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Charles Upton on “Dugin vs. Dugin”; Charles Messina on (Shia) Islam…and working at NYC’s Ground Zero

Kevin Barrett

Live every Friday 8 to 10 pm Eastern on Revolution.Radio Tonight’s show features two white American Muslims named Charles. Whether this coincidence has any cosmic significance I know not. First hour: Noted poet and metaphysician Charles Upton has just published Dugin Against Dugin: A Traditionalist Critique of the Fourth Political Theory. It strikes me as more of a critique of Dugin’s metaphysics than his politics. But maybe bad metaphysics create bad politics? Listen to Charles Upton, read Dugin Against Dugin, and decide for yourself! Here is my blurb for the book: “There is an epic quality to Charles Upton’s struggle…

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Eid special: Eric Walberg on “re-assessing political Islam”

Kevin Barrett

  Broadcast Monday 10/14/13 10-11 a.m. Central (1500 GMT) on NoLiesRadio.org, archived here. Note: TruthJihad.com subscribers can listen to shows on-demand before they are broadcast – and also get free downloads! When you see the show posted here, that means it is already available to subscribers. If you are a subscriber, just log in to the members area of TruthJihad.com and go to the “Private Blog” to get early access to the shows. This week will witness worldwide celebrations of Eid – the biggest Muslim holiday – so what better time to invite Eric Walberg, author of From Postmodernism to…

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Eric Walberg: Another view of events in Egypt

Kevin Barrett

Note: This show is now exclusively available to subscribers to TruthJihad.com! It will be publicly broadcast Tuesday, July 9th, 11 to noon Central, NoLiesRadio.org (archived here).   Guest: Eric Walberg, author of the forthcoming From Postmodernism to Postsecularism: Re-emerging Islamic Civilization.  Eric is also the author of an excellent new article on the coup d’état against President Morsi: Egypt’s revolution betrayed: Fuel for al-Qaeda fires :    “During the past few months, dozens of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood (MB) members have been murdered and their offices sacked and burned. The police openly refuse to protect them. Rather than ordering the opposition to…

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