Category: Commentary, Critique, and Response

  • (When I use the term “88’er” I’m referring exclusively to the people who try to

    (When I use the term “88’er” I’m referring exclusively to the people who try to justify the hitler cult who lack intelligence to do so, and rapidly resort to insults and spamming when their sophism runs into the brick wall of reason, logic, science, and the institutions necessary to produce and maintain a polity its economy, and its commons.)

    Basically I’m ok with anything as long as it’s not false or impossible. And for a polity, it’s economy, and its commons, the chickens come home to roost eventually. The less more correspondent your rules of decidability, the more survivable and durable your polity, economy, and commons. The less correspondent your rules of decidability the less survivable and durable your polity, economy, and commons.

    NSDAP was a non-correspondent momentum play – an attempt to create a religion (cult) to use remaining property-in-toto, to create an empire that would provide survivability where the status quo would not. That I agree that this aesthetic was beautiful, and the strategy was a brilliant use of new media, propaganda, and irreproducible time-and-place, is very different from saying it was either survivable or repeatable. The Nazis innovated using new technology to take advantage of time and place. If you want to create a new aesthetic in this time and place, you need to innovate in aesthetic, use new technology, that will produce similar ends in this time and place.

    IMHO this is not possible because NS was a working class movement that competed against the communist working class movement. And frankly we no longer possess such a working class, nor one that can be motivated by such means, in this time and place. The era where we could rally the peasantry, rally the working class has been gone, and we are left with the opposite vulnerability – others are rallying the under-and-immigrant-classes (the opposition) using the strategy the NS made use of.

    Right now we have a full spectrum of the New Right emerging with a language for every class. And as is usual in the west, instead of speaking with one class voice (the working class under NS, the peasantry under christianity), we are speaking with all voices of all our classes.

    Yet, each class makes the mistake that their language is sufficient for the motivation of other classes. They live in their own cognitively biased world. And so we may in fact need various languages of inspiration and motivation for each of the classes – I certainly don’t intend to inspire the working class, only to fight for his interests in my own classes.

    So rallying around a singe ideology is very difficult. And it will be difficult until we have a solution and a plan of achieving it. But when we have a solution and a plan of achieving it, each class can modify it’s message to support the plan or some variation of it.

    This is what is preventing the right from coalescing into a single movement. It’s why the current administration bought us time, but may not have been as helpful as being backed against the wall as the left now feels.

    I am certain my solution of modifying the constitution will produce the ends we desire over a fairly short if not rapid period of time. And it will work – not because it will produce a shared belief – but because it will prevent the formation of competing solutions, and it will use the same selfish market incentives in the prosecution of anti-westerners as we westerners have used to create our other ‘markets in everything’.

    Just as simpletons talk about people, average people talk about events, above average people talk about ideas – in revolutionary context, simpletons talk about beliefs (if we all believe or value x), average people talk about education or policy (if we can only get x done), above average people talk about institutions and incentives (if we only do x the rest will follow).

    There may exist some other possible means. But as far as I can tell, we have lost our numbers due to the intentional invasion of the west by the underclasses for the purpose of creating demand for authority, for the purpose of ending western aristocratic civilization, and the great experiment of the anglo saxon peoples in contractualism, sovereignty, and rule of internally consistent externally correspondent reciprocally moral, Natural Law. The only system of self governance that makes possible Sovereignty, Liberty, Freedom, and Subsidy.

    Curt Doolittle

    The Propertarian Institute

    Kiev, Ukraine


    Source date (UTC): 2017-02-12 08:33:00 UTC

  • “National Socialism and Libertarianism are two versions of astrology for white g

    —“National Socialism and Libertarianism are two versions of astrology for white guys.”— Aleister Pound


    Source date (UTC): 2017-02-11 20:01:00 UTC

  • that is not an argument. lol

    that is not an argument. lol


    Source date (UTC): 2017-02-11 14:19:03 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/830420891083403264

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    No. This is not a useful scheme. https://t.co/VNEzZ5mPjg

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  • SEE: THE NAZIS HATE ME. lolz —“Curt is pretty much the most worthless person w

    SEE: THE NAZIS HATE ME. lolz

    —“Curt is pretty much the most worthless person with a voice on the internet. Pure sophistry.”– Reginald Davis

    NOT AN ARGUMENT

    Correlation without causation is sophistry.

    Argument to preference rather than cost is sophistry.

    Argument ad hominem is sophistry.

    ARGUMENT

    The differences between the different groups of homo sapiens is visually obvious but behaviorally determined not by physical features but (a) by endocrine differences from pedomorphic selection delaying maturity and its depth – thereby extending our learning years, and (b) by altering the distribution of the population through underclass reduction. The world upper classes are behaviorally indifferent save for what appear to be verbal abilities superior in the north and west, and spatial and memory abilities superior in the far east. The upper classes are not a problem for one another. The lower classes function as armies however, whether they fight by physical violence, immigration, reproduction, information and conversion.

    All homo sapiens, regardless of group, can transcend assuming they eliminate the impediments posed by their underclasses.

    I see no evidence anywhere in the world that this is false.

    That this result is achievable by preventing the migration of all but the upper classes is rather obvious.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-02-11 12:53:00 UTC

  • RE: “CURT: YOU REMIND ME OF EVOLA” I get that a lot because we are both making a

    RE: “CURT: YOU REMIND ME OF EVOLA”

    I get that a lot because we are both making aristocratic arguments. And doing so unapologetically. But that is where the comparison ends. I see him as a poet or inspirational essayist, not a philosopher or scientist, but an artist. Those are the tools he uses.

