I just caught this podcast on Youtube.<\/p>\n
Host: “What causes these rifts? A lot of it is class. Boots vs suits. Then there are the wonks vs trolls. We’re doing right-wing journalism and winning the internet every day.”<\/p>\n
“There seems to be a real network in Europe and it’s a lifestyle. It’s more of a lived breathed reality.”<\/p>\n
Richard: “Nick was such an extreme ethno-nationalist that he was one of my parodies of ethno-nationalism. For instance, he hates Swedens. He said, ‘The Swedes are next to niggers.’ I’m all for poking fun at people, but if you think that, I’m not sure we are on the same page.”<\/p>\n
Host: “That’s a joke. He says, ‘Behind every Jew, there’s a Swede.’ It’s not real.”<\/p>\n
I was just checking out the Youtube channel Alt-Right Andy<\/a>where I found this Richard Spencer podcast. They also offer the David Duke show, Stormfront, Daily Shoah, Grandpa Lampshade, and Thirty Minutes in the Oven, Season One, Episode Eight. <\/p>\n Richard: “He felt I was down on working class guys. I’ve not talked about this publicly, I invited the League of the South leader, Michael Hill<\/a>. I had done a podcast with him. I invited Michael Hill to be a speaker at the [June 2015] NPI conference. He was excited. Then he said, I can’t share the stage with a known homosexual, i.e. Jack Donovan. I said, Jesus would probably share the stage with a known homosexual and he did not take that well. He was also saying things like Guillaume Faye is a Zionist. Look, Guillaume Faye has made some comments that he understands the idea of a Jewish homeland. He also lives in Europe where there are laws about what you can say.”<\/p>\n Host: “I heard people say he was a sell-out because he believes in the Holocaust and he can’t not say that or he’ll go to prison for five years.” <\/p>\n Richard: “Everyone has a limit. I don’t talk about the Second World War at all. I have my own doubts about mainstream historical consensus, but it is not my thing. I’d rather not talk about that. I don’t need one more thing. I’ve never denounced someone on that. The idea of calling someone a coward if they don’t go all the way.”<\/p>\n “The reason I disinvited [Matthew Heimbach] was not because I was trying to suppress anti-homosexual views. I don’t know if you have seen that [Nightline] interview he did where he dressed up as a Klansman…”<\/p>\n Host: “He’s writing checks that the movement has to cash.”<\/p>\n Richard: “He laced up jackboots on camera. Why? You’re being American History X.”<\/p>\n Host: “Isn’t that exactly what the enemy wants?”<\/p>\n …<\/p>\n Richard: “Unfortunately, in the United States, we don’t have the lifestyle thing going. It’s an online lifestyle… There’s something more authentic in Europe. There does seem to be a tendency to going into tribalism and ethno-nationalism, and if you see other white people as the enemy, that’s a problem.”<\/p>\n “I think the Civil War was 100% about race. It was two white people killing themselves over the race question.”<\/p>\n “[From the northern side:] We want free white people tilling the soil, not these massive plantations with hundreds of negros and all the danger that brings.”<\/p>\n “I don’t have a dog in this fight… I look back at the whole thing as deeply tragic.”<\/p>\n “The essence of conservatism is conserving something — a people, a race, a class, a way of life.”<\/p>\n “I am curious if people can find earlier uses of the term [Alt-Right].”<\/p>\n Paul Gottfried wrote for Takimag Apr. 7, 2008<\/a>:<\/p>\n \nA Paleo Epitaph<\/p>\n Even now an alternative is coming into existence as a counterforce to neoconservative dominance. It consists mostly of younger (thirty-something) writers and political activists; and although they are still glaringly under-funded, this rising generation is building bridges on the right.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Richard Spencer: “There was a conservative revolution in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s… We have a lot of their ideas. I don’t think anybody called them the Alt-Right but there was language like that.”<\/p>\n “That got my wheels turning. I wrote in a blog Aug. 6, 2008: ‘The intellectual bankruptcy of neo-conservatism as well as the stagnation of movement conservatism should give paleos, traditionalists and anyone else on the Alternative Right some cause for optimism.”