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Today we're going to be talking about something very horrible.

You can guess from the name, it calls itself Rope Culture.

Can you kind of tell us what is Rope culture exactly?

Rope culture is a website that a Russian fascist name Alisher Mukhidinoff formed.

And this came out of Iron March, which is also a fascist forum that he created.

And it was very popular with accelerationists.

Iron March was up from 2011 until 2017.

And in 2015,

Alisher set up Rope Culture as a website to host an electronic magazine, an e-zine, which they called

noose. And back in those days, Nazis would put up flyers advertising Iron March, and often it would have both the Iron

March website listed and Rope Culture listed.

And this easing noose, it was a collection of essays.

It also included podcasts, but a lot of like fascist ideology texts were posted on the site.

Right. So how was rope culture different from Ironmatch?

The main difference is that it was a separate platform to publish intact articles or essays.

And many of these were published digitally as a PDF.

Some were very lengthy and became the start of longer pieces of text.

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