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Category Archives: Nazi
The Concept Of The Political
In his foreword to the 2007 edition of Carl Schmitt’s 1932 book The Concept of the Political, philosopher Tracy B. Strong writes: “Schmitt claimed that liberalism’s reliance on procedure led to a depoliticization and dehumanization of the world.” If you … Continue reading
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Nuremburg: The 2025 Movie Vs History
Gemini says: Amanda Alexander’s chapter (“Lenin at Nuremberg: Anti-Imperialism and the Juridification of Crimes”) in the 2021 book Revolutions in International Law: The Legacies of 1917 provides a critical, structural counter-narrative to the individualistic and psychological focus of James Vanderbilt’s … Continue reading
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We Must Restrict Democracy To Save It!
Law professor Rosalind Dixon writes in the Sydney Morning Herald: Police could have – and should have – done more to challenge the protest outside NSW’s Parliament House this month. This could have involved seeking an order that the protests … Continue reading
Jeff Schoep – Former Leader Of The National Socialist Movement (NSM)
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What neo-Nazis have inherited from original Nazism (3-1-21)
00:00 Do I feel enmity for other streamers? 02:00 “Is Clubhouse Obsessed with “Wokeism”?” Feb 26th 2021, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyCj5UaG1kI 11:00 WP: A man refused to mask up at a high school basketball game. Then he killed an officer who intervened, police … Continue reading
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Hitler’s True Believers: How Ordinary People Became Nazis
Here are some highlights from this 2020 book by professor Robert Gellately: * Hitler said of the NSDAP in the 1920s that “90 ninety percent of it was made up by left-wing people.” He also thought it was “decisive” that … Continue reading
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What Turned Germans Into Nazis?
Andrew Stuttaford writes for the WSJ: Mr. Fritzsche examines how, during the party’s years in opposition, the Nazis were able to broaden their support away from the original ideological core to voters who, for example, just thought that “something” had … Continue reading
Am I Trying To Convert Nazis?
Jews ask me why I enjoy talking to Richard Spencer, Greg Johnson, Kevin MacDonald, Roger Devlin, Mike Enoch, Eric Striker and other Alt Right types. I’m not sure why I love it, but I do love it. It seems like … Continue reading
Torah vs Mein Kampf III
Listen here. More. More. My notes upon rereading Mein Kampf: * Torah vs Mein Kampf means a clash between the Bio-centric and the theo-centric. Torah is God-centered. Judaism is God-centered. * Hitler argued himself hoarse with jews. Torah does not … Continue reading
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WP: ‘I don’t know how you got this way’: A neo-Nazi’s family wonders if they can get him back
Washington Post: What Kam was doing, and what he wasn’t, had come to dominate so much in their lives. He was two years out of high school now, and he didn’t have a job, or a car, or a place … Continue reading