Anarchonomicon

Anarchonomicon explores various themes including the effectiveness of public protests, critiques of modern ideologies, the revival of ancestral spirituality, skepticism towards historical narratives, the impact of conservative values on fertility rates, the forgotten art of oratory, critiques of public education, and unconventional warfare tactics. It offers an extremist perspective on contemporary and historical issues, aiming to challenge conventional wisdom and societal norms.

Political Protests Cultural Critique Spirituality and Heritage Historical Skepticism Conservative Values and Society Oratory and Communication Education Systems Unconventional Warfare Liberty and Rights Technology and Business Gaming

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Short Take: The Inevitability of Wotan

1238 implied HN points • 07 Feb 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Mythology
  1. Norse Paganism may become a prominent religion for white populations due to its ancestral ties and cultural continuity.
  2. Modern Norse Paganism could offer advantages by distancing from Middle Eastern influences and emphasizing European heritage.
  3. A resurgence in European spiritualism and identification is expected as dissatisfaction with modern ideologies grows, leading to a revival of ancient European Gods and myths.

Addendum: The Most Banned Book

1218 implied HN points • 09 Jan 24
🚌 Education Books History Politics Censorship
  1. Finding banned works online may be easier than expected, even controversial ones.
  2. The memoirs of Augusto Pinochet are extremely difficult to find, despite the numerous works written about him.
  3. Pinochet's own memoirs are virtually non-existent in libraries, showing efforts to hide his perspective.

The Arsenal of the Damned

511 implied HN points • 29 Jan 24
🕹 Technology Military Tactics Weapons
  1. Motorcycles offer high maneuverability and speed, but Western governments struggle with their high injury rates.
  2. Using civilian pickups with mounted weapons can provide cost-effective mobility in combat scenarios.
  3. ISIS's successful tactics in Mosul, using pickup trucks for mobility and heavy weapons, led to a quick victory over a larger force.
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The Truckers Won. Everything.

1886 implied HN points • 07 Jun 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Protest Government Policy Power Revolution
  1. The trucker convoy in Canada was extremely successful and led to significant political shifts in a short amount of time.
  2. The actions of the trucker convoy resulted in the government caving on key issues and policies within a week.
  3. This protest demonstrated the power of coordination and initiative among middle-class groups and hinted at larger societal changes.

American Conservatism and Fertility Cult-ure

1198 implied HN points • 20 Jun 23
🎭️ Culture Conservatism Fertility Religion Immunity
  1. American Conservatives and Jewish Conservatives are unique in maintaining above replacement fertility rates in wealthy societies.
  2. Conservative cultures that resist the global urban progressive monoculture tend to have higher fertility rates.
  3. American Conservatism exhibits adaptive immunity to the cultural influences that lead to declining birth rates in other cultures.

Short Take: Public School and the Destruction of the American Child

687 implied HN points • 09 Jun 23
🚌 Education Physical health
  1. Public school is a system of violence that controls children's minds and bodies.
  2. Public education in America fails to properly educate children, with most Americans reading at a less than 6th-grade level.
  3. The visible physical impact of the public education system is seen in the high rates of obesity among American adults and college students.

"Crowned Masterpieces of Eloquence" Introduction

707 implied HN points • 15 Apr 23
🚌 Education History Literature Politics Academia
  1. The collection 'Crowned Masterpieces of Eloquence' provides a unique window into early 1900s speeches and reveals the power of oratory in shaping history.
  2. While oratory may be a lost art today, historical speeches have the ability to surprise and enlighten readers with perspectives from different eras.
  3. Trump's distinct persona and communication style, though not a classical orator, stand out in a field of polished, scripted politicians, showing a different approach to public speaking.

Short Take: Reading "The Age of Entitlement", The left's Terrifying Vulnerability

668 implied HN points • 14 May 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Social justice Constitutional Rights
  1. The left's focus on 'Social Justice' and 'Diversity' has gained significant institutional power despite the lack of explicit laws mandating it.
  2. America's rejection of 1960s ideologies led to political movements like Nixon and Reagan, challenging the post-political bureaucratic control.
  3. The US regime relies on an intricate web of executive orders and judicial interpretations, which could be disrupted by public demand for change.

...Teach a Man to Revolt

334 implied HN points • 11 Jul 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Gun Rights Constitutional Law Civil Liberties Cultural influence
  1. An unalterable core text is crucial for a declaration of rights, much like the enduring nature of the Islamic faith.
  2. Enumerated rights should be cherished as noble titles, making individuals feel superior and proud of their freedoms.
  3. Enforcement of rights through ad hoc vigilante violence is a powerful cultural force that can outlast even the fall of governments.

Never Excuse as Stupidity

314 implied HN points • 25 Jun 23
💾 History Military Britain Execution
  1. Admiral John Byng was executed for 'failing to do his utmost' in a battle, sparking controversy and outrage
  2. Byng's execution was seen as a politically motivated act that led to significant public and elite backlash
  3. The Royal Navy's success and dominance in history was attributed to the skill and ruthlessness of its officers, despite facing immense challenges

Update, Links, and the Future: March 2023

294 implied HN points • 02 Mar 23
🎭️ Culture Anime Music Literature Art Social media
  1. The author has experienced significant growth in their online presence and newsletter subscribers, with plans to make it a full-time job.
  2. There are upcoming articles focusing on historical cycles and geopolitics, with the need to reframe and divide content.
  3. The author discusses topics like the decline of literature due to academia, challenges faced in writing, and the dominance of certain tabletop RPGs in different markets.

Winter's Last Shill: April 2023

216 implied HN points • 04 Apr 23
🎭️ Culture Magazine
  1. Winter's Last Shill: April 2023 is the focus of this post.
  2. The post encourages sharing and discussion of interesting topics.
  3. Different opinions are welcomed, but mediocrity is not tolerated.