The Kurgan’s Substack
This Substack displays the opinions of G. Filotto, who was nicknamed The Kurgan by online communities thanks to his happy-go lucky personality, of the fun guy in the Highlander film, unlike the depressed and whiny Scots/frenchman McLoud.
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- Sep 28, 2026
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An unexpected review (opens the original)
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DD, one of my generous paid subscribers, decided to write a comment to promote my work, which is really very kind, as it is a completely unprompted sort of review.The books can be found here for digital versions, and on Amazon, for paper versions.Not all books are available in both formats, because Martians for example and Systema too have too many footnotes to make into a digital version.Since our host is humble regarding his writings, I will act to promote his books I've read:Buy Believe!. It
A Few Thoughts on 5G War (opens the original)
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Vox posted this on his blog, and it’s definitely worth reading.And in fact, you may want to read the blog from which he took the quote too.Although, there are some obvious nonsensical takes in it.For a start, the US, EU, and other vermin of the political class are not allowing this invasion of military age men because they are dim, or don’t know what’s going on, or are militarily incompetent. They are indeed, stupid, short-sighted, and militari
Why I am not a Trader (opens the original)
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The first money I made on my own was by buying shares in an insurance company in Africa that was going to have a merger. Back then there were no algorithms doing it 17 million times a second every time the price changed by 0.5 cents. I left home, permanently, at age 19. I tried a different trade and was badly advised by a guy who definitely did it on purpose. I lost a bit of money, not much. Then I started to look into it properly. This was around 1993-4.And after about a week of looking into it
The Handmaiden’s Tale is FICTION (opens the original)
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At Sigma Game Vox has posted something regarding the results of feminism and the dystopia it has caused in relationships, nuclear family destruction and all the other ills we are all familiar with here. In his view the effect will be:There are two solutions. Either female nature magically transforms itself or society starts instituting structural affirmative action in favor of men.That’s it. There are no other options. And transforming female nature is never going to be an option because women a
The Sweet Nothings of Family (opens the original)
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Dramatis Personae:Aryan Girl (3) - blonde curls, blue eyed angelic looking, with a Germanic Nazi heart for rules and deviousness.Pink Astronaut (5) - happy-go-lucky girl with extreme artistic imagination and talent and head in the clouds.INT: KitchenAG: Mom, come!Wife: (suspicious glance at the child) returns to work she was doing cutting up some vegetables for dinner, silently.AG: Mom, come with me!Wife: Why? Were are you going?AG: to the toilet!Wife: So go, you don’t need me to do that. (She r
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