ERKENBRAND: H P LOVECRAFT PODCAST

Faust of the Dutch Alt Right group Erkenbrand hosts the long-awaited podcast on H P Lovecraft with myself and best-selling international novelist, raconteur and professional Catholic depressive Ann Sterzinger (below in the t-shirt mentioned in the show). 

 

DISASTER FITNESS by Ann Sterzinger

Ann Sterzinger joins the Mjolnir blog this week to shamelessly plug her new book and beg for shekels. You might think that's terribly cheeky, but think of this: there are many out there in the Alt Right who beg for shekels and give nothing in return. Ann offers a shiny new book full of wholesome, wholegrain advice. Did I mention it was shiny? Shiny, shiny, shiny.... Ann will also be joining myself and the Erkenbrand team next month for a special podcast on H P Lovecraft. Right, over to Ann. (Ed.)

"Humility can actually be kind of a smug, dick move, but it’s fun." — From Ann Sterzinger’s book Disaster Fitness

DECONSTRUCTION AND THE JEWS

I am going to start this article with two seemingly unrelated topics, but which, as you will see, form parts related to the title. The first is that I had chance to listen to some of the Savage Hippie podcasts in which Ann Sterzinger, whose talents have been featured in Mjolnir Magazine, participates. The show is run by Edwin Oslan, a Jew, also features David Cole Stein, a Jewish historian with a few minor revisionist views on the Holocaust™, and simultaneously denies and alleges being Alt Right in spite of its non-White elements. Oslan plays the usual dual role of claiming to be White and having no group preference while simultaneously claiming privileged status as a Jew and oy veying about muh Holocaust™, but it was Episode 12B that was most questionable. In it, Oslan suggested Whites should adopt black babies, a narrative that is also being pushed by other Jews like Ezra Levant of Rebel Media. The second is that this is the time of year when many have just celebrated the fact that a Judaic festival has usurped a European one.

 

 

A REBUTTAL AND ONE SINGLE PRINCIPLE FOR THE ALT RIGHT

Every club has its rules and members of that club have to abide by those rules. The reason ought to be self-explanatory. If one were to join one of the last remaining gentlemen's clubs in Britain, one ought to be committed to upholding the rules that further the continuance of its existence. If the membership elect to allow women members, then it is no longer a gentlemen's club. The membership will have broken the rules and, in doing so, the club that was will have met its demise. Rules laid down are there for a reason. The rules define what the club's function is, and what the membership wish it to continue to be into the future.

 

THE ALT RIGHT AND THE ARTS

Originally published at Counter Currents

Charles Krafft with one of his creations.

I. The Road to Alt Right Artistry

Since Hillary Clinton’s mention of the Alternative Right in one of her speeches, there have been countless discussions about what the Alt Right is and represents, with everyone and anyone, no matter how inappropriate, suddenly declaring they are part of the Alt Right. I think it is quite easy to define what the Alt Right is: it is the postmodern manifestation of what Julius Evola termed the True Right.

The True Right has been almost completely disprivileged from the mainstream arts scene in the present day. The political Left, meaning firstly the Whiggish Left and then the socialist Left, realized as early as the late eighteenth century the power art had to shape political discourse by altering the masses’ perceptions of the world. They thus sought to seize the artistic mainstream as a means towards political power.

Mjolnir Magazine Issue IV out now!

 

The fourth edition of the White Eurocentric arts magazine is now available for purchase at http://www.mjolnirmagazine.com The magazine features artwork by Vig Scholma and Gary Persello, as well as handicrafts by his wife Bonnie van Hall. There are short stories by Juleigh Howard-Hobson and Ann Sterzinger, the latter's novel NVSQVAM also being reviewed by Nick Walsh. Then there is poetry by Ellin Anderson, Eliza Witte, Dorin Alexandru and Juleigh again. Our blast from the past is Thomas Ingoldsby and there is a short play and a review of John Lash's The Hero: Manhood and Power by me.