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The Sunic Journal: Interview with Jack Donovan

May 4, 2010 · Print This Article
Jack Donovan

Tom Sunic interviews Jack Donovan, an author and commentator who covers issues involving the decline of manhood and honor in the modern West. Topics include:

* Literary influences that shaped Jack’s current views; Wilde and Mishima
* Androphilia; criticism of “gay culture”; paleomasculinity
* The double standard in treatment of traditional groups and radical groups: gays, feminists, and minority groups
* The family unit and feminism; Leftist-manufactured “phobias”
* The origin of homosexuality: genetic or environmental determinism; the possibility of changing one’s orientation; sexuality as a “normative” standard

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Before you start thinking that there may be something to this, consider for a moment

Why do you need to hear about these things from this person?
Is this person's perspective on these things actually healthy?
Is it worth anyone's while to pander to a handful of sodomites?

In Androphilia, Donovan employs the word androphilia to distinguish his own experience of homosexual desire, which he defines as a “Mars/Mars” attraction between two men, and the label “gay” which, Donovan claims, is inseparable from connotations of effeminacy and “a whole cultural and a political movement that promotes anti-male feminism, victim mentality, and leftist politics.

I couldn't have chosen a better name than androphilia. It sounds like a fetish for some fantasy land inhabited by Conan the Barbarian. Probably as a boy he was caught looking up He-Man's loincloth.

As "Rev. Jack Malebranche," Donovan served as an ordained priest in the Church of Satan for several years. As a media representative for that organization he was interviewed for Trinity Broadcast Network's The Way of the Master and appeared twice on Vancouver, Canada-based OMNI.10's The Standard program, in addition to having been interviewed as a Satanist for several online and on-air radio shows. Donovan also wrote articles for Satanic zines including The Black Flame. [12] Donovan resigned from the Church of Satan in 2009 and no longer identifies as a Satanist.[13] [14]

Black cloaks and scary chanting. This is more evidence for his fetishist character. Yes?

Between 2005 and 2007, Donovan produced a series of velvet paintings of dictators, serial killers and other potentially offensive subjects, advertising them as “Velvet Paintings of the Damned.” The portraits of serial killers were part of a travelling exhibition [15] and were reproduced as part of a serial-killer-themed collection of trading cards and calendars.[16] Other works have been incorporated into the web site of the UNPOP art movement.[17]

That's a very healthy mind, that is. But we couldn't have told that just from knowing that he starts gushing like a schoolboy at the thought of sticking his penis up another man's anus, could we have?

Can Sunic not see through Jack Donovan? Really?