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Has anyone read The Alternative and what are your thoughts and on your thoughts on his other works?

>> No.10649571

No, ive only read his 100 questions. Would like to read his post war work though.

As for the 100 questions its more of a historical piece

>> No.10649647
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>tfw only had time to read through books by radical leftist ideologies
I've only been through some of Rudolph Rocker, George Orwell, Marx, and Chomsky .

If I had more time I'd read through something like Mein Kampf or For My Legionares , but I'm already going through so much. I've read the first few chapters of Mein Kampf and thats it for far right works

>> No.10649906

>>10648293
Isn't this the anglo blood meme man?

>> No.10649947

>>10649906
Yes, which is rather ironic given he spent a good part of his life and entire reputation trying to prevent war with the continent.

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>>10648293
I've read it. I think Mosley's writings on the division of Africa is very unrealistic and even undesirable. I think the Mosleyian approach to building up our civilisation may lie in the reunification of the commonwealth, and letting the mainland europeans grow as they may.
Nonetheless, a fantastic introduction to fascist doctrine.

>> No.10651639

>>10651316
How good is it at explaining the philosophical underpinnings of their views as opposed to being a statement of goals?

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>>10651639
If I remember correctly the first half of The Alternative describes the philosophical roots of Mosley's fascism. He talks about the "Hellenic-Elizabethan" heroism of the common briton and how that lent them the empire, and he goes into how modern democracy stifles that destiny. He talks a bit about the JQ, but his second half is more about his criticisms with the British government.

tl;dr Its seems to promote a mix of NatSoc and Italian Fascism to deal with the political and spiritual crises of post-WW2.

>> No.10651795

>>10651750
Thanks, have you read any of his other works?