Kerry Bolton
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The Occult & Subversive Movements: Tradition & Counter-Tradition in the Struggle for World Power (2017) 6 exemplaren
Western Destiny No. 19 2 exemplaren
The Nexus No. 03 1 exemplaar
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This isn't necessarily untrue, but it paints a very one-dimensional picture that does not tell the whole story. Most annoyingly, the author makes several attempts to cast Peron as a champion of "anti-zionism" or "anti-jewry", which all seems to be conjecture. He makes no mention of the abundance of Jewish refugees welcomed into Argentina during world war two and casts Peron in kind of an unjust light that could wind up doing his memory more bad than good.
As for Kerry Bolton, he is a curious figure of the new far right. He does try to make a distinction between anti-semitism and anti-zionism (sometimes annoyingly called 'anti-jewry') when speaking postivively of the axis powers. His appraisal of Stalin as both an enemy of Marxism and champion of nationalism and autarky is very interesting, and I agree with some of the things he has to say about NATO, the IMF and neoliberalism generally. But his embrace of everybody from Mosley to Yockey, and his obsession with the Poncins-like myth of Jewish Marxist freemasons instigating revolutions to bring about a soulless, material new world order can make him hard to take seriously or to even expect honesty from his retelling of history.
The book is a very dry read too. Long samples of Juan's speeches (going several pages) that were not intended to be read back as philosophy and are not pleasant to read through, a kind of incoherent ordering and unclear purpose (other than to align the ghost of Peron with far right third positionism) made 'Peron and Peronism' a struggle to finish.… (meer)