Comment le libéralisme entrave les peuples

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Qu'est-ce qui empêche une vie réellement humaine alors que les conditions matérielles n'ont jamais été aussi favorables ? Dans son dernier ouvrage "Le grand empêchement", le philosophe Pierre Le Vigan montre comment le libéralisme a livré les peuples aux forces économiques de la nouvelle aristocratie, qui sont les forces de l'argent. L'auteur explique aussi comment la société inclusive, promue par les élites françaises, bras armé du parti de l'étranger, a détruit les Etats nationaux pour les transformer en réceptacle des identités des autres. Pour Pierre Le Vigan, il sera impossible de restaurer la France et l'Europe telles qu'elles étaient avant la mondialisation mais propose de remettre la Vème République sur ses pieds.

 

 

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Vladimir Avdeyev’s RACIOLOGY

Vladimir Avdeyev’s RACIOLOGY

Vladimir Avdeyev, écrivain et raciologue russe, éditeur de nombreux textes émanant d'antropologues classiques et modernes, auteur du livre ′′ RACIOLOGY ′′, est mort le 5 décembre 2020 à l'âge de 58 ans. Homme chaleureux et convivial, il nous laisse avec grand chagrin. Nos condoléances à tous ses proches !

Vladimir Avdeyev’s RACIOLOGY has been translated into English (with a foreword by Dr. Kevin MacDonald) and can be ordered here:

http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/raciology/15147189

Raciology, by Vladimir Avdeyev, is about the science of the hereditary traits of peoples and races. From metopism to dental traits, from the Rolando and Sylvius brain fissures to the Jewish brain signature, from the ancient Aryans to Nordic peoples, from the Out-of-Africa Theory of Evolution to Polycentric Evolution, from dermatoglyphics (thumbprints) to eye shape, Vladimir Avdeyev discusses it all, with references to works that span of a period of time, which stretches from the present to deep antiquity. His work discusses the civilization-building traits of the European; he identifies the founders of the Classical civilizations which stretched Spain to India, from Britain to Egypt, as the Aryans; he examines some cultural traits of the races, such as ritual scarring. His work rebuts the fashionable trends of modern Western anthropology. 375 pages with over 200 photos, maps, and illustrations. Cover art by MDesign. Foreword by Dr. Kevin MacDonald.

http://www.eutimes.net/2007/12/vladimir-avdeyev-race-scie...

Race realism, Russian-style

A review of "Rasiologia" by Vladimir Avdeyev

Moscow : Biblioteka Rasovoy Mysli. 2007, 2nd edition, 665 pp.

(With introductions by Andrey Savelev, a delegate of the Russian Duma {Russian Parliament} and close personal friend of Avdeyev, and by Valeri Solovei, a historian and member of the liberal Gorbachev Foundation. The work is used as a textbook by the Department of Anthropology at Moscow State University.)

Like it or not, Raciology is a book that illustrates how free speech about Galtonian topics has sunk in the West – and resurfaced in Moscow (where Communism had formerly banned scientific racism). In the West of the past fifteen years, only mail-order and vanity publishers would deliver the thoughts and evidence of academic race realists Art Jensen, Phil Rushton, Richard Lynn, Glayde Whitney, Helmuth Nyborg and myself to the Western public. In leading British universities, Geoffrey Sampson, Satoshi Kanazawa, Armand Leroi, Frank Ellis and David Coleman were all silenced by administrators when they talked of race; and I was sacked. By contrast, in Vladimir Putin’s Russia, with its serious concern with ethnic (often Muslim) problems and the disruptive advance of Western ‘liberal interventionism’ and multicultural illusionism in ex-Yugoslavia, Afghanistan and Iraq, the 46-year-old Vladimir Borisovich Avdeyev, an engineer and Soviet Army officer by origin, later a journalist, is allowed not only to edit the prestigious Athenaeum Magazine but to have a publisher for his thoroughgoing racial analysis of the world’s problems, combining lively (if traditional) ideas with scholarly detail and vivid illustrations (not disdaining the splendidly buttocked ‘Hottentot Venus’ who was displayed in Paris a century ago). Avdeyev has mastered the history of Western racial thought from the Enlightenment days of Immanuel Kant and David Hume to the twentieth century and provided an unparalleled summary. Only John Baker’s Race (1967, Oxford University Press — but withdrawn after Baker’s death) would hold a candle to Avdeyev’s magisterial effort.

