Category Archives: Ideology
On Whores
Meghan Murphy is angry. Mind you, she’s a feminist so she’s perpetually angry. I can understand. If I were in a constant war with the unstoppable might of hetero-capitalist patriarchy, I’d be pretty angry too. I can also relate to … Continue reading
Caligula’s Council Episode 4 X Ascending the Tower
Ladies and Gentlemen, Caligula’s Council Episode 4 is on the air! In which we interview Nick B. Steves and Anthony DeMarco from Ascending the Tower. We deeply apologize for our audio quality causing our guests to sound like robots. We … Continue reading
Guest Post: The Michigan Plot
The following is a guest post from a radiated light bulb. It’s hard to visualize a distributed blind conspiracy. A trend pushing throughout a culture, waves pouring forth from occulted powers. Let’s take a look at a snapshot of power. … Continue reading
Caligula’s Council Episode 2: A Bowl of Melons
Ladies and gentlemen, goys and goyls, dindus and dindettes of all ages, Caligula’s Council Episode 2 is on the air! In which we discuss the final issue of the San Francisco Guardian, racial segregation, homeless people defecating in a river, … Continue reading
Ruminations on the Nature of Sin
The following is a series of excerpts from the Penguin Classics publication of The White People and Other Weird Stories by Arthur Machen. In the prologue a Catholic mystic named Ambrose shares a dialogue with a man named Cotgrave, who has been … Continue reading
The Left that Should Not Be
Earlier today I was thinking back to a particular day when I encountered some Jehovah’s Witnesses on my doorstep. I was raking the leaves in the front yard, so they essentially cornered me. They served me pamphlets after talking to me … Continue reading
Moar AAA
I’m surprised to see the positive response my previous post on AAA has garnered. First off, I’d like to thank New International Outlook and Nick Land for linking to the post. These past two days has resulted in the highest … Continue reading
Whither Techno-Commercialism?
For the earlier half of my college years, I identified as a libertarian of sorts. In hindsight, I think a lot of my libertarian sympathies were largely emotive. Then again, my libertarian days feel like such a long time ago … Continue reading
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