Colin Liddell, Chief Editor of Alternative Right, celebrated New Year's Day by visiting a pagan shrine to pray for the further success of the Alt-Right in 2017. The shrine in question is Atago Shrine, built on the highest eminence in central Tokyo by the order of the Shogun, Ieyasu Tokugawa, and dedicated to the Fire God Homusubi no Mikoto as a means of safeguarding the city from fire. Due to the large number of steps leading up to the shrine, it is also seen as a suitable shrine to pray at for promotion.
Sunday, 1 January 2017
Saturday, 31 December 2016
PODCAST 51: THE YEAR OF THE FROG
Colin and Andy are joined by Alt-Right stalwarts Richard Wolstencroft and Alex Fontana to take a long look back at the "Current Year" that will soon be no more. Among many topics discussed are Bowie, Brexit, Trump, the Alt-Right, and the nature of Capitalism. Will Trump live up to the hopes placed in him, or will he disappoint? All this and more in the final Alt-Right podcast of 2016, a remarkable and revolutionary year. Onward and upwards to 2017!
NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS FOR 'WHITE GUYS': A WHITE GUY'S REPLY TO MTV
If you have not seen the video of MTV News’ “New Year’s Resolutions for White Guys”, here it is (prepare to be triggered!).
MTV News has deleted the video from their Twitter, but numerous copies are circulated, in order that this nauseating bit of anti-white agitprop may be preserved for future generations. The video went pretty viral last week and generated a lot of attention; but not for the reasons that MTV News had hoped it would. It was actually a disaster for them.
COLIN LIDDELL GUESTS ON MILLENNIAL WOES' "MILLENNIYULE HANGOUT"
Perhaps the greatest honor in the Alt-Right universe is to be invited onto a Millennial Woes "Millenniyule Hangout," a series of one-on-one Google hangouts hosted by Alt-Right vlogger Millennial Woes over the festive period. For the 23rd hangout in a 10-day period, Alternative Right's Chief Editor Colin Liddell joined Woes to discuss Manichean vs. Aristotlean morality, the power of the Left, the tragedy of the Jews, the nature of the Alt-Right, and the challenges created by Trump's Presidential election victory.
Thursday, 29 December 2016
VANGUARD PODCAST: BATMAN ANARCHO-FASCIST
Vanguard Podcast marked a vital step in the evolution of Alt-Right podcasting. Its format of a regular team with occasional guests discussing a topic of interest—"a conversation amongst friends"—established a highly successful template that many other Alt-Right podcasts later followed. Originally uploaded on the 23rd of July, 2012, this is the second of the podcasts to feature the "original triumvirate" of Richard Spencer, Andy Nowicki, and Colin Liddell, who duscuss the significance of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy.
JOIN THE ALT-RIGHT AND TALK LIKE A BILLIONAIRE (WITHOUT CUCKING LIKE ONE AFTERWARDS)
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| Paladino and Trump |
There's the well-known example of Donald Trump—the iconic loudmouth billionaire who tricked many Alt-Righters into seeing him as a "soul mate" because of his uninhibited way of expressing himself, but who, it seems, is merely a boorish civic nationalist, who loves "the Jews" and "the Blacks," and believes in "big, beautiful doors" for immigration.
Wednesday, 28 December 2016
BEER WITH NAZIS?
by Thrasymachus
“What is the alt-right?” people are asking, including the alt-right themselves. Other say it’s a stupid question, or there is no qualification, or the only litmus test is being pro-white. I have another idea.
“No enemies to the left, no friends to the right” is a basic rule of leftism. And it’s a basic rule of Buckley conservatism, or neoconservatism, or cuck conservatism. All these movements police to the right.
"I'LL BE THERE": THE WHITE KNIGHT ANTHEM ANALYZED
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| "If he ever hurts you, true love won't desert you!" |
by Andy Nowicki
A while ago, I wrote about the species of pop song, known as the "Zowie, You're Awesome in the Sack!" number, in which a (male) lover's sexual prowess is remarked upon and celebrated with ardent, ingratiating, slightly unbecoming and overly-affected reverence by a sensually-wailing waif.
In that article, I summarized the ways in which this type of tune--while seemingly male-praising--can in fact be doubly toxic to the cause of masculinity, as it simultaneously boosts certain less desirable elements of contemporary feminism ("Go ahead... Betray your loyal husband and fornicate with the sexy bad boy....You go, girl!") while also having the baleful effect of keeping men in a state of undignified sexual subjugation ("Zowie, she thinks I'm awesome in the sack! My sated hunger to be on the receiving end of flattery regarding my ostensible sexual prowess has now rendered me helpless to manipulation, by gosh!”)
Monday, 26 December 2016
Saturday, 24 December 2016
SCI-FI CINEMATIC CHRISTMAS: AFFIRMATIONS OF INCARNATION
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| Sam Rockwell as Sam Bell in "Moon" |
by Andy Nowicki
In many ways Christmas is a highly cinematic season. The feelings that surround the holiday are finally ineffable, better expressed in images than words. Language, wonderful tool of communication though it is, sometimes fails us when it comes to conveying the glory and beauty of truly profound occasions.
