Hazony wrote a commentary on The Book of Esther wherein he defined “antisemitism” as the belief that Gentiles have the right to rule in their own home. So his behavior in this respect is hardly surprising.
I don't think Brimelow had any problem with Hazony's monomaniacal zionism, just that he wasn't invited to help support it while begging for crumbs from the nosebleed section.
Very well summarized. A good overview of the patterns and reasoning employed for the last few decades & the continued struggle of genuine voices on the nationalist right, and the repeated gatekeeping and rug pulls used to keep them from gaining real prominence and advancing in an organic populist fashion.
One example of this hasbara strategy might be this account expounding that the existence of Israel is "Creating an exception for Jewish nationalism [in the context of the postwar liberal consensus] while pushing for the deracination of other nations creates a moral dilemma that alienates Jews’ allies and turns them into vicious enemies" hence his point that Zionism and Israel as a nationalistic State actually do weaken Z_O_G's grip on power worldwide. In his view, better thus to let Israel run its wars against the hostile leftist, muslim and brown people who would be the real enemies of the West.
Kach wasn’t banned because of racism, but because one of their settler supporters shot up a mosque in the West Bank and they were declared a terrorist organization.
Good article. Another important thing to know about Hazony is his contempt for Germany and the Catholic Church, which is evident in his work like The Virtue of Nationalism. He says that Germany has never had a national movement because it had an empire (while ignoring other European empires in nationalisms he lauds like those of the British, French, & Dutch) and denounces it and the Catholic Church as enemies of nationalism. Hazony went hysterical on X when someone mentioned Carl Schmitt positively a few years ago, calling the philosopher a Nazi.
The same operation is underway in the UK and every other country in Europe.
Hazony wrote a commentary on The Book of Esther wherein he defined “antisemitism” as the belief that Gentiles have the right to rule in their own home. So his behavior in this respect is hardly surprising.
I don't think Brimelow had any problem with Hazony's monomaniacal zionism, just that he wasn't invited to help support it while begging for crumbs from the nosebleed section.
Excellent article Jose, as Nick Griffin said this is playing out in Britain too. We must remain vigilant.
Very well summarized. A good overview of the patterns and reasoning employed for the last few decades & the continued struggle of genuine voices on the nationalist right, and the repeated gatekeeping and rug pulls used to keep them from gaining real prominence and advancing in an organic populist fashion.
Excellent summary, Jose!
One example of this hasbara strategy might be this account expounding that the existence of Israel is "Creating an exception for Jewish nationalism [in the context of the postwar liberal consensus] while pushing for the deracination of other nations creates a moral dilemma that alienates Jews’ allies and turns them into vicious enemies" hence his point that Zionism and Israel as a nationalistic State actually do weaken Z_O_G's grip on power worldwide. In his view, better thus to let Israel run its wars against the hostile leftist, muslim and brown people who would be the real enemies of the West.
https://substack.com/@lambruscov/note/c-307480688?r=1lnpx8&utm_source=notes-share-action&utm_medium=web
I am still trying to untangle the convolute sophistry associated with these very online pagan nazi accounts
Kach wasn’t banned because of racism, but because one of their settler supporters shot up a mosque in the West Bank and they were declared a terrorist organization.
Good article. Another important thing to know about Hazony is his contempt for Germany and the Catholic Church, which is evident in his work like The Virtue of Nationalism. He says that Germany has never had a national movement because it had an empire (while ignoring other European empires in nationalisms he lauds like those of the British, French, & Dutch) and denounces it and the Catholic Church as enemies of nationalism. Hazony went hysterical on X when someone mentioned Carl Schmitt positively a few years ago, calling the philosopher a Nazi.
https://www.unz.com/article/yoram-hazony-and-his-israeli-ethnostate-sorry-proposition-nation/