Deconstructing The Western Tradition, Part I

Posted on July 22, 2013 by Joaquin Flores

J.V Capone

Deconstructing The Western Tradition, Part I.

A brief introduction to a critical analysis of ‘primary’ source material as the foundation of the so-called Western Tradition which focuses on the work of Herodotus

The problem of historical chronology is one which until recently garnered little attention. With the development of the information revolution through the internet, broader segments of humanity were given access to academic source and primary source material. Thus the academic “Ausländer”, the Generalist, and free-thinking layman alike were able to, for the first time, critically review the ‘iron tenants’ of many fields including historiography. Continue reading →

City of Gods

Posted on June 13, 2013 by Joaquin Flores

By: Boris Nad

Boris Nad

Introduction by Joaquin Flores:

We at the Center are honored to begin a series of reproduction of the works of Serbian writer, novelist, socio-cultural and political theorist and commentator Boris Nad. We would like our readers to take notice of the description of several details which coincide with early Christian manifestations. Continue reading →

Foundational List of Geostrategists

Posted on June 9, 2013 by Joaquin Flores

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An Open Revolt in Turkey

Posted on June 7, 2013 by Joaquin Flores

by: Joaquin Flores

An Open Revolt in Turkey

rotests and demonstrations opposing the ruling AKP in Turkey have rocked Istanbul, Ankara, and other cities over the last week. There are a number of demands, social and economic, but also significant among them is the demand to pull out of Syrian intrigues, end the alliance with NATO and USrael, and even for Erdogan to step down. This is either aimed at ushering in new elections before the 2014-2015 election cycle or possibly even something more radical than this. Naturally the latter possibility will depend in large part on both the role of the trade unions and the military. Both institutions having large numbers of sympathizers of nationalism (and related), Kemalism, and communism (and related); these can with some provisos be placed under the category ‘Eurasianist Current in Turkey’ and under this the subheading ‘Ergenekon’ [1.] Continue reading →