Essentially, Avdeyev presents the Nordic peoples (including thereby the Slavs and Caucasoid Russians) as the racial group responsible for the bulk of culture, science and lawful governance in the world. He writes (p. 156): “In the very heart of Europe — at the time of the formation of the first states, the creation of literacy, religion, culture, technology and the bases of civilisation and jurisprudence — there was no mention of Mongols, Negroes, and cross-breeds. All the epic creation belonged entirely to the White man of pure race — to his will, genes, and far-sightedness.” (The term “Nordic race” was apparently not coined by a German or by the mighty William McDougall (of the universities of Cambridge, London, Oxford and Harvard), but by the French-parented but Russian-born Joseph Deniker (1852-1918). And, contrary to communist propaganda, Hitler apparently took a dim view only of Bolsheviks, not of East Europeans in general: “The Third Reich did not fight with Slavism, but with threat of bolshevism to the fundamentals of European civilisation… It was the Bolsheviks, such as Mehlis and open racists like Ilya Ehrenburg that those in Himmler’s department described as “Untermenschen” in an exceedingly anthropological sense of the word” (p.123).) In particular, Avdeyev rehearses the Nordics’ economic and psychometric achievements and provides physical measurements (including some of his own) which he takes to attest Nordic superiority — for Blacks, in particular, he finds to be distinguished by strength and physicality rather than by cranial development. In all this, Avdeyev is well in line with the modern London School and it is good to think that Russian scholars and students will be led by Raciology to join the great debate that Western politicians, publishers and university authorities have done their best to suppress.

It is true that Avdeyev will discompose Western race realists almost as much as Western anti-racists. He takes a Nazistic line about the Jews, reckoning them uncultured ‘nomads’ rather than recognizing (1) their having been beaten into the wilderness by Rome, (2) their high IQs, and (3) their ten-fold over-representation among Nobel prizewinners (compared to other Americans). Strangely, he does not especially want to criticize the Jewish elite for the manufacture of multiculturalism and PeeCee in the West (not in Israel, of course, where strict race realism rules) and its weird importation to the West, qua blessed ‘minorities’ which all should love, of millions of Jewry’s most deadly Muslim enemies. He is equally dismissive of the Chinese — verily Johnsonian in his assertion of White superiority, even thinking some of the higher Chinese (as also Egyptian) cultural attainments attributable to stray Caucasoid genes, and not admitting the onward march of modern China to make America its debtor. Avdeyev equally declines to follow modern Western ‘out of Africa’ thinking about evolution, preferring to believe that the main human races descended quite separately from different types of ape. (He backs this up with reasoning involving the proneness of different races to different diseases and tolerance to different kinds of food, smell/taste [as identified in cannibals].) He has a special line of his own in believing that the West, in its right-handedness and left-to-right script, is thus importantly distinguished from Muslims, Jews, Egyptians, homosexuals and the Chinese – not apparently recalling that Africans are both conspicuously more right-handed and less homosexual than Europeans. He also wants to derive significance from Blacks’ tendencies to squat and from alleged Asian proneness to melancholy. And he disdains Western convention in deploring ‘mixed marriages’ – believing such unions to yield unhealthy and otherwise degenerate children (with large genetic ‘mongol stains’ on their bottoms, at least in Brazil and Ecuador). (“The propaganda of free love is of no satisfaction, since, in the long run, it destroys races. Any search for sensory-biological diversity is fraught with evolutionary irresponsibility”– p.265. What Avdeyev makes of the half-caste Tiger Woods, Colin Powell, Condoleeza Rice and Naomi Campbell is not recorded….) Still more problematic, Avdeyev’s system of referencing is non-Western, making it hard to follow up many of his mentions of the works of the scholars and medics of Europe’s past who did so much to identify the racial differences that had been strangely ignored by Ancient Greece, Rome and Christianity. And, though Avdeyev’s heart is surely in the right place about plucky Serbia, he doesn’t admit that 25% of the Russian Army is now Muslim and thus multicultural and incapable of deployment into Kosovo.

Nevertheless, Avdeyev’s thoughts and scholarship fully deserve discussion and development rather than the suppression which they would promptly receive if he attempted to publish in the West. Above all, Avdeyev makes the strong case that ‘race is everything: literature, science, art — in a word, civilization — depend on it,’ as Edinburgh University’s top anatomist Robert Knox explained in 1850. And Avdeyev is also properly agitated not so much about Negroes (among whom he lived for a while, studying their varied tastes in cannibalism — one sub-section, 4-pages long, is called “Racial smells and passions of cannibals”) as against Whites who betray their own race and science (for Darwin’s great book was called On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life), wear dreadlocks or flip-flops, listen to heavily rhythmic music, shake or otherwise draw attention to their genitals while dancing and fail to appreciate Russia’s eugenic possibilities of breeding from the likes of Red Army sex symbol Dana Borisova (e.g. http://www.rususa.com/photo/gallery.asp-galleryid-14-imag...). One only hopes his next work might concentrate — as the London School has done — more on intelligence and IQ than on features of less immediate relevance to explaining the human races’ different levels of cultural advance.

CHRIS BRAND (author of ‘The g Factor’, 1996, Wiley DePublisher), Edinburgh, 2008.

