He used to talk about a lot of interesting stuff, especially civilisation, environmentalism, capitalism etc. I don't care about religious arguing stuff so never cared about the pagan vs christian stuff. His interpretations of European myths are interesting, I've got and read 2 of his books; 'Sorcery and Religion in Ancient Scandinavia' and 'Reflections on European Mythology and Polytheism'. His theory of Europeans being neanderthals is also interesting. I'm not some scholar of genetics, myths etc so I couldn't say whether his theories are true or not but they are interesting and have some grains of truth. For example I saw studies showing that neanderthal DNA correlated to a bunch of stuff that is more prevalent in whites than anyone else. Another thing I saw recently was that the neanderthal sample geneticists were comparing everyone to where whites have 2-5% shared dna with them was actually from central Asia so European samples would be much closer of course.

I don't care for the infighting stuff of like meds vs nords, christians vs pagans and shit like that he gets into but his insights on civilisation, technology, capitalism, liberalism, self sufficiency etc were great. I disagree with his 'solution' IE there is no solution and we should just go off grid and wait for collapse but I don't think people shouldn't do that either, I think people should become self sufficient but also create a parallel society (mafia-esque, like jews have) and attempt to build a mass movement (NSDAP, PNF, Iron Guard).