Tag: art

Storming Sunday Round-Up: February 23, 2014

Never forget. Well, we didn’t get a Round-Up last Sunday. Israel Steinman was supposed to cover for me again, but he had to make an emergency trip to the Ukraine. I also realize that we missed the monthly report. I was going to do it…

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Storming Sunday Round-Up: February 2, 2014

The Universe beckons, brothers. She has so much to give you, you simply must trust her. Would you die having never lived? Welcome back. This is the second edition of our now-weekly weekend feature. This one will be shorter than the last. If you didn’t…

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The Jewish Phenomenon: An Illustrated History

pgorg.com November 19, 2013 1,700 BC – 135 AD Tribal beginnings – sold into bondage Moved out of Egypt to Palestine about 1000 BC 721 BC kingdom of Israel destroyed by the Assyrians 587 BC Babylonians destroyed Jerusalem 538 BC Babylonians defeated by the Persians…

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On Myth and Tradition

The Temptation of Sir Percival Being limited in time and space, it can be hard to see what is wrong with actions that appear to be of immediate benefit to us personally and of no relevance to anyone else. However, every action we take is…

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On the Supreme Importance of Æsthetics

The Aryan racial soul strives for beauty. The first and most sweeping swindle perpetrated upon the west by its enemies was the obfuscation of the definition of Art. Starting with Kandinsky’s ‘Expressionism’ and bolstered by Clement Greenburg’s ‘Artspeak’ criticism, this new abstract creativity overwhelmed all…

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The Jewish Hatred of Aryan Beauty

Kevin MacDonald October 20, 2013 Rhonda Garelick, an English professor at the University of Nebraska, has a comment on John Galliano’s outburst in a Paris bar (“ High Fascism “; NYtimes , 3-7-2011). Garelick can’t resist finding Galliano’s behavior symptomatic of fascist/Aryan tendencies deeply rooted…

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The Sexual Decadence of Weimar Germany

Lasha Darkmoon September 30, 2013 “The decay of moral values in all areas of life—the period of deepest German degradation—coincided exactly with the height of Jewish power in Germany.” — Dr Friederich Karl Wiehe, Germany and the Jewish Question . [1] Otto Dix, Metropolis (1928).…

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I’m Sick Of Pretending: I Don’t “Get” Art

Glen Coco Vice July 29, 2011 You know what? I’m sick of pretending. I went to art school, wrote a dissertation called “The Elevation of Art Through Commerce: An Analysis of Charles Saatchi’s Approach to the Machinery of Art Production Using Pierre Bourdieu’s Theories of…

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The Folkish Socialism of William Morris

William Morris was a 19th century British artist, writer, and activist. Today he is considered to have been liberal in his political leanings, and he was at one time the leader of the Socialist League. But despite the socialist label, much of what Morris taught…

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