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The tragedy of Friedrich Nietzsche’s life was that it happened to be a one-man show, a monodrama wherein no other actor entered upon the stage: not a soul is at his side to succour him; no woman is there to soften by her ever-present sympathy the stresses of the atmosphere. Every action takes its birth […]
pages 97-107 of the December 2024 edition of Benjamin’s The Less Than Jolly Heretic: ______ 卐 ______ I’ve become very anti-Christian over the recent years, seeing this slavish faith-based ideology as perhaps the primary cause of European civilisational collapse, having read quite closely into the likes of Catherine Nixey’s The Darkening Age, Revilo […]
Lebenskraft ! (8) Salzburg On March 20th I posted the entry ‘Salzburg’ where I said that, due to the town without a white man where I temporarily live, The Sound of Music was a very therapeutic experience. My recent visit to the real Salzburg reversed my feelings in an unusual way. But let’s take […]
Lebenskraft ! (5) Budapest 27th and 28th April Before arriving in Budapest the bus made a stop where I got off and touched the trunks of three beautiful trees with the palm of my hand. I felt like I was in paradise with that vegetation. I said to myself that I belonged in these latitudes: […]
Lebenskraft ! (2) Dresden 25 April One would think that, if political correctness reigns in Berlin, at least in Dresden, the archetypal object of the fury of the Hellstorm Holocaust where whole families of Germans were incinerated, the locals would be more conscious. But in my brief stay in the city the diametrically opposite was […]
and the survival of the West, 1 by Revilo Oliver (1973) Contents The Religion of the West The Orient Christianity Today The Predictable Future The Consequences Succedaneous Religion Postscript The mission of this generation is the most difficult that has ever faced a Western generation. It must break the terror by which it is held […]
William Shakespeare was also a ‘man of his time’, in that his plays were performed at the London Globe. Compare this with the wretched lives of the ‘men against their time’: so ignored that, in their isolation, they usually suffer psychic annihilation (as would happen to Nietzsche). On a mainstream television channel last century I […]
responses on The Unz Review Eagle Eye: “Even back then, scientific authors were required to recite these politically-correct shibboleths to be allowed to publish at all.” I wouldn’t say so. Phillipe Rushton and Arthur Jensen were able to publish their heretical ideas on the hereditary nature of racial differences in intelligence “back then”, along with […]
and the problem of Evil by Gaedhal That nasty article that I linked to yesterday—which, unfortunately, is behind a paywall—confirms something that Sam Harris used to say: ‘Religion allows people to believe, in the billions, that which, if believed alone, would render one a lunatic.’ Forsooth, yea, and verily! Let us institute an International festival […]
by Gaedhal Thanks for responding! [Gaedhal refers to Richard C. Miller’s email] I think that you once described the field of biblical studies as the last holdover of the dark-ages. The New Testament is obviously Hellenistic Graeco-Roman mythology. However, instead of the SBL [Society of Biblical Literature] studying it as such, it erects barriers to […]