John Schindler rejects “Guns of August” and I take him at his word because he is more expert about that war than anyone and like me has the languages to back up his claims with solid well-researched evidence.

Anything by Derrida and anything after Beaudrillard’s dissertation. Foucault does however have points but it’s rabbit trails for Derrida and Beaudrillard, mere circular nonsense.

I love Nietzsche but regard it as a shameful indulgence, destructive, and often mistaken, but he writes very well and invites us all on a deadly adventure. I advise against that thrilling though it be.

I feel badly that I can’t work up the proper enthusiasm for Herodotus Polybius Pliny: though these are so well revered that it’s me not you.

Dugin. Anything by Dugin or Blavatsky is garbage. Deadly garbage. They write badly.