Avdeyev’s book has eight chapters: 1) Racial Science and Anthropology: What are the differences? 2) The Fair Race: Historiography and Anthropology. 3) The Biological Foundation of the Northern Conception of the World. 4) Thoughts about Racial Prejudices. 5) A New Paradigm in Racial Science. 6) The Anti-Racial Myth of the “Melting Pot”. 7) Racial-ideological Neurology, and finally, the striking chapter 8, A Racial Theory of Time. The book contains many photographs and illustrations.

For another review and comments, see American Renaissance, November 2007, http://www.amren.com/mtnews/archives/2007/12/vladimir_avd....

 

La tradition indo-européenne parmi nous

La tradition indo-européenne parmi nous

Entretien avec Jean Haudry

Il n'est sans doute pas inutile de rappeler, à une époque où tout un dispositif idéologique cherche à nous convaincre que l'Européen, détaché de toute appartenance, pourrait se construire à partir de rien ; il n'est pas inutile de rappeler, disais-je, qu'il ne peut y avoir de peuple ni de civilisation sans "transmission", c'est-à-dire - au sens premier du terme - de "tradition".

Endormie, telle la princesse de la légende, la tradition de nos plus lointains ancêtres attend son chevalier. Jean Haudry est assurément un de ces chevaliers. Tel le prince escaladant la tour du château, il s'est donné pour mission de réveiller la princesse éteinte en apparence, en apparence seulement.

Y est-il parvenu ? A-t-il pu déjouer l'attention des sentinelles de l'anti-tradition ? C'est en tout cas ce type de questions (métaphore du chevalier en moins !) que nous avons eu l'outrecuidance de lui poser.

- Professeur Haudry, en premier lieu, pourriez-vous nous dire en quoi la "tradition indo-européenne" se distingue de la "tradition primordiale" bien connue des lecteurs de Julius Evola ou René Guénon ?

La tradition primordiale se veut universelle. Le terme de "tradition indo-européenne" s’applique uniquement aux peuples de langue et de culture indo-européennes. La tradition primordiale est un postulat qui ne s’appuie pas sur des données scientifiques. La tradition indo-européenne est une réalité démontrable.

- En dépit de la greffe chrétienne, en dépit de la saisie marxiste et de la liquidité capitaliste, la tradition irrigue-t-elle toujours, selon vous, les peuples de langues indo-européennes ?

La tradition indo-européenne est depuis longtemps en recul dans l’espace géographique européen. Elle l’était déjà dans l’empire romain. Un premier coup lui a été porté par le christianisme. Un deuxième, en occident, par le protestantisme, persécuteur des restes de paganisme maintenues par le catholicisme. Un troisième lui a été porté par la révolution française. Capitalisme et marxisme, deux formes liées de l’universalisme, lui ont porté un dernier coup. Curieusement, la découverte de l’indo-européen et des Indo-Européens à la fin du XVIIIe siècle en a fait une réalité démontrable, mais qui ne l’est que pour un petit nombre de spécialistes. La haine portée à certains d’entre eux est rassurante : peut-être représentent-ils en effet un danger pour les mondialistes, mais je ne vois pas lequel.

Si la tradition indo-européenne est morte en Occident, elle est vivante en Inde, où elle s’est combinée aux traditions locales du sud, et où ont été accueillis des mazdéens persécutés par les musulmans d’Iran. Elle a affronté victorieusement le christianisme et l’a éliminé sans même avoir à en persécuter les propagateurs et les quelques sectateurs, qui se limitent aux basses castes.

- Certains auteurs considèrent que la Trinité chrétienne (Père, Fils et Saint-Esprit) serait un calque d'une très ancienne conception ternaire ? Que pouvez-vous nous dire de cette conception ternaire ?

La trinité, qui déplaît tant aux monothéistes de stricte obédience, me semble avoir été inspirée par le mazdéisme iranien. Le Père reflète Ahura Mazdā, le Fils son fils Ātar «Feu», le Saint Esprit Spənta Manyu «esprit saint». Mais j’ignore dans quelles conditions s’est effectué le transfert.

- Les Indo-Européens déclinent non pas un ciel mais trois ; leur société est constituée de trois castes. Par ailleurs, ils mettent en exergue trois dieux principaux. Bref, la conception des "trois fonctions" (telles que mises en lumière par Dumézil) est-elle la clé de compréhension de leur monde ?  

Les trois cieux et les trois fonctions n’ont en commun que leur nombre. Mais ils sont totalement indépendant : les trois cieux sont une réalité cosmique de la première période de la tradition, les trois fonctions une réalité sociale de la deuxième. Les trois couleurs (le blanc, le rouge et le noir) sont initialement celles des trois cieux, mais elles ont été appliquées secondairement aux trois fonctions. Ceux qui, comme Dumézil et bien d’autres n’opèrent pas avec une chronologie de la tradition mettent le tout sur le même plan.

