Honor, Discipline, and Dylann Roof

Roof_100_1688American Dissident Voices broadcast of June 27, 2015

by Kevin Alfred Strom

JUDGED FROM a Cosmotheist perspective, the recent actions of Dylann Roof — who killed nine Blacks by shooting them in their largely-segregated Charleston, SC church a few days ago — are simultaneously understandable, inevitable, and misdirected. And they may contribute — in ways that neither Roof nor our enemies anticipate — to breaking the stasis that holds White people in our current downward slow-death spiral. (ILLUSTRATION: Dylann … Read the rest of this article

Money for Nothing

david-tepperAmerican Dissident Voices broadcast of June 20, 2015

by Kevin Alfred Strom

MOST OF THEIR NAMES are unknown to the public. Some even manage to stay off the quasi-official lists of the richest or highest-paid men, despite having paid themselves billions or hundreds of millions of dollars per year for many, many years. (Perhaps they’re blowing it all on cocaine or gambling or trips to Jeffrey Epstein’s pedophile island, so they really have no income — but I doubt it.) … Read the rest of this article

Shaw and the Religion of the Future

george-bernard-shawAmerican Dissident Voices broadcast of June 13, 2015

by Kevin Alfred Strom

TODAY I am going to devote this program to the ideas of a man whose vision was the precursor and inspiration for Dr. William Pierce’s Cosmotheism — George Bernard Shaw.

Shaw (pictured), like many geniuses such as Ezra Pound, can sometimes appear confounding and contradictory. Shaw had his “GBS” persona and he did use satire, even laughing at his own positions through the characters in his plays at … Read the rest of this article

The Fragility of Infinity

Domenico Fetti - Archimedes Deep in Thought (1620)American Dissident Voices broadcast of June 6, 2015

by Kevin Alfred Strom

ON THE ISLAND of Sicily, 2,200 years ago, a White man contemplated infinity. His name was Archimedes.

When you extend a dimensionless point into a line of any length, he reasoned, that point must be repeated in its new dimension an infinite number of times, and that is true no matter whether the line is a thousand million miles in length — or the length of your little … Read the rest of this article