THE PHASING OUT OF WESTERN FEMINISM

Swedish "feminist" party does obeisance to the Iranian patriarchy

While toxic feminism seems to be the predominant ideology of the day in the West, there are signs that it is being deliberately choked off as the migrant crisis accelerates in Europe and elsewhere... Andy shares his observations on this striking trend afoot, pondering its ramifications.

#PIZZAGATE UPDATE (NAMELESS PODCAST)

Sketch of alleged child abductor (left) and  Clinton campaign manager John Podesta (right)

In his latest "Nameless" podcast, Andy asks why, with almost a year having passed since the stories of high-level child abuse/trafficking first surfaced, no "official" explanation for #Pizzagate has even been attempted by any Establishment/"Deep State" political or media entity.

THE TYRANNY OF "COOL"

All guys are programmed-- whether via culture or biology-- to love, and crave the attention and respect of the "cool guy." We ought to ditch this programming immediately. I elaborate below.

LESSONS ON MASCULINITY GLEANED FROM 'PRETTY IN PINK'

Nobody smile! It's rough being a 25-year old pretending to be an 18-year old...

In this video, I dissect the movie considered by many to be the "jewel" of the John Hughes 80s high school movie canon, "Pretty In Pink."

WHAT FREUD GOT RIGHT

The following passage is excerpted from Andy Nowicki's collection of essays, Ruminations of a Low-Status Male, Volume 1, now available on Kindle and in paperback.

NOT wrong about everything.

                                 by Andy Nowicki

For me, an essential part of growing up was realizing and accepting that I wasn’t, and could never be, my father.

Such a discovery is perhaps, in a sense, a universal characteristic of every young man’s experience. If Freud proved to be off the mark, and more than a bit pervy, in his promulgation of the notion that sons secretly seek to boff their moms, he is not nearly so wrong about the less-commented upon aspect of his “Oedipal complex” theory: that is, it is assuredly true that one must metaphorically “kill” one’s father in order to find one’s own way. To successfully complete his transition into manhood, a boy eventually finds it in his interests to eradicate his childhood-formed dad-veneration in order to fare forward as a man with a truly independent heart and a mind cleansed of undesirable colonization by outside elements.

CHARLOTTESVILLE AS MALIGNANT METAPHOR (NAMELESS PODCAST)

                                                       

In his first "Nameless" Podcast post-Charlottesville, Andy ruminates upon the fanatical machinations of a malignant, out-of-control corporate Cult-Marx police state, and asks where this rabid (and officially sanctioned) crusade against "wrongthink" will potentially lead us.

Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/jnow1101/charlottesville-as-a-malignant-metaphor

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"The Daily Shoah" Episode 184

Andy Nowicki's Youtube page

Andy Vs. the Police State, part 1

Andy Vs. the Police State, part 2

Andy Vs. the Police State, part 3

THE BABE, THE SCHLUB, AND THE SWIMMER

The following passage is taken from Andy Nowicki's new collection of essays, Ruminations of a Low-Status Male, Volume 1, now available for a low low price from Kindle and in paperback.

by Andy Nowicki

In Confessions of a Would-Be Wanker, I argue that corruption stalks the soul through the looming specter of sexualization. I don’t wish to repeat myself here; I only note that the attainmentf of status only becomes a goal in one’s life after one has begun seeking to impress the opposite sex. 

Status, after all, is generally inextricably tied to sex appeal. A high-status male is wanted by women, though it isn’t always clear which is the cause and which the effect in such a circumstance. Sometimes his sex appeal boosts his status, and sometimes his obtainment of status via external means (say, through accumulating wealth) ups his appeal.

The low-status man attempts to hold onto his pride and not allow his dignity to be besmirched; yet the corruption of his degradation is never far from his consciousness. He still finds himself pining for status long after comprehending the ignobility of this state. And it shadows him everywhere, never seeming ever to leave him behind, a humiliating reminder of the shame that surrounds his mind like a malodorous halo of filth.