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Reply to Jordan Peterson on the Jewish Question — From His Heroes: Part Three: Jung

October 26, 2018/24 Comments/in Anti-Jewish Writing, Anti-Semitism, Featured Articles/by Andrew Joyce, Ph.D.

Go to Part 1: Solzhenitsyn. Go to Part 2: Dostoevsky A Reply to Jung. Jordan Peterson references Carl Jung in almost every interview, talk, or text he delivers, and these references are especially frequent in his lecture series on the Biblical stories. In 12 Rules for Life (p.131), Peterson describes Jung as both a “great […]

Reply to Jordan Peterson on the Jewish Question — From His Heroes Part Two: Dostoevsky

October 25, 2018/9 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Andrew Joyce, Ph.D.

Go to Part 1: Solzhenitsyn. Jordan Peterson references Fyodor Dostoevsky in almost every interview, talk, or text he delivers —perhaps even more than he refers to Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. His admiration for Dostoevsky is considerable and is made clear in 12 Rules for Life. In 12 Rules, Peterson refers to the Russian author as (p.68) “incomparable,” […]

“Suppressing a Truth of Nature Does Not Make It Go Away”: Guillaume Durocher Interviewed by Hubert Collins

May 22, 2018/22 Comments/in Featured Articles, White Racial Consciousness and Advocacy/by Hubert Collins

Hubert Collins: You have written a lot—you have nearly 100 posts on Counter Currents alone, plus dozens more spread out across American Renaissance, The Occidental Observer, The Occidental Quarterly, and Radix. In as few words as possible: what motivates it? Guillaume Durocher: I am thinking out loud, clarifying and systematizing my thoughts, sometimes encapsulating them in a succinct […]

What the West Can Learn from the Buddha and Gandhi

May 17, 2018/34 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Guillaume Durocher

Writing during the Second World War, Julius Evola observed: “If one day normal conditions were to return, few civilizations would seem as odd as the present one, in which every form of power and dominion over material things is sought, while mastery over one’s own mind, one’s own emotions and psychic life in general is […]

Petliura and the Pogroms in Interwar Ukraine, Part 1

September 27, 2017/27 Comments/in European Nationalism, Featured Articles/by Thomas Jones

The fall of the Romanov dynasty saw Russia descend into chaos and even as the First World War was raging, yet more conflicts would spring up. In Ukraine, the violent confusion that came with the end of the Romanov’s empire has become particularly controversial because of the impact it had upon Jewry living there. One […]

The Jewish War on White Australia: The Anti-Defamation Commission and “Click Against Hate,” Part 4 of 4

July 22, 2017/44 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Brenton Sanderson

Go to Part 1 Go to Part 2 Go to Part 3 EXCERPT 6: “Six million Jewish people” Brett Kaye: Right, who’s this guy I googled over here? This one. Child: Is that supposed to be Osama bin Laden? Brett Kaye: That’s a Jew. I typed in Jew and that’s what came up first. […]

Review: How the Jews Defeated Hitler: Exploding the Myth of Passivity in the Face of Nazism, Part One of Two

July 14, 2017/40 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jewish Ethnic Networking/by Andrew Joyce, Ph.D.

At the close of my review of the late David Cesarani’s Final Solution: The Fate of the Jews, 1933–1949, I remarked that “the Holocaust,” as a cultural concept, had performed one of the greatest vanishing acts in history — the disappearance of the Jews as active participants during World War II.[1] Faced with an almost […]