There were some technical difficulties getting this episode out today, I’m not sure if I did something wrong or if Substack was having issues. Here is a third attempt to get this episode out
This is intended to be the first supplemental episode to The Inquisition where I either elaborate on a topic or fill in the gaps/give some background. Here, I explain the way Yockey uses terms and concepts and how they relate to Spengler, offer examples of history that occurred after Yockey’s death that bear out his characterizations, and explain the way in which he conceptualizes how western history might play out.
This episode in a vacuum misses quite a lot (hence the “supplement” branding), and any interested party will benefit a great deal from reading this essay, “History Restarts,” and its predecessor, or listening to the AI versions available on the Substack app. Here’s the podcast ep I referred to in the beginning, Spengler in Context
Here is the Occidental Observer article I mentioned.
If one were to combine all the information in those essays, this episode, and all of The Inquisition episodes on Yockey (including those that are forthcoming, so stay tuned), one will acquire something approaching a comprehensive understanding of his body of work. However, as of writing this, I can think of some insights from Imperium that probably wont make it into any podcast episodes, so I am willing to do a second supplementary episode that will focus on a few particular insights from Imperium.
This only if interest is shown either by response or number of downloads/views garnered by this. I hate leaving things unsaid.
