Daily Archives: December 14, 2015

The Rise Of The Alt-Right

Comments to Steve Sailer: * One of the relatively unheralded stories of 2015 is how the Alt-Right became an independent force with the ability to come up with great memes, like cuckservative and #NRORevolt, and push them into the mainstream. … Continue reading

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Is Democracy Nationalist?

An essay from the New Zealand New Right: Both Alain De Benoist and Tomislav Sunic have written on democracy and Carl Schmitt’s interpretation of the concept. Both agree that, by Schmitt’s definition, democracy is, surprisingly enough, not anti-nationalist. According to … Continue reading

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Carl Schmitt & The Exclusion Of Difference

ESSAY: Australian racial exclusionism was taken up by German political theorist, Carl Schmitt, in the preface to the second (1926) edition of his book, The crisis of parliamentary democracy. Schmitt argued that democracy is inherently exclusionary in some way, and … Continue reading

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Carl Schmitt In China

Report: The ideas of Carl Schmitt (1888-1985), a man known as ‘the crown jurist of the Third Reich’, have enjoyed enormous currency among mainland Chinese scholars since the 2000s. The role of prominent academics such as Liu Xiaofeng 刘小枫, Gan … Continue reading

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Arabs Aren’t Suited For Democracy

Martin Van Creveld writes: Let’s finally cease kidding ourselves. Arab countries, all of them without exception, are backward. Most are still tribal. That means that they are organized on lines other, more developed countries, have left behind centuries ago. Very … Continue reading

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