(Read This) (Revolution