- Votre conception d'Indo-Européens nordiques ne fait pas l'unanimité parmi les spécialistes. Quel faisceau d'indices vous a conduit à étayer cette hypothèse ?

La question est double. Elle porte à la fois sur la race et sur l’habitat primitif.

En ce qui concerne la race, les témoignages textuels et archéologiques en faveur du type physique nordique sont concordants et indubitables pour les périodes anciennes, antérieures aux métissages.

En ce qui concerne l’habitat originel, de très nombreux témoignages montrent que les Indo-Européens ont vécu dans des régions circumpolaires. Quelques exemples suffiront ici : pour l’Inde, Taittirīy a saṃhitā 1,5,7,5 "Jadis les brahmanes craignaient que l’aurore ne revînt pas" ; pour l’Iran, Yašt 6,3 «Si le Soleil ne se lève pas, les démons détruisent tout ce qui existe sur les sept continents» ; pour le monde gréco-romain, Stace, La Thébaïde 4,275 et suiv. «Les antiques Arcadiens, antérieurs aux astres et à la lune, voyaient avec stupeur le passage de la lumière aux ténèbres de la nuit et, poursuivant Titan qui se couchait au loin, désespéraient de revoir le jour». L’année de deux saisons du monde celtique et du monde germanique en est également un souvenir.

Alfred Rosenberg en a réuni quelques-uns dans Le Mythe du XXe siècle, traduit de l’allemand par Adler von Scholle, Paris, Avallon1986, p. 26 et suiv.

On en trouvera bien d’autres témoignages dans mon livre en préparation, La tradition indo-européenne.

- Enfin, quel est votre sentiment sur l'avenir de l'Europe ? Diriez-vous, comme feu Dominique Venner que "la traditiion n'est pas derrière nous, mais devant nous" ?

L’Europe n’a jamais constitué une entité politique unitaire. Elle aurait pu le faire si la guerre de 1939 / 1945 avait tourné autrement, mais la défaite du Reich l’en a empêchée et y a créé deux blocs hostiles. L’effondrement de l’Union soviétique n’y a rien changé, et le récent départ de l’Angleterre a encore réduit l’espace européen.

A mon sens, l’euro-mondialisme n’a pas d’avenir. Mais certains peuples d’Europe peuvent en avoir un s’ils réussissent à sortir de ce carcan.

Propos recueillis par Frédéric Andreu.

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The Reawakening of Myth - Selected Works by Boris Nad

The Reawakening of Myth

Selected Works by Boris Nad

COMING SOON – 10 DECEMBER 2020

Translated and Edited by Jafe Arnold and Zinka Brkić

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In the common parlance of the modern world, “myth” is often taken to refer to something false, a foolish misconception, or the superstitions of primitive societies and archaic worldviews that have been discredited and overcome by secular, empirical reason. In The Reawakening of Myth, Boris Nad contends that nothing could be further from the truth. Sacred Myth, Nad sketches, is concerned with timeless realities which express fundamental principles, and the world’s mythologies are rich repositories of wisdom and experience touching the existential nerves of the human condition. Mythical forces, beings, and realities can and might very well have “withdrawn” from our line of sight, but they have not disappeared. Myth continues to express itself in history, whether we are conscious of it or not, and just as myths might seem to “withdraw”, so can they “return.”

The Reawakening of Myth gathers an unprecedented selection of Boris Nad’s meditations on Myth in different genres – from essays and commentaries to short stories, novels, and accounts of visionary experiences. Nad not only retells, investigates, and compares ancient myths across North, South, East and West, but goes further to envision how the conflicts and crises of the present might be deciphered in mythical terms. From the epics of ancient Greece and India to Christian visions of the End Times, from the mysterious lands of Hyperborea, Atlantis, and Agartha to modern geopolitics, from visions of prehistoric paradises to Postmodern dystopias, Boris Nad’s The Reawakening of Myth is an immersion into how Myth and the processes of “de-mythologization” and “re-mythologization” constantly affect our world, our history, and ourselves.

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Table of Contents

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Excerpt I – The Return of Myth

Excerpt II – The Crisis of the West

Excerpt III – Traveling to Agartha

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Boris Nad (b. 1966) is a Serbian Traditionalist philosopher and the author of more than a dozen books of diverse genres. Born in Vinkovci, Slavonia and graduated from the University of Belgrade, since 1994 Nad has authored extensively on matters spiritual and geopolitical. Nad hosts the blog Arktogeja and writes regularly for the Serbian publications Pečat and Novi Standard as well as various international media. In addition, Nad is a member of the Eurasian Artists Association and a contributor to the conceptual-music project T.S.I.D.M.Z. He lives outside of Belgrade, Serbia.