For the first time in the sixteen-year history of this blog, I dare to show my adult portrait. The reason is that Benjamin is doing me the great favour of adding English subtitles to some videos I recorded in Spain, in 2009.
It’s appropriate to add subtitles to this series of thirty videos because they summarize the tragedy of my teenage life: a taboo subject in a society that, even though secularized, still adheres to the Judeo-Christian commandment to honour one’s parent; to the point of absolutely forbidding, through the so-called mental health professions, to even imagine the possibility that parental abuse could cause a mental disorder in a child.
In the description below the YouTube video I uploaded yesterday, I’ve included links to my trilogy in Spanish and to the first chapter of Hojas Susurrantes, which is already available in English in print. The second chapter will soon be available in print in English, although some pages from it were published on Thursday in The Occidental Observer (TOO): my criticism of Sigmund Freud.
Once the upload of all thirty videos with English subtitles is complete, it will be clear that my exposé of Freud in TOO wasn’t capricious (remember that Kevin MacDonald also has a very critical chapter on Freud in his most influential book, The Culture of Critique). As I explain in the video linked above, a follower of Freud, the psychoanalyst Giuseppe Amara, contributed to destroying my teenage life. (In the TOO article, Amara’s name is linked to a Wikipedia article because this analyst was a notable figure in the country where I was born.)
César Tort at 50 years old in Gran Canaria, Spain.
As far as my appearance is concerned, I have never said that I am Aryan; although, since I live in Mexico, to Mexicans (most of whom are dark-skinned) I am a sort of castizo. But you don’t need to be a pure Aryan to be a priest of the 14 words.
Since The West’s Darkest Hour also promotes the 4 words, “eliminate all unnecessary suffering,” I hope visitors to this site will appreciate Benjamin’s hard work (he was also abused by his father and psychiatrists as a teenager) as we upload the subtitled video series I originally recorded in Spain without subtitles: just me speaking in Spanish.
Incidentally, when I filmed that series, I hadn’t yet discovered the forums of white nationalism: which I would discover that same year, also in Gran Canaria!
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Staying in Spain wasn’t a good idea. The government criminalises freedom of expression there too (although they aren’t as aggressive as in the UK or Germany).
If you are a truly edgy podcaster or blogger, you have to live in the developing world to be able to say whatever you want—or in the US, which has the First Amendment, although there, Antifa might doxx you. (Remember that one of these guys went to Nick Fuentes’ house, who like me also has Mexican blood, to kill him although the police took care of the potential assassin!)
Yes: I am pretty safe in Mexico…