<\/p>\n Based on a speech he gave about ten days earlier, Paul Gottfried wrote for Takimag Dec. 1, 2008<\/a> (with Richard Spencer as his editor composing the headline):<\/p>\n \nThe Decline and Rise of the Alternative Right<\/p>\n We have youth and exuberance on our side, and a membership that is largely in its twenties and thirties. We have attracted beside old-timers like me, as I noted in my introductory paragraph, well-educated young professionals, who consider themselves to be on the right, but not of the current conservative movement. These \u201cpost-paleos,\u201d to whom I have alluded in Internet commentaries, are out in force here tonight. And they are radical in the sense in which William F. Buckley once defined a true Right, an oppositional force that tries to uncover the root causes of our political and cultural crises and then to address them.<\/p>\n And when I speak about the postpaleos, it goes without saying that I\u2019m referring to a growing communion beyond this organization. It is one that now includes Takimag, VDARE.com, and other websites that are willing to engage sensitive, timely subjects.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Radix Journal<\/a>:<\/p>\n \nTHE ALT RIGHT AND THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF CONSERVATISM<\/p>\n This essay [by Kevin DeAnna], which has been lightly revised for clarity, was first published at Taki\u2019s Magazine on July 26, 2009. The author had recently founded a right-wing youth group called Youth For Western Civilization.<\/em><\/p>\n Hence, Youth for Western Civilization[9], despite mostly being funded out of what\u2019s left of my salary (post condo fees), has garnered huge headlines and controversy, even though we don\u2019t have a single employee. Thus far, YWCers can\u2019t even really be placed on the \u201cAlternative Right,\u201d as we are essentially just echoing standard conservative rhetoric on immigration, multiculturalism, and American identity. (The difference is that we actually mean it.) But even this moderate approach is too much for leftists. Calls to completely transform the structure of the American economy meet far less opposition than suggesting that we enforce existing immigration laws. This tells us what the real forbidden issues are in America today and where the Left really sees the battle lines falling. (Hint: they don\u2019t really care about monetary policy.)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Richard: “We’re over Ron Paul.”<\/p>\n “I was always radical. I was interested in German idealism. I was not interested in Paul Kirk. I got into graduate school by writing a paper on Carl Schmitt.”<\/p>\n “I got red-pilled intellectually by Jared Taylor. I was against the Iraq War… I grew up in a bubble. We had a token black in my class in high school. In college, UVA, it’s a bubble. There are some blacks but everyone self-segregates. I always tried to avoid race for the reason it’s icky and people are going to call you a bigot.<\/p>\n “Reading Jared Taylor, I was like, oh wow, you can think about this sanely. It opened up a whole world.<\/p>\n “I didn’t change that much. When I was writing in 2008, 2009, I was in that paleo and libertarian milieu. We were trying to get out of conservatism. That’s why I like the saying, ‘Become who you are.'”<\/p>\n “The Alt-Right banner now is for people who are racially conscious, skeptical of conservatives, and aware of the Jewish issue and you take that seriously.”<\/p>\n “We are not like Ted Cruz, who believes that we are not conservative enough. This let’s go back to the Constitution, let’s have free markets, lets fight for freedom around the world.”<\/p>\n Host: “Gottfried’s Future of the Right — willingness to make friend\/enemy distinctions, defending Western Civilization, masculinist and violent.”<\/p>\n Richard: “The Alt-Right style is a willingness to confront the enemy. Willing to use harsh language. There’s also the Alt-Right ironic trollish style.”<\/p>\n Host: “We were trained by humiliation to be cucks and we’re using humiliation to break the conditioning.”<\/p>\n Richard: “Part of being Alt-Right is that we are coming out of this catastrophe.”<\/p>\n “If your starting point is that America is the greatest culture ever developed, then I can’t really talk to you. This is not. This is a catastrophe that we are living through.”<\/p>\n “There is something inauthentic about cucks who say America is the greatest culture created. They’re LARPing.”<\/p>\n “The definition of friend-enemy must be on a racial basis… France can’t decide to declare war on Germany.”<\/p>\n “The Paleos missed their moment. Tom Fleming at Chronicles alienated every young person with any talent. He has minions. They went in goofy directions. They weren’t doing things that challenged the system. They became irrelevant. A liberal could almost read Chronicles and think, these radicals, what will they do next? Hahaha.”<\/p>\n “They’re sitting on money but money can’t buy you influence. Ricky Vaughn<\/a> has 1000x their influence and he is doing it all for free.”<\/p>\n