Works from the Oubliette
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Everything Wrong with ‘Restore Britain’
Introduction
The subject of this video is pretty self-explanatory. It’s to unpack everything that is wrong with Restore Britain, in my view, and to explain why I cannot suppprt or be a part of it.
It’s a great shame because, like many peo...
The Murder of Henry Nowak: What did you think was going to happen, Professor?
Any person who conducts Critical Theory properly, as in, applies the dialectical method against the practices of the West’s social institutions from the post-war period up to now, can identify with little effort the extent to which a hostil...
Where are the Critical Theorists?
It still makes me laugh that so many people on the online right subscribe to the narrative that our institutions have been subverted by Critical Theorists, acting in virtue of a secret plot from the Frankfurt School to subvert Western Civil...
"Fuentesmania"
There are many areas where I agree with Carl on the subject of Nick Fuente’s popularity, and, in particular, why he is gaining popularity at the expense of the intellectual dark web “old guard”, like Jordan Peterson, Dave Rubin, Ben Shapiro...
Equality and the Englishman's Repressive Tolerance
Britain is not an equal country. Truth be told, there has never been a point in history when it was. Moreover, depending on one’s interpretation of what an ‘equal’ society amounts to in practice– namely, whether it invokes mere ‘equality be...
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