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Peron and Peronism

by Kerry Bolton

"Big finance has no country, but only interests. The Cold War and localised conflicts are but episodes of mutual convenience, allowing the United States to keep its faltering economy afloat and the Soviet Union to strengthen the internal stress without which its empire runs in serious danger of disintegrating. Chances are that those who serve in Washington and Moscow, the phone that joins the White House to the Kremlin speaks the same language, and this language is neither Russian nor English." - Juan Perón, Fundamentals of Partido Justicialism, 1966

great book, long review here: https ://www.counter-currents.com/2014/12/kerry-boltons-peron-and-peronism/

The Catholic Church and the Cultural Revolution

by E. Michael Jones

Tells the story of the culture wars between the Catholic Church and the Enlightenment over the last sixty years. The battle in America was fought in three areas: schools and education; obscenity; and the family and sexuality. The book examines: the significance of the law and the courts; the impact of the Second Vatican Council; the main sources of the attempted subversion of the Church; the battles the Church fought with the media; the existence of a fifth column within the Church; the new Americanism that attempts to reconcile the Church and modernity by seeing America as an ideal state; and finally, "Where now in the Church?"

Jones refers to (((Yuri Slezkine's))) triumphalist book, published in 2004, and notes:

>Modernity may have seemed American when the Council was convened, but it was predominantly (at least in its 20th century phase) Jewish, as Yuri Slezkine demonstrates in his book The Jewish Century (2004). Ultimately, the two alternatives became a false dichotomy as Jews, with the passing of the WASP ruling class, took over American cultural life.

>By the mid-’70s the takeover was complete. “The Modern Age is the Jewish Age,” according to Slezkine, “and the twentieth century, in particular, is the Jewish Century.” Modernity, according to Slezkine, “is about … dismantling social estates for the benefit of individuals, nuclear families and book-reading tribes (nations).” Modernity “is about everyone becoming Jewish.” During this era, “Churches became more like synagogues.”

The Missionaries

by Owen Stanley

It's a novel. A clueless UN bureaucrat tries to modernize a remote tribe while an old colonial administrator opposes him. Extensively reviewed in a recent episode of The Convict Report: https://thedingoes.xyz/the-convict-report-episode-151-the-strange-white-land-of-unga-bunga/

The Occult War

by Emmanuel Malynski

The title is slightly misleading as it's not really about "the occult". It's by a Polish guy who was born in late feudal times, lived through a lot of shit, became too old to continue, and in 1935 gave his manuscript and notes to Leon de Poncins to finish. Evola put out the Italian translation in 1939 and there's an essay by him at the end.

The subtitle of the book is "The Judeo-Masonic Plan to Conquer the World", and the author goes back and starts the story in the early 19th century, so there are chapters like "1848: The Beginning of the World Revolution" and "Napoleon III: An Ally of World Subversion."

I was asked whether the book is similar to Louis Marschalko's 'The World Conquerors' (1958). They're quite different books. Marschalko focuses almost exclusively on events around WWII and the decades after. He writes more directly and explicitly about Jews and Judaism, and he also writes more like a journalist-historian. Malynski is more conversational, an old man telling a story about his part of the world, with plenty of relevant background - revolution in the 19th C, the Crimean war, Napoleon, Bismark, etc. Almost the first half of the book is pre-WWI, and then later there are a few chapters on the Tsar's/Stolypin's attempts to reform the economy after the failed revolution in 1905.

>Kill the Boer got uploaded

Glad your enjoying it fren, ill be constantly adding new books starting next year thanks to my new job.

>>10646

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