That is why, when pondering the "meaning of Christmas," one often thinks of movies: Miracle on 34th Street, It's a Wonderful Life, the many and varied cinematic incarnations of Dickens's A Christmas Carol, and so forth. Highly as I regard these and other explicitly Christmas-themed films, however, they were not the formative movies of my youth. I grew up in the '70s and '80s, and from an early age imbibed and internalized the science-fiction ethos of that time. The original Star Wars trilogy and the Indiana Jones movies thus appeal to me with more immediacy than countless, no doubt superior films from previous eras and separate genres.
That is why, when pondering the "meaning of Christmas," one often thinks of movies: Miracle on 34th Street, It's a Wonderful Life, the many and varied cinematic incarnations of Dickens's A Christmas Carol, and so forth. Highly as I regard these and other explicitly Christmas-themed films, however, they were not the formative movies of my youth. I grew up in the '70s and '80s, and from an early age imbibed and internalized the science-fiction ethos of that time. The original Star Wars trilogy and the Indiana Jones movies thus appeal to me with more immediacy than countless, no doubt superior films from previous eras and separate genres.
THE PROBLEM AS SOLUTION
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| The sight of blood is a well-known economic driver |
Berlin and the "Quantum Economics"
of a Semi-Islamized Europe
by Colin Liddell
After each terrorist outrage, like the recent Muslim twist on German Xmas, we see the usual social, cultural, and political repair mechanisms kick in. The Establishment is the Management, and the Management think they can manage things. After all, they have all the resources, from the mass media and the financial system to the security and surveillance services, at their command. All they seem to lack is a coherent view of how the World works and what's round the next few corners. Their guiding principle seems to be The Blind Leading the Blind. But is it?
Right now, the media is doing its job of muddying the waters with its various narratives and talking points; steam is being released, pressures dissipated. The whole lovely mess is being framed in a hegemonic holding pattern of tolerance and atomized NAXALT individualism. After all Xmas is all about "Love" isn't it, and we wouldn't want to return to the dark old days of the 1930s, would we? Go on, light another candle, put it next to a flower, and say an atheistic little prayer to go with your mindless thought. You'll feel better for it.
Right now, the media is doing its job of muddying the waters with its various narratives and talking points; steam is being released, pressures dissipated. The whole lovely mess is being framed in a hegemonic holding pattern of tolerance and atomized NAXALT individualism. After all Xmas is all about "Love" isn't it, and we wouldn't want to return to the dark old days of the 1930s, would we? Go on, light another candle, put it next to a flower, and say an atheistic little prayer to go with your mindless thought. You'll feel better for it.
Friday, 23 December 2016
VANGUARD PODCAST: FROM JOHANNESBURG TO TOKYO
Vanguard Podcast marked a vital step in the evolution of Alt-Right podcasting. Its format of a regular team with occasional guests discussing issues of the day—"a conversation amongst friends"—established a highly successful template that many other Alt-Right podcasts later followed. This is the first of these podcasts to feature the "original triumvirate" of Richard Spencer, Andy Nowicki, and Colin Liddell. Originally uploaded on the 16th of July, 2012, topics included Mitt Romney's Presidential campaign, the politics of Japan, life in South Africa, and why young people should avoid higher education.
THE WICKER MAN AND IMPLICIT WHITENESS
We are of course concerned here with the 1973 classic of British cinema and not the 2007 remake, which should never be mentioned by anyone ever again. In fact, the only noteworthy aspect of the remake was Nicolas Cage's performance, as only he had realised the film was a parody.
The original was largely the vision of three men: writer Anthony Schaffer, producer Peter Snell and actor Christopher Lee, who clubbed together to buy the film rights from the author of the novel Ritual David Pinner. The three were joined by director Robin Hardy, who also had a hand in the film's writing.
The original was largely the vision of three men: writer Anthony Schaffer, producer Peter Snell and actor Christopher Lee, who clubbed together to buy the film rights from the author of the novel Ritual David Pinner. The three were joined by director Robin Hardy, who also had a hand in the film's writing.
Thursday, 22 December 2016
NAMELESS PODCAST: CHECK YOUR WHITEFISH PRIVILEGE!
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| Another White Christmas in Whitefish, Montana |
In his latest "Nameless" podcast, Andy Nowicki finally admits that he's a Russian spy pedaling "fake news" for the greater glory of the Kremlin... Then he addresses the recent travails of Alternative Right ex-editor Richard Spencer and his family at the hands of certain intolerant members of the bucolic ski resort town of Whitefish, Montana.
FOUR POST-TERRORIST ABSURDITIES
In the wake of the slaying of the Russian ambassador to Turkey, RamZPaul identifies four post-terrorist absurdities and cliches that generally go unchallenged:
- The use of vacuous phrases like "Thoughts and Prayers."
- The pretence that we are "shocked" by incredibly common acts of Islamic terrorism.
- Muslims claiming that God is "Great," even though he is clearly unable to kill people on His own.
- The double standard: If Nazis killed people, would the media and politicians say "Most Nazis are good" and "We're worried about a backlash against Nazis." Probably not.
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