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FTR#1425 This program was recorded in one, 60-minute segment.
NB: This post contains strong language, which may prove offensive to many. Mr. Emory feels it is important to present Parfrey’s ideological pronouncements in all of their candor, in order to present an unerring presentation of his political outlook.
Introduction: The first program of a two-part series, this broadcast sets forth the Nazi and White Supremacist efforts and ideology underpinning Adam Parfrey, a publisher whose fascist outlook and professional works have flown largely below the radar.
An important recent book by Spencer Sunshine details the efforts of the two most important efforts of the Abraxas Clique, a neofascist “think tank,” that aimed at the creation and dissemination of “countercultural fascism.”
Combining a fixation with, and idealization of, Charles Manson with elements of Satanism and traditional Nazi and White Supremacist rhetoric and ideology, Parfrey, Rice and Abraxas helped mint a significant, though largely overlooked, stratum in the contemporary and ongoing fascist political landscape.
These connections will be fleshed out in the second program in this series.
The phenomenon of counter-culture fascism, the Manson operation and related topics are covered in, among other programs, FTR#‘s 437, 1085, 1163, 1164, 1165 and FTR#‘s 1391, 1392, 1393.
1.The work of the Abraxas Clique is synopsized by Spencer Sunshine as follows:
” . . . . Part of the goal of the Abraxas Clique’s interest in 1960s figures like Manson, [Church of Satan founder] Anton] La Vey . . . . was to help build a lineage of ‘countercultural fascism.’ ”. . . This vision of a reactionary cultural movement was not based on traditional forms, but rather avant-garde and iconoclastic approaches–was another way in which the Alt Right of the 2010s inherited the fruits of Abraxas Clique’s labors. . . .”
From defunct “Unpop Art” site, run by Adam Parfrey and Boyd Rice.
2.Parfrey’s political outlook is exemplified by his communications with Nazi theoretician James Mason, whose Siege was published with Parfrey’s assistance.
” . . . . Yeah, the Jews got pissed at that magazine I sent you. None of them want to see my friend Hitler get his due . . . [Hitler] lifted the pride of the white people up and tried to get rid of the commies and exile the Jews where they wouldn’t hassle anyone but themselves . . . But of course ‘society’ is making an ‘example’ of Charles Manson in the same way they made an example of the Germans at Nuremburg . . . . I was looking for a spot 3,000 miles away from California, and found it in spades and spics and Jews and rich assholes . . . I want to work with you, but more than that, I hail you with a stiff-armed salute from ground zero. . . .”
3.Another revealing passage is contained in a later communication between Parfrey and Mason:
” . . . . I’m counting on heavy censorship, condemnation and subtle boycotts by ZOG [Zionist Occupation Government] when it appears. I’m trying to get together a book written by nigger and spic gang members on youth gangs for release at about the same time. To me, letting these cocaine-addled nigger murderers prattle on about their miserable lives will be rope enough for them to hang themselves. But then I can always point to the book when the ADL gets on my case about racism, neo-Nazism, etc. . . .”
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