Locked in conflict
Again, an observation from Curtis Yarvin. As recently as early February 2020, progressives were questioning covid, calling the epidemic meaningless and sabotaging any response. But by mid-April, those same people…
On overcoming crises of civilisation
How to overcome the crisis of civilization? The problem is that the very notion of crisis is something vague, even mystical. We suspect that it would require some kind of…
On reforms and good governance
Why did the Soviet attempt at reform end in debacle and collapse, while China’s reforms led to the creation of the world’s richest country? This is the question that my…
An erotic Memory of Summer
This time I bring a little memory of the years. A friend of mine described it on Facebook, but we’ve all experienced it in different forms. The young and very…
On civilization’s past and future
Every political system has arisen in conflict with an older one. This also implies what it is resistant to. A few weeks ago, for example, I reminded you that the…
Crying for Syria
Palestine is not free from the river to the sea (meaning cleansed of Jews), but Syria is free in the same way. That is, cleansed of infidels, apostates, Christians, Jews,…