As Spengler observed, all urbanized societies seem to develop a subconscious death wish, making individuals indifferent to the survival of their families and their race. — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
As late as the summer of 1941, the Atlantic Monthly, then a still respected magazine for literates and edited by White men, published a… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
Our idealists must own that their velleity to abolish all suffering is most fully expressed in the Fifth Wisdom of Lamaism, the doctrine that… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
It is a truism, of course, that in "democratic" states the populace must be encouraged to imagine that it makes important decisions by voting,… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
“Marxist cults are both a culmination of the evolution of Christianity and a most impressive instance of the historical and social phenomenon that is… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
History, in other words, is just a device to be used by well-paid boobherds to drive the American cattle in bovine content to their… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
As Spengler observed, all urbanized societies seem to develop a subconscious death wish, making individuals indifferent to the survival of their families and their… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
American Conservatism is finished, and its remaining adherents are, whether they know it or not, merely ghosts wandering, mazed, in the daylight. — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
Every campus, of course, also has its rabble of young "liberals," who are forever making a din as they "demonstrate" for "world peash," "snivel… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
The most beautiful conception of immortality of which I know, and certainly one that by contrast shows the utter vulgarity of Christian ideas, is… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
A political philosophy (often called "political science" by practitioners who are not averse from verbal trickery) must deal with contemporary realities. If it does… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
“There can be no greater antithesis than between the Greeks’ rational and objective truth and the "truth of unreason," as Bertrand Russell aptly termed… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
When the veil of fiction was rent, man shuddered before "Nature, red in tooth and claw." Nature had always been that and always will… — Revilo P. Oliver Copy Share Image
