/lit/ - Literature

>>23417244
Big fan of his worldview.

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More recommended reading.

>>22932839
>>A History of Central Banking (Stephen M. Goodson)
I read this already and was angered but not surprised at the massive number of deaths that helped facilitate central quasi-private banking and ursury.

>>Can Life Prevail (P. Linkola)
On my list, it was Darre that awakened a keen interest in the enviroment. I understand lifeboat ethics was coined by this author.

>>A Sand County Almanac (Aldo Leopold)
First time hearing of this, on the list.

>>White Power (G.L.R.)
I have found his speeches and talks far more impactful than his writing. I am a fan of the Ol' Commander though.

>>Fascism: 100 Questions Asked and Answered (Oswald Mosley)
Already read, big supporter.

>>A Handbook of Traditional Living 1: Theory & Practice (RAIDO)
Ive tried looking in to Traditionalism, maybe i shall do so again.

>>Metaphysics of War (J. Evola)
Being ex-army i tried this, was useless to me. It is all abstract to such a degree as to be useless.

>>The Lightning and the Sun (Savitri Devi)
I may check it out, i likely will not.

>>The Doctrine of Fascism (Benito Mussolini)
Giovanni was the author, ive read this very short book and it is by no means extreme

>>A New Nobility of Blood and Soil (Richard Walther Darré)
Loved this book, from its history to the Pre-Christian idea of leadership to the establishment or a rooted leadership and citizenry it outlined a far more beautiful and prosperous world.

What about communities, online or otherwise? The difficulty is in finding people ameiable to these concepts.

My own verboten literature.

Special mention to Imperium; The Philosophy of History and Politics.

At the risk of sounding contrarian, I recommend avoiding anything that bases its thinking purely in Christ. If you want something that does not end in the same cliche Peterson, Prague U, Douglas Murray mind-set look in to National-Socialism, Fascism, Authoritarianism, pastoralism and ruralism. Not all of these overlap entirely but they could all be considered means and ways of thinking that is outside the typical mainstream Right-Wing and be from outside appearances 'Far-Right'.

> Thomas Carlyle
> Padraig Pearse
> Jonathon Bowden
> Francis Parker Yockey
> Julius Evola
> Cornelius Codreanu
> Henry Williamson
> Oswald Mosley
> Oswald Spengler
> Richard Walther Darré

>>22668244
Ethno-centric, authoritarian nationalism.

Any of these.

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>>22612507
If a book was actually banned it would enter the top sellers list. No books are banned, ones that they want banned are quietly removed from shelves without fanfare.

>>22612171
>Gravitate increasingly to revolutionary systems of order and heiarchy while the world around you yields to chaos
>you're just being contarian anon

Starship Troopers is a liberal paradise. Almost all classical lit is Right-Wing, nothing modern or created post 1950 can be considered right-wing as it is entirely from the world-view of Liberalism, or a branch thereof. All modern Right-Wing lit is simply slightly to the right of Far Left literature.

Kurt Egger - Warrior-Poet of the SS

Some of these, but not all.

None of the books were banned for any real reason, the real banned books are quietly removed from circulation. They do not want you learning of other systems.

Plenty, not all on this list are relevant but read them and find out One must read the terrible to better understand why the influential are such. Missing from this list is For My Legionaires, by Codreanu.

You will find all these on archive.org.

>>22428789
100 Questions, Oswald Mosley.

>>22425946
Nothing in mainstream thought can deliver what you want. Even Nietzsche has been stolen, one must look at older, more authoritarian interpretations of his work.

For My Legionares - Codreanu

>>22407483
Both great essays.

Men will support any system as long as it does not contradict the conditioning around National-Socialism. Or a localized National variation.

The solution is right there in front of us all, it took the entire might of the three biggest empires in the world to stop a small, surrounded country that was able to win incredible successes all over Europe while purging itself of poison and rebuilding itself from being forcefully unmade.