A little over a year ago I wrote an article about the greatness of political music and why it is better than a lot of modern music that comes out of the pop culture industry. The reason I give is that political music is more about honor, and duty to one cause that goes beyondContinue reading “Music in North Korea”
Category Archives: History
Political Encounters
There have been many dialogues, conversations, and debates between different political and intellectual figures throughout world history. A famous example being Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson. There have also been many lesser-known debates, and conversations but never the less are as interesting and significant in their own way. This article will go over three ofContinue reading “Political Encounters”
The Problem with 1950s Nostalgia
It has often been said that the Right and social conservatives are very nostalgic for the past. This is especially true for the those who are apart of Generation Z who have nostalgia for the 1950s. In fact, some like Gen Z conservative political commentator John Doyle has adopted 1950s aesthetics into his YouTube videos.Continue reading “The Problem with 1950s Nostalgia”
A Brief History of The Pro Soviet Right Part 2; The Cold War to Present
After the end of the second world war in 1945, the remaining Italian Fascist, German National Socialist and their allies were in complete disarray. Most of the leadership, and top intellectuals either being dead, in prison, completely disillusioned with Fascism or National Socialism or retired from politics all together. Those who remained who still wereContinue reading “A Brief History of The Pro Soviet Right Part 2; The Cold War to Present”
Gustavo Morales – Castro: From Blue to Red (2016)
Originally founded here https://legio-victrix.blogspot.com/2022/12/gustavo-morales-castro-do-azul-ao.html I met Fidel Castro — the Commander — in 1978. At the time, I was part of a Spanish delegation participating in the World Festival of Youth and Students in Cuba. The Commander came over and greeted us, surprised to see half a dozen people wearing blue shirts. I raised my armContinue reading “Gustavo Morales – Castro: From Blue to Red (2016)”
The American Protectionist Economy of The Past and The Protectionist Economy of The Future
For almost the last 80 years the United States has had a free trade and global economy. Meaning countries do trade with very little restrictions on their economies such as no tariffs and government subsides. This has led to globalization, outsourcing of American jobs, dependence on foreign countries, less regulations and unions, suppression of wages,Continue reading “The American Protectionist Economy of The Past and The Protectionist Economy of The Future”
What Was The Original American Populism?
We often time see debates on who in American politics is the real populist some say Donald Trump and the conservatives’ others will say Bernie Sanders and his social democrats and there will also be those who say Marxism or Fascism are the true and real forms of populism. However, if we look at theContinue reading “What Was The Original American Populism?”
A Brief History of The Pro Soviet Right Part 1
The mainstream history of the right of the 20th century was that it was antagonistic to the Soviet Union and its allies. While this is true as many Right-Wing groups all over the world sided with enemies of the Soviet Union such as the White Russian Army, National Socialist Germany, and the United States justContinue reading “A Brief History of The Pro Soviet Right Part 1”
Reconsidering Part 2 on Russell Kirk
Introduction It’s no surprise to most of my readers that the American mainstream right and to some degrees even the dissident right is intellectually bankrupt. Having no understanding of the intellectual history of the right. With many of these people believing that politicians, news commentators, and internet political celebrities are the true brains behindContinue reading “Reconsidering Part 2 on Russell Kirk”
Reconsidering Part 1 Walter Benjamin
Reconsidering Reconsidering is my new series that I will be doing on my blog. This series will be about thinkers who have been seen in a negative light by the dissident sphere or have been forgotten and finding valuable insights and ideas by these thinkers and therefore shedding a new light on these thinkers.Continue reading ” Reconsidering Part 1 Walter Benjamin”