Tag: philosophy

Schopenhauer on Race Differences in Intelligence and on Judaism

Brenton Sanderson Occidental Observer July 15, 2014 Arthur Schopenhauer Arthur Schopenhauer is renowned as the philosopher of pessimism. White nationalists certainly have much to be pessimistic about these days, and we might be tempted to seek consolation in the wisdom of a man who undoubtedly…

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Making Sense of the Decline of Europe

Evola. A quote for thee. “Western civilization needs a complete overhaul or it will fall apart one day or another. It has realized the most complete perversion of the rational order of things. Reign of matter, of gold, of machine, of number, it no longer…

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Even for Liberal University Folk, It is Hard to Hide European Greatness

Domitius Corbulo Occidental Observer December 19, 2013 Felipe Fernandez-Armesto In the egalitarian world of academia the deeds of great European men stand like an irritating thorn. Allowing university students (the majority of whom are now females) to learn that practically every great philosopher, scientist, architect,…

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The Deep Spiritual Content of the Sieg Heil Ritual

Sieg Heil. The Roman Salute, now often referred to as the “Nazi” salute or the “Sieg Heil” (“Hail Victory”) salute, is an ancient communal bonding ritual of the White European people. Through an understanding of the nature of this ritual, we may gain a further…

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