.
• The Return of Goblin: for all you Dario Argento fans out there…
• Superman, Batman and The Flash could soon be joining forces with The 99, a team of superheroes based on Islamic culture and religion.
• The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of Pirates.
• Philip Pullman, the best selling author, will be banned from reading his books in schools because he refuses to be vetted for a new anti-paedophile database that he said “assumes my guilt”.
• Cossacks seek to take over most of North Caucasus.
• Tatlin’s Tower: Monument to Utopianism.
• The West Rediscovers Russian Folk Art.
• “Blessed” G.K. Chesterton? The possible beatification of the noted English author and Catholic convert.
• John Calvin: Man of Contradictions, Shaper of Modernity.
• German prosecutors said on Thursday they had launched an inquiry into whether a garden gnome with its right arm raised in a Hitler salute in a Nuremberg art gallery is against the law.
• The Jackal Manifesto: Danish Hells Angels vs. immigrant gangs.
• Kerry Bolton’s terrific profile of avant-garde artist and writer Wyndham Lewis.

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The modern world seems invincible. Like the extinct dinosaurs.

-Nicolás Gómez Dávila

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