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Serve No More the Tyrant
American Dissident Voices broadcast of 10 April, 2021
by Kevin Alfred Strom
Tyrants fell when patriots — from Jefferson to Hitler and to eastern Europe’s anti-Communists — raised the consciousness of their nations’ best men and women: We can do the same.
by Kevin Alfred Strom
THE ANTI-PRESIDENT and…
Martin Heidegger and the Self-Assertion of National Socialism
Heidegger
by Karl Radl
READING THE universally acclaimed German philosopher Martin Heidegger is a pleasure that cannot and should not be underestimated. He was an innovative thinker of the first order and is part of what American ‘conservative’ philosopher James Burnham called the ‘dark’ or ‘irrational’…
Toward Infinity, part 2
American Dissident Voices broadcast of 27 February, 2021
by Kevin Alfred Strom
TODAY WE CONTINUE with our examination of the new religion for European man — the religion which our best minds have been approaching for centuries upon centuries — Cosmotheism. Cosmotheism liberates our…
Toward Infinity, part 1
American Dissident Voices broadcast of 20 February, 2021
by William Luther Pierce
adapted for broadcast and presented by Kevin Alfred Strom INTRODUCTION
by Kevin Alfred Strom I AM NOW in the process of working on a new book to be published soon by Cosmotheist Books. It will be titled Cosmotheism: Religion…
adapted for broadcast and presented by Kevin Alfred Strom INTRODUCTION
by Kevin Alfred Strom I AM NOW in the process of working on a new book to be published soon by Cosmotheist Books. It will be titled Cosmotheism: Religion…
Three Ways Universes Might Come Into Being
by David Sims
THINGS come into existence in accordance with probability distributions. The observable phenomenon called the Casimir Effect is an example. If you hang two conductive (e.g. aluminum, copper) plates in parallel and near to each other, they will prevent the random appearance of fluctuations…
No Higher Value Than Survival
by David Sims
I HAVE WRITTEN many times that the only iron-clad and specifically clear version of morality can be discovered by observing what survives as the result of its practice — and what dies off because of failing to practice it. I have said that nothing matters to the dead, and only to something…
Schopenhauer and Judeo-Christian Life-Denial, part 1
by Thomas Dalton, Ph.D.
Vitam impendere vero (“Dedicate one’s life to truth.”)
— Juvenal, Satire IV, 91[1] EVERY MOVEMENT needs its icons, racial-nationalism no less than any other social-political ideology. Any icon — a term deriving from the Greek eikôn, meaning a likeness…
— Juvenal, Satire IV, 91[1] EVERY MOVEMENT needs its icons, racial-nationalism no less than any other social-political ideology. Any icon — a term deriving from the Greek eikôn, meaning a likeness…
Ethics: Discovered, Not Decided
A reprise of my central point regarding the efficacy and worth of philosophy in the absence of science
by David Sims
I THINK that philosophers know as little about ethics, absent any empirical research into it, than they do about anything else. Rather, the reason philosophers make free, at present,…
Two Ways Only: The Stars — or the Slime
The synergy of philosophy and science — and the limits of philosophy in the absence of science
by David Sims
THE QUOTES below are from the semi-Politically Incorrect pop-philosopher Stefan Molyneux.
“Philosophy is the greatest intellectual discipline in the realm of human thought.”…
What’s It All About?
by H. Millard
WHAT’S it all about? We are born, we grow old, and we die. Is that all there is to existence? Some of us say there is far more — and that we are to play an important part in it if we just live right and do the right things and understand our purpose as White people on this planet. And to…
