JONATHAN BOWDEN 'Julius Evola: The World's Most Right-Wing Thinker?'

JONATHAN BOWDEN 'Julius Evola: The World's Most Right-Wing Thinker?' 27th NEW RIGHT MEETING: Saturday 5th June 2010

Category:

Education

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• New
• Right
• Jonathan
• Bowden
• Julius
• Evola

[conspiracyradiocrap]

aren't you guys just trying to nationalist socialists 2.0?

[NewRightLondon]

@conspiracyradiocrap Question 1) How can the advocation of a patrician class be considered socialism, of any stripe? Question 2) Why do people like you even bother?

[conspiracyradiocrap]

@NewRightLondon

..1...uh dude it sounds like what people are already complaining about. So you wantn it so that YOU'RE the elite class? And I guess it wouldn't be socialism but lots of guys who are part of new right stuff sound like they're fans of the nationalistic socialistic gov.

2.cause it be fun.

[NewRightLondon]

@conspiracyradiocrap A belief in organic and holistic human hierarchies doesn't mean one wishes to place oneself at the top. Personally speaking, I have no leadership qualities, whatsoever.

I can only speak for the London New-Right; which is a free speech organisation made up of a diverse array of opinions ranging from National-Anarchists to High Tories. We've even had self-described 'liberals' speaking. If there are NatSols then they're Strasserites.

[ejgiv]

A powerful incredibly erudite speaker! We have no right-wing speaker of this stature in North America,

[peppermintjohn666]

This is going to be an amazing talk!

[TheHOLLLLAAAA]

I'm so glad to see that Evola and italian XX century ultra conservative thought intersts you british. Could anybody post or send me the written version of this speech?

[Karcsika21]

@Icecreamforcrowtoo There are many types of americans. It's all about percentage (the percentage being given mainly by the same scholar system I was talking about in the first comment). In Europe things don't seem to get better either. As for those who judge the people of a country as a whole, all I can say is that they're narrow-minded. As for the Enlightement, I consider it to have had some beneficial results, but science should go hand in hand with tradition, not replace it. Best regards

[Icecreamforcrowtoo]

That being said, I truly despise 'the role' my country is playing not only with regards to Europe but also the rest of the world as well (though Europe's health and survival is of the highest importance to me). I rejoice at Americanism's declining influence but at the same time am less than hopeful about what will exactly replace it.

[Icecreamforcrowtoo]

@Karcsika21

The problem Americans deal with is that their country is not based in blood and tradition but, is rather, a propositional country modeled after ideas of the Enlightenment. So even when an American tries to be traditional, he is essentially operating under the very same rules and regulations that have lead to the progression of everything regretful that has come to pass.

And I must say, though I do not intend to be resentful, in my experience, Europeans are not sympathetic to us.

[Karcsika21]

@ejgiv And that is only because of the american scholar system. Nowadays you can only find these in Europe, sadly, more and more rarely. Maybe we should look towards our roots to find the truth. Eastern, orthodox christianity, early catholicism or even paganism together have more in common than all of these have with the modern "western civilisation". People should learn that accepting your ancestry and culture does not mean being brainwashed. Greetings from Romania.

[ic1male80]

May the New Right march on.

[Tuetonian]

JB is an outstanding political orator second to no no one. He should be let loose in the liars lair that is our parliament, laying waste to the spineless drivelling sycophantic tax eating glutinous leeches that pretend to represent us.