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After NatCon: Are conservatives the new heretics now?

April 27, 2024

We must challenge the entire political culture that brands once-commonsense views as ‘far-right’ and beyond debate.

Assim o neoliberalismo capturou a família

April 13, 2024

Nos anos 60, o sistema saiu em defesa desta instituição: desmontar o Estado, exigia que ela assumisse o ônus do bem-estar social e de dívidas individuais, transmitidas entre gerações. Movimentos, hoje, a contestam: seria frente de luta anticapitalista?

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La política exterior de Europa ha sido intervenida y las consecuencias son nefastas

April 9, 2024

Los intereses del neoconservadurismo estadounidense han impulsado a la Unión Europea a tomar decisiones que provocan enormes daños autoinfligidos y solo benefician a Estados Unidos

Is It Time for Unemployed Tucker Carlson to Enter the U.S. Political Fray?

April 27, 2023

Tragic as that may be for his legion of listeners, Carlson now has a chance to not only question America, but to change it.

Robert Bridge

Is It Time for Unemployed Tucker Carlson to Enter the U.S. Political Fray?

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Alexander Dugin and the Origins of the ‘Red-Brown Alliance’ Myth

April 1, 2023

The elder Russian thinker has long been portrayed as “Putin’s brain” and a Rasputin-esque figure by the Western intelligentsia but the exaggerated depiction of his Svengali influence over the Kremlin has only become more widespread since the special military operation in Ukraine began last year.

The Collective West vs. Traditional Values

March 26, 2023

In the West, there is almost nothing left of the classic division of political parties and movements into left-wing and right-wing ones.

Davor Slobodanovich Vuyachich

The Collective West vs. Traditional Values

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The Life of James Burnham: From Trotskyism to Italian Fascism to the Father of Neo-Conservatism

January 15, 2023

It is understandably the source of some confusion as to how a former high-level Trotskyist became the founder of the neo-conservative movement.

Cynthia Chung

A Death in Moscow

September 1, 2022

The horrific car bombing in Moscow that killed twenty-nine year old Darya Dugina last week raises many questions about the motives of the Ukrainian regime and its supporters that sent an assassin to murder a prominent Russian civilian who has no overt role in the government of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. It should be assumed that the target of the attack was Darya’s father, the philosopher and sociologist Aleksandr Dugin, who has been predictably denigrated by western media outlets like the Washington Post, which refers to Dugin as “Putin’s brain” or “Putin’s Rasputin” while the New York Times lamely calls him a “Russian ultranationalist.”

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