    I see myself using the same tools as Hayek, Marx, Darwin, Hume, Smith, and Locke: I write about the institutional frameworks necessary for cooperation, because cooperation as i see it produces competitive advantage in desirability of society, economic productivity, scientific innovation, military advantage, and genetic evolution.

    In my mind my work is largely a refutation of Boaz, Marx, Freud, Cantor, Mises, and the Frankfurt School, as well as against the Anglo Puritans and their postmoderns that have adopted their work. And as a refutation I’m trying to complete the scientific enlightenment, by exposing and defeating the great lies of the cosmopolitans and their second attempt at a new religious conquest of the west, and correcting the Anglos, Germans, Italians, Spanish, Eastern Europeans, Russians, and to a lesser degree the (hopeless) French.

    I don’t claim any particular brilliance, and the rather slow pace of my work may confirm that humility, but I do claim to ‘have got it right’, even if for no other reason than I stand on the shoulders of giants, (and that among them is Turing – who is not studied by philosophers despite the fact that he has probably answered the questions they have been seeking.) So I live in an era where a great synthesis is possible, and the attack on our civilization by the Cosmopolitans has been successful enough that there exists intellectual demand for a work of this nature. And so most of my work over the past two years is largely in an attempt to articulate what is a very sweeping set of ideas in a form that is digestible by more than a literate few. And I’m getting there.

    I see myself as an answer to Marx, by extending Hayek’s work – he had found that the answer was in the law. But he was not able to define truth nor did he grasp that the asymmetric costs of competition between truth and falsehood could only be resolved by a market for prosecuting falsehood in the distribution of information, just as we had prosecuted falsehood in the distribution of services and products.

    To solve this problem one must solve the problem of truth. The problem of truth consists however, not in justificationary explanation, but in warranty of due diligence against error, bias, and deceit. The problem of developing that warranty is the criteria that the jury must comprehend, and the judge must facilitate. And this is what I have done. In the end result, testimonialism consists of a set of warranties of due diligence that will prohibit error bias and deceit to such a significant degree that the cost of it will be unbearable, and the market for competition between ideas can be restored to one of symmetric costs.

    The rest of the work just explains how and why that is possible, and why it has in the past been successful, and why in the present it would be preferable.

    Curt Doolittle

    The Propertarian Institute

    Kiev, Ukraine.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-02-11 09:46:00 UTC

  • Meyssan RE:Trump I’ll be damned. Spot on. Great read. As a minor suggestion, you

    http://www.voltairenet.org/article195196.htmlThierry Meyssan

    RE:Trump

    I’ll be damned. Spot on. Great read.

    As a minor suggestion, you IMPLY an argument that I would not.

    Like Reagan, Trump operates from a common American moral intuition. He does not fear competitors, but sees them as an opportunity to demonstrate superiority. And within that context, he sees the empire as a burden we can no longer afford. He wants to dissolve that Empire because it prevents us from competing. This is counter intuitive to the bureaucrat and relatively obvious to the successful entrepreneur.

    He has confidence that America can compete militarily, economically, and culturally, if freed from the burden of empire that was necessary – first of independence, second to prevent American reconquest by europeans, third to prevent the American south from political and material ownership of the westward expansion, fourth in the war of German ascension, and fifth to prevent the rise of communism, and now sixth in the islamic war against modernity. (Although I might argue that all these wars are conducted in defense of the enlightenment, and rebellions against modernity.)

    And now we are in an era where American (Anglo) wealth is no longer disproportionately an advantage, and when the techniques by which war is conducted have devolved – eliminating the Peace of Westphalia, and restoring the natural order by which the state no longer has control over non state actors, and as such wars are conducted informationally, economically, culturally, by religious conversion, by immigration, by asymmetric reproduction, by raiding and wearing-down, rather than in the Westphalian model of the war of states conducted exclusively by state actors.

    Trump is intuitive, and practical. He has more in common with generals and entrepreneurs than financiers and bureaucrats. And he has little in common with those of use who are primarily intellectuals and scientists – other than his guidance by evidence and an intuition evolved from evidence.

    So in his world view the current war against modernity (Islam) and the current war against the manufacturer, distributor, marketer, and entrepreneur of modernity (Anglo), is now a war that all civilizations should pay for, given that they have adopted the product of the anglos (modernity).

    For China(River), and Russia(steppe), Europe(forest), and Anglo(island), cultures, Islamism is an equal problem and american competition will be improved by forcing other empires (Civilizations) to bear the cost of what appears to be yet another extremely expensive war of modernity.

    So in the end, I see all his actions as the normal insights, not of intellectuals, not of statists, but of generals, and of entrepreneurs. And I suspect we over-intellectualize his thoughts and actions just as we over intellectualized Reagan’s.

    The entrepreneur and the military strategist do not try to apply forces of coercion so much as create opportunities to win where as little resources as possible can be applied.

    The Donald Uses The Market in all things. That’s his intuition. It is the intuition of the weaker and the poorer middle classes of industries and states. And American can no longer afford to fight as if she is the strongest and wealthiest. We aren’t.

    Curt Doolittle

    The Propertarian Institute

    Kiev, Ukraine


    Source date (UTC): 2017-02-11 09:09:00 UTC

  • elegantly stated

    elegantly stated.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-02-11 02:30:41 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/830242625747841024

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    In my 20s I thot everyone was hungry to learn, like me. Now I realize most people never learn anything beyond spoonfeeding from school/work. https://t.co/AdEihXcxas

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    Source date (UTC): 2017-02-10 15:40:00 UTC

  • No. But it will PRODUCE them

    No. But it will PRODUCE them.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-02-10 14:46:11 UTC

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    Source date (UTC): 2017-02-10 14:00:00 UTC