Worldview – Page 7

Eine Smurfischweltanschauung

Posted on November 25, 2022November 23, 2022 by Grant Norman

For many in the dissident sphere the immediate answer to the question of ideology is National Socialism, full-stop. But, without reigniting the optics debate, it is a rather hard sell to the general public. Attempts to explain National Socialist policies and worldview are quickly subsumed in relitigating World War II. That is a steep hill to climb, built-up as it has been over the years on the deluge of propaganda which surrounds National Socialist Germany.

But if Hitler cannot be an introductory avatar for the time being, then who or what?

Eyes And Teeth: The Blade Review

Posted on May 12, 2022May 12, 2022 by Grant Norman

Plenty of ink has been spilled over Batman Returns in our circles, while discussion of Blade is less prominent. This is understandable. Burton’s filmmaking has its dark gothic beauty and a more timeless feel, whereas Blade is a loud, aggressively modern film with a black lead. Today, I will be taking you into this fine piece of cinematic anti-semitism and look at how once one overcomes their reflexive racism and unlocks their next stage, “postjudice,” Blade can be a quite enjoyable film to watch with your friends, eyes and teeth and all.

Hellenikon

Posted on May 4, 2022May 3, 2022 by Calvin Spader

The great writer Herodotus, well over 2,000 years ago, recounted how the Spartans and Athenians resolved to define who they were and what they were fighting for on the eve of the second Persian invasion in 480 BC. They settled on 3 main points of “Hellenikon” (Greekness):

A. Having the same blood and language
B. Acknowledging the same temples and religion
C. Observing the same customs

Industry And The Midwest

Posted on April 15, 2022April 15, 2022 by Thorsten J

The expansion of the United States and indeed the Midwest would not have been possible in the slightest had it not been for an industrious spirit. This is a fair, and obvious enough statement, but one area where it shines is in the Midwest.

Passivity And The Midwestern Conflict

Posted on April 4, 2022April 4, 2022 by Thorsten J

While many people view passivity as a negative trait, and maybe rightly so, the Midwest is one place where passivity is still very real and observable. This is not to say that we don’t stand up for our values, or act when it’s merited. What it means is that we, broadly speaking, are not going out of our way to involve ourselves in conflict or to draw attention to ourselves.

Midwestern Generosity

Posted on March 28, 2022March 27, 2022 by Thorsten J.

One of the first things anyone will come up with if you ask them to describe the Midwest is generosity. Generosity is a virtue in many cultures around the world and throughout history. While it may seem like this is a virtue that is quickly being forgotten and even rejected, I can assure you, fellow Amerikaner, it is alive and well in our little slice of this continent spanning nation.

Lions, Tigers, and Frogs

Posted on March 23, 2022March 22, 2022 by Peter Tefft

Perhaps it’s an American attribute, a latent sense of “rugged individualism”, but there is a tendency in our thing to attribute supernatural qualities to our mythical, historic, and even our contemporary heroes, forgetting that they too needed a lot of support – “I’ll never be as great as them.” This is wrong.

The greatest men in history were just bro’s being bro’s. Some may get the limelight for a time but the story is ultimately about all of our people.

The Distinctive Culture Of The Midwest

Posted on March 20, 2022March 14, 2022 by Thorsten J.

The Midwest is one of the rare areas of the country that neighbors and distant friends will drop everything to bring you food and necessities after a major life event, or snow-blow their way to your driveway to clear it before clearing their own. The cities and towns hold a subtle charm with traces of German architecture and systems of government and organization, owing to the massive amount of German settlement in the region going all the way back to the mid 1800’s. In many ways even the city planning and layout is distinctly and uniquely its own.

The Hero’s Return

Posted on March 18, 2022March 14, 2022 by Arthur Quisling

Time and time again, Age after Age, we watch and we wait, hoping for the return of our heroes. Looking out to the horizon, searching for the triumphant silhouette of that savior of our race.

Contra The Anti-American Right

Posted on March 16, 2022March 14, 2022 by Calvin Spader

Much has been made of the rise of the “anti-American” Right, and, for good or ill, it has grown in strength and popularity among our sphere. Frankly speaking, there’s much I admire about many of the people forcefully articulating anti-Americanism, and some are even personal friends of mine. But I cannot agree with them, and I wish to articulate why.