The European American Hour: A Life in the Political Wilderness

Host Stan Hess discusses the importance of Welf Herfurth’s book A Life in The Political Wilderness. Topics include:

• Activists focusing on bread-and-butter issues;
• Activists focusing on a proper discussion of race–that implies a revolution in philosophy vs P.C.;
• Activists focusing on maintaining the economic position of the middle class.

Attack the System: An Introduction to Tribal Anarchism

Keith Preston discusses the concept of tribal anarchism. Topics include:

• The origins of the political philosophy of anarchism and its critique of the state as a uniquely and inherently parasitical institution;
• The three major traditions within anarchism: the leftist-socialist tradition, the Anglo-American libertarian tradition, and elitist-individualist “anarchism of the right”;
• The many different sects and tendencies within anarchism and how the meta-political theory of tribal anarchism allows for a synthesis of these divergent strands;
• How anarchism might work on a practical level and how common objections to the anarchist viewpoint might be answered;
• How anarchism properly understood is a polar opposite political philosophy to the prevailing totalitarian humanist ideology of the existing Western ruling classes;
• Why the Left is currently a greater threat to anarchism than the Right and how “political correctness” is a continuation of the tradition of authoritarian leftism associated with Marxism.

Jamie Kelso: That Most Priceless Possession

In his November 1939 Reader’s Digest article, Charles A. Lindbergh wrote words that host Jamie Kelso thinks to be the best statement of our mission: “We band together to preserve that most priceless possession, our inheritance of European blood.” This is the theme of Kelso’s May 24, 2012 radio show.