ANGLIN BROKE THE INTERNET

True beauty

by Colin Liddell

I vaguely remember some meme from a few years ago about Kim Kardashian’s fart-muffler “breaking the internet.” Apparently the meme they were trying to promote was that her latest ass-flaunting photo shoot was so stupendous that the internet could not handle all the traffic that her fat-cushioned shit tube was generating.

CHARLOTTESVILLE: YOU KNOW I'M RIGHT

Who is the normie going to side with?

by Colin Liddell

What are we to make of events in Charlottesville? What lessons can be learned? Most of what I am about to say is dispassionate common sense. If you get triggered by my words, you probably have a fatal disease.

There seem to be two post-Charlottesville camps at the moment, the blackpilled and the whitepilled. I stand categroically behind the ever-changing grey pill, the pill that doesn't coddle you in sweet despair or snuggle you in saccharine optimism, but remains open to feedback loops and reality testing.

First of all, things went well to an extent—a lot of our narratives were strongly confirmed—but they also went badly—the media had plenty of shit to throw in the air to obscure our narratives. To quote Dickens, it was the best of times, it was the worst of times.

VIDEO: DISCUSSING STORMERISM IN A STORM

While cycling along a Tokyo dyke in a storm, Colin Liddell, the Chief Editor of Alternative Right, discusses a recent debate about Stormerism (the tendency of some Alt-Righters to LARP as full-blown Hollywood Nazis). This is then linked to the recent banning by the British government of National Action, a small group that employed Stormerist tactics. He also draws attention to the interesting fact that where Neo-Nazi/ Stormerist excesses are directly banned by the state, nationalist movements tend to do rather well, and where they aren't they tend to do badly.