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"The archangel leads us, he defends us ... But in order for him to stand by us, we must believe in God and in the power of his archangel" Corneliu Zelea Codreanu

NEW RELEASE FROM ARKTOS Alfred Baeumler — Nietzsche: Philosopher and Politician This is the first appearance of Alfred Baeumler's writing in English. One wonders why. Unlike so many in postwar Germany, Baeumler did not die in an internment camp; yet he was meant to experience a different kind of death. The professorship and authority Baeumler enjoyed in the prewar world was never returned to him after his time in postwar detention. He was meant to die in obscurity, along with all his ideas. Principal among Baeumler's ideas was his treatment of Friedrich Nietzsche, which has been censored in the world established after the war. Just as interning someone to death is not precisely the same as shooting someone, ignoring or avoiding propagation of certain ideas is not precisely the same as outright censorship. Yet, the respective result of each former and latter is the same: death in the former, censoring in the latter. One attack is physical, the other is intellectual; and each has the same effect: silencing. The lesson is clear: ideas deemed disruptive must be silenced. Presented for the first time in English and republished for the first time in the postwar world is Alfred Baeumler's Nietzsche: Philosopher and Politician (1931). Herein are ideas the postwar world meant to kill — because they are deemed disagreeable, dangerous. Dangerous to what? Dangerous to ideologies that intern and censor to death. This book, more than anything, is a mirror. Buy it now: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1915755859

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"In a historical moment in which it seems normal to lash out with destructive force against everything that came before us, we believe instead that carving our past into stone can only make our future more solid" With these words, the commemorative plaque dedicated to Sergio Ramelli was inaugurated in L'Aquila, in via Leonardo da Vinci, September 14, 2024. This is the 35th toponymic dedication to Sergio Ramelli. A unique milestone for a memory that, in a time of cancel culture, continues to live more and more every year. https://www.sergioramelli.it/laquila-lapide-commemorativa/

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Henri P., who is far removed from any religious practice, wrote to me in a letter that was very precious to me because of so much affection: “Do you remember? We sometimes spoke of God, and I had the impression that each of us was happy to know that the other loved the Virgin and the saints. I have no faith and I will probably refuse the priest—they have disgusted us with their religion—but every evening I pray to the Virgin for you, my prisoners, and for those who are being slaughtered in our poor homeland by a vile and impious repression.” He also told me: “When peaceful days return, I will only fight for two things: the black flag and my buddies. More than ever, we must remember the ignominy of social bodies.” For this last sentence, the recommendation is useless. But I keep the other, the black flag and my buddies, as one of my sacred mottos. Robert Brasillach

The Occidental Observer Spencer J. Quinn on Counter-Currents: Cathy Young vs. Darryl Cooper Cathy Young vs. Darryl Cooper In order for white Europeans to finally escape the hole they have dug for themselves, they must reevaluate the Second World War. This was the war in which Europe was conquered by the forces of liberal democracy coming from the west, and the forces of communism coming from east—two sides […]