“This cultural preference for manipulation feeds into the ideological doctrine of ‘managerial humanism’, which is paraphrased by Francis as follows: ‘the belief that all men can (or should or will) be governed in their social, economic, and political relationships by the science of management, the science of operating and directing mass organisations’.”
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“Where the Alt-Right was once proudly decentralised, it now seeks unification (and is, of course, more divided than ever). Where it once contained a constellation of anti-progressive elements, it is now reduced to an isolated ethno-nationalist core spitting fire at everything else around it. Where it once employed intellectual quality and transgressive trolling to equally great effect, these polar opposites have lately been merged into a dull and stagnant rehash of Rockwellian neo-Nazism.”
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Despite his notoriety, Céline still makes the “top ten” of most lists for greatest French writer of all time, though there have been attempts to discredit and erase his towering presence from world letters. According to Haaretz, “Céline, who died in 1961, is considered the second most widely read author in France after Marcel Proust.”
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“In 2007, I, Culturist John, published, the Alt-Light manifesto, ‘Culturism: A Word, A Value, Our Future.’ It proposed culturism as an antidote to multiculturalism. I then founded the still-active culturist Brooklyn TEA Party, which battled mosques. And, I continue writing for this Alt-Right site.”
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Once it is seen it can’t be unseen: With a few notable exceptions most of the leaders in the West are turning into weird sexless, gender neutral mannequins.
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The character of Miss Moneypenny, portrayed by Lois Maxwell in many of the Bond movies, was part of the successful formula of the movie franchise. The gentle sexual tension – forever unrequited – added a note of humour that helped to define and humanize Bond.
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This passage is taken from Andy Nowicki’s newly-published Ruminations of a Low-Status Male, Volume 3: On Being Unwanted, now available on Kindle and in paperback)
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