Yes.

thanks

Though

uh oh

It's mostly that you don't remember it.

okay remove my recollection

not often enough with me that was substantive

Oh, sorry

You did say "that I recall"

And Rotting Christ, don't you remember when he first listened to it?

We talked about it.

I do now that you mention it

oh well

It was long ago

Also not new

I guess there is only despair after all

What's new is, Necrophobic and Sort Vokter

I don't want to know any more

its too personal

anyway, later

And he's only listned to sort vokter once

About a month ago

How does someone with 140 IQ fail at reading a chart?

huh?

he means you got something wrong in his last.fm

also he tested 145+ i.e. the test wouldnt go any higher

@fallot How come I suddenly became a CC spokeperson

you're the only person I know who reads it with any regularity

I thought you may have an idea

CC apparently follows the footsteps of Guenon in defining it's political philosophy as Traditional

But that's Philosophy, and I think that CC has highly featured dualist perspectives, which I approve of

my ideas and Guenon's ideas match up nearly 1 to 1

there seems to be a large gulf between them

Politically, CC is White Nationalist (NSS)

and what counter-currents represents

Guenon, although he succesfully criticized Western decadence, never fully grasped certain important differentiations, especially in domain of Action where Evola was an authority

While he considered Middle Ages to be the apex of European Civilization from the perspective of Traditional thought and order

He did not conemplate on the relations between domain of action best illustrated in certain European mythology and certain defining events (for example Evola's input on Grail Myth, Spirit of the Oceanic Ages, supremacy of White races, Roman traditions etc)

I am searching counter currents and it appears Johnson himself discussed this

Guenon was also a non-dualist in his comprehension of Tradition

but its a sound file so I guess I will never know exactly how he breaks with Guenon