Liberalism Unmasked by Richard Houck
This week, Defend Europa had the pleasure of interviewing Richard Houck, author of the popular new book: Liberalism Unmasked. Let’s jump straight in. […] Like any person suffering from mental illness, there is a spectrum. Some cases of any illness are more severe than others. The less severe cases can be treated. There are countless examples of former Liberals moving to the Right-wing. These are probably cases of successful “treatments”, if you will. Others have so much invested into their political ideology they will never wake up from the madness.
Generation Identity by Markus Willinger
Written like the great-great grandson of Zarathustra come amidst the rabble of the market place to both declaim against the consuming rabble and their merchants, and shout a rallying call to those among the youth who have had enough of the shallow pseudo-values of that generation, this volume of 100 pages amount to a complete outline of the “Identity” movement.
Liberalism Unmasked by Richard Houck
Richard Houck joins Henrik to discuss his book Liberalism Unmasked. The book is a treatise against the Left, it diagnoses and disarms modern Liberalism. With its theory of Liberalism as a diagnosable mental illness and its thorough dismantling of dozens of Liberal arguments, Liberalism Unmasked demolishes the international Left from the ground up.
Eurasian Mission: An Introduction to Neo-Eurasianism by Alexander Dugin
[Arktos] is gradually translating all of Dugin’s works from Russian to English (and German). The list of the currently available publications and interviews by Alexandre Dugin can be found on Arktos’ website.
Archeofuturism by Guillaume Faye
Archeofuturism is Dr. Faye’s blueprint for the future age that will succeed the cataclysms we are foolishly bringing upon ourselves. Much of it is fanciful, but Dr. Faye’s guesses about the future are never dull, and are based in a far more realistic understanding of history and human nature than the babblings of conventional “futurologists.”
Sex and Deviance by Guillaume Faye
From the above discussion of the family, homophilia, and feminism, the reader should already sense the direction of Mr. Faye’s arguments, as he relates individual sexuality to certain macro-changes now forcing European civilization off its rails. His perspective is especially illuminating in that he is one of very few authors who link the decline of the white race to larger questions of civilization, sex, and demography.
The Colonisation of Europe by Guillaume Faye
What lies ahead for Europe? “Immigration is not a problem that we can calmly deal with but a war that is being waged against us,” he writes. “And wars can have only two outcomes: defeat or victory.” Neither outcome is certain. If Europe dies, this book is Mr. Faye’s testament: “There are some things that must be said for our future generations’ sake and for our posterity to know that at least some of us were indeed aware, and that our generation was not entirely composed of cowards and fools.” In the hope that Europe lives, Mr. Faye writes to “prepare European youths both mentally and ideologically to face the chaos that is likely to arise.”
The Path of Cinnabar by Julius Evola
Overview of the intellectual autobiography of Julius Evola [The Path of Cinnabar] (2009). Interpretation is solely that of this channels’ author.
The Fourth Political Theory by Alexander Dugin
As set out in that book, Dugin’s vision of Eurasia, or Greater Russia, is rooted in the political thought of the German jurist Carl Schmitt (1888-1985). Schmitt—who feared the Russians almost as much as he loathed liberal democracy—argued that the national state with sovereignty over a determinate geographic territory is only one type of political entity among several.
Philip by Tito Perdue
Purdue is at his best when depicting his double—or for that matter, his own doppelganger Lee Pefley who personifies in all of his novels the dying White race. All of us, all the time, without any exception, and without ever wishing to publicly admit it, are in search of our double, and should we fail to spot it, we will promptly project it into an imaginary and often would-be glorious future of ours.
A Fair Hearing: The Alt-Right in the Words of Its Members and Leaders by George T. Shaw
This is a terrific collection of essays that is difficult to fault, and it is my sincere hope that it finds both audiences that it seeks — the movement veterans and the everyman confused about the state of his culture and nation. One might argue that it is too heavily focused on the American context at the expense of other Western nations, but it is the American context that really gave birth to the Alt-Right, especially in a stylistic sense.
A Fair Hearing: The Alt-Right in the Words of Its Members and Leaders by George T. Shaw
The multiplicity of views and backgrounds of the Alt-Right are well captured in A Fair Hearing. As one would expect from this American manifestation of the European New Right, albeit with origins going back to the Old Right in the USA, it has its own foci.