Today marks the birth of Carl Schmitt (11. July 1888 – 7. April 1985) known for exposing the fictions of liberalism, behind its demilitarized, de-politicized conceptual system, to the factum brutum of politics: the struggle between friend and foe.
Remembering Dominique Venner (16. April 1935 – 21. May 2013), a French publicist, writer, and historian. Venner was also a prominent member of (Research and Study Group for European Civilization) from its beginning until the 1970s.
Today marks the birth of Julius Evola (19. May 1898 - 11. June 1974)
Evola is one of the most famous antiegalitarian, antiliberal, and antipopular philosophers of the 20th century. He considered himself to be a radical traditionalist.
Antonio Gramsci (23 January 1891 – 27 April 1937) was an Italian writer, politician and political theorist. A founding member and one-time leader of the Communist Party of Italy, he was imprisoned by Mussolini's Fascist regime.
Today marks the birth of Dominique Venner (16. April 1935 – 21. May 2013), a French publicist, writer, and historian. Venner was also a prominent member of (Research and Study Group for European Civilization) from its beginning until the 1970s.
Remembering Carl Schmitt: As one of the 20th century's most influential political thinkers Schmitt exposed the fictions of liberalism, behind its demilitarized, de-politicized conceptual system, to the factum brutum of politics: the struggle between friend and foe.
Today marks a year since the death of Guillaume Faye. He spent most of his life writing and theorising thinking of the New Right. His work aimed to rekindle in the people a mindset of pride, strength and action against the imminent 'clash of civilisations'.
27/02/2020 marks the birthday of one of England's most influential conservative thinkers. The British right may have lost a potent voice in Roger Scruton's passing, but his persuasive and hard-hitting ideas have inspired many to action.
🇬🇧 Why did SAS think they had made a good commercial? The SAS ad is a grotesque manifestation of what Alain de Benoist calls “the ideology of sameness”.
https://t.co/HhHx7caYcR
🇳🇴 Hvorfor trodde SAS at de hadde laget god reklame? SAS-reklamen er et grotesk utslag av det Alain de Benoist kaller «ensformighetens ideologi».
https://t.co/N7cLmzMxR5
17.02.2020 marks the 22nd death day of Ernst Jünger, one of Germany's most famous conservative writers.
His life brought him all kinds of adventures and after WWII Ernst Jünger became a respected establishment figure.
The Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) ad is a grotesque example of what Alain de Benoist calls 'the ideology of sameness'.
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