Posted on 22 September 2012. Tags: free speech, Innocence of muslims, iraq, Islam, Israel, Middle East, military, palestine, Sam Bacile
A recent spat of protests and riots in the Muslim world have been making headlines in recent days, especially after United States Ambassador Chris Stevens to Libya was killed. Images are being splashed all over the printed press and television of the most crazed, angry looking bearded Muslims burning American flags and shouting. Americans have [...]
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Posted in Culture, Current Events, Middle East, Most Recent, Religion
Posted on 21 August 2012. Tags: anti-semitism, Islam, modernity, shooting, sikhs, Wade Page
Dear Editor, I wish to elaborate on the subject matter covered in The anti-anti-semities – Inquisitors of the 21st Century. True “anti-Semitism” of the Antiochus IV flavor has been dragged out from the dark corners of classical civilization and thrust into the modern world thanks to the myth of the Judeo-Christian civilization as well as (and [...]
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Posted in Current Events, Letters, North America
Posted on 30 April 2012. Tags: Baha'i, Baha'u'llah, Christianity, faith, heresy, Iran, Islam, Israel, NWO, Persia, Shi'a, Sunni, syncretism
A common theme in the philosophia perennis adopted by some Traditionalists is that of the “transcendent Unity of all religions”. This perspective had its origins in the inter-war period, and was first discussed by René Guénon in the 1920′s, and, a decade later, in some more considerable detail by Frithjof Schuon, a Swiss-born metaphysician. In this line [...]
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Posted in Religion
Posted on 02 April 2012. Tags: conservatism, democracy, election, elections, Europe, France, immigration, Islam, leftism, LePen, liberalism, Marine, Nationalism, shariah, socialism
What follows below is the conclusion of the translation of Albert Ali’s article, “Osons Marine?” in which he tackles the issue of institutional Islamophobia among various French political factions, and concludes with some comments on why Marine Le Pen is a possible candidate for some French Muslims. The first part of Ali’s article, as well [...]
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Posted in Current Events, Society
Posted on 30 March 2012. Tags: Albert Ali, conservatism, democracy, election, elections, Europe, France, immigration, Islam, leftism, LePen, Marine, Nationalism, socialism
Note from the Editors: This article originally appeared in French under the title “Osons Marine?” on the website of Albert Ali, a French-Muslim writer as a response to the President of the Muslim Collective of France. The latter had made statements warning Muslims against voting for the “Far Right” party Front National in the upcoming French [...]
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Posted in Current Events, Europe, Politics, Religion
Posted on 11 February 2012. Tags: Ayatollah Khomeini, communism, conservatism, Iran, Islam, Israel, liberalism, third positionism
Today, millions of Iranians staged massive rallies both at home and abroad to commemorate this fact, as well as the struggle which gave their nation a new life and marked the beginning of the end for globalist aggression against the Iranian people. 33 years ago, the Iranian people rose up against the corrupt, secular regime [...]
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Posted on 17 December 2011. Tags: atheism, Christianity, Christopher Hitchens, Islam, politics, pseudoconservatism, religion
Glória in excélsis Deo. The life-long, unrepentant Trotskyist polemicist and warmongering atheist known as Christopher Hitchens has died of esophageal cancer. Hitchens was a man of his time, an insignificant son of a World War Two British war criminal, who was catapulted to fame through his absolute hatred and intolerance of all things religious, while his [...]
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Posted in Current Events, Religion
Posted on 18 November 2011. Tags: Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Holy War, Islam, Jihad
In the modern era, there has always been much talk about wars which will “make the world safe for democracy,” or which will bring freedom to people in the far-flung corners of the globe. The art of combat, once the calling of the nobility such as the knights or the ksatriya, has been reduced to [...]
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Posted on 24 August 2011. Tags: antichrist, antitradition, Baha'i, christanity, countertradtion, dajjal, end times, Islam, modernity, perennial philosophy, religion, tradition
Most people who are familiar with the giants of the Traditionalist school such as Julius Evola or Rene Guénon understand what is meant by Tradition according to these authors. In this context, “tradition” has a meaning which is far removed from mere custom or folklore. Instead, “Tradition” takes on the facets of something which is [...]
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Posted in Religion
Posted on 31 July 2011. Tags: Christianity, enjoyment, Islam, life, love of family, love of God, recovery, refreshing, simplicity, understanding
In the Name of The Master of Judgment For those of us fortunate to live in the first world, if we have been blessed enough to have been born in a station where we do not have to struggle greatly simply for survival, it is a time in which much we could desire is [...]
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Posted in Culture, Current Events, Religion, Society