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Reading is one of the best things you can do and costs like $20 for six hours, tops. In many cases it's free. The people who make it possible live in penury and the whole modern economy is organized against it.

Alexander Adams is a name your children will never hear in art class because the liberal Establishment is embarrassed and terrified by what he has to say. He'll have you and your children loving their artistic patrimony again:

I have an older gentleman who comes into the shop about once a week. He’s very quiet, says hello, browses books for half an hour or so, finds something he likes, leaves. Today he told me that he has spent years trying to rebuild his library after his wife decided she was

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"White Spirit" is a novel about an art student in London in the 1990s. Beyond being a documentation of what happened, it is an examination of the lies I was sold (knowingly and unknowingly) by the system, by my colleagues and by myself. As you read the book, you'll see all the beautiful traps we set for ourselves, as creators and professionals. I'm sure you'll recognise some of those. The lies you tell yourself are the worst because they are the most convincing and the hardest to escape. Dissenters (including me) spend a lot of time decrying the state of the system. It is a lot harder to look into yourself and discover that most of your plight is of your own making.

"There can be no doubt that a woman who is perfectly woman is superior to a man who is imperfectly man, just as a farmer who is faithful to his land and performs his work perfectly is superior to a king who cannot do his own work." — Julius Evola, The Metaphysics of Sex

Lot of this going around.

“Give either one of us a big database and we can disappear for days, weeks, or months, happily exploring what’s in there. We are kindred spirits. The main difference between us is that Sailer is more fun to read. His interests sprawl far beyond weighty social science issues into the realms of popular culture, sports, golf-course architecture—the list goes on indefinitely.” - Charles Murray, on Steve Sailers Noticing

A youth has just pulled the emergency alarm in my train carriage and now we are stuck until he has had his fun. A friend of mine was threatened with a knife outside of Worcester College, Oxford by a man asking if she "wanted to be stabbed?" Men come into my town every day on the trains from London to steal things from the local shops because they won't be arrested. I went to a club a month ago and the "clean-up crew" were waiting in the seating area for the women to get drunk enough to be unable to refuse their company. This is in leafy, countryside Britain. It is normal now. And it didn't use to be.