Jean J.A Lecomte du Nouy (“The White Slave”, 1888, oil) The article below is the slightly abridged English translation of the Croatian original published in 7Dnevno. The Afro-Asian and Middle Eastern mass migration to Europe, falsely labeled by the mainstream media as the “refugee crisis,” is being examined from all angles. Why use the word ‘refugee’ if […]
Having lost, during and after World War II, over 9 million of its soldiers and civilians, Germany has had to wallow in expiation and self-abnegation. Its present grotesque multicultural policy of Willkomenskultur (“welcoming culture” toward non-European migrants), openly heralded by Chancellor Angela Merkel and her government, is the direct result of the lost war. Germany’s […]
(Below is my response to “A New Chapter in the Fascist Internationale” by Alexander Reid Ross, in Counterpunch, September 16, 2015. Mr. Alexander Reid Ross Counterpunch Dear Mr. Ross: I read with great interest your article, “A New Chapter in the Fascist Internationale,” published in Counterpunch and must commend you on your polished syntax and a good, […]
Italian translation of “What to read, Part 1” Non esiste nessuna cosa come una letteratura di destra contro una letteratura di sinistra. C’è solo una buona letteratura contro una cattiva letteratura, con la definizione della bontà contrapposta alla malvagità che deriva dall’implicito bagaglio culturale e razziale di ognuno. Per più di mezzo secolo, insegnanti e […]
Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. One must make an additional distinction, this time between the mythical heroes in Western literary heritage and the real heroes or heroes hopeful in Western political life. Thousands of mythical heroes, including Achilles or Hector, fighting alongside the walls of Troy, or better yet, the demigod heroes such as […]
The article below is based on the speech given at the “London Forum,” London UK, May 16, 2015). The nouns ‘hero’ and ‘heretic’ are used as frequent figures of speech in daily communication. Every day, almost every minute of our time, either consciously or subconsciously, we refer to the notion of hero and heretic, albeit […]
This piece below was first published in Chronicles (A Magazine of American Culture), April 1996. Can we still conceive of the revival of pagan sensibility in an age so profoundly saturated by Judeo-Christian monotheism and so ardently adhering to the tenets of liberal democracy? In popular parlance the very word “paganism” may incite some to […]
