> I would have to say with all honesty that I have known men, either short or fat that I would classify as more inline with the Aryan ideal than some tall, lean, energetic types - whilst it possibly more Nordic to apply that particular mesomorph I do think that what one holds on the interior is ultimately of higher value than his exterior appearance.
This means simply that the races are too mixed up today. Anyway, the observations of Evola have always a qualitative background, never a quantitative one.
You didn't need to admit that you have absolutely no knowledge of Evola's teachings of race. A review of 'The Elements of Racial Education', which, 65 years or...
in evola_as_he_is@yahoogroups.com ... This means simply that the races are too mixed up today. Anyway, the observations of Evola have always a qualitative...
Hello, In this chapter of 'The Elements of Racial Education', Evola refers implicitly to the demographic battle launched by Mussolini at the beginning of the...
Hello, Evola speaks of "racial elites", while Guénon speaks of "spiritual elites", or, more precisely, for reasons which he had the occasion to explain and...
vandermok says: "If you do not recognize this as "racism", well, it is a problem of yours: use another word, but inwardly" fuck you, vandermok. I shall use...
In evola_as_he_is Thompkins&Cariou wrote: (...) According to him, this failure was due to Italian Catholic circles on one hand and to Italian official...
Hello, This only proves our point: "National-Socialism was far from being a a monolithic entity". There are strong grounds for thinking, for example, that Dr...
I came upon this article by Evola on Joseph de Maistre: http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/1404/maistre.html In it, Evola mentions that Masonry at the time...
Hello, This article was written and published in 1972 on the publication of a new Italian edition of 'Les Soirées de Saint-Petersbourg'. With thirty nine...
Hello, A comma at the end of the address of the site we gave yesterday prevents you from accessing the site by clicking the link. Here it is again: ...
Hello again, This cannot but remind us of de Maistre's most pertinent comment on 'man', on Montesquieu's 'man', a comment whose causticity is not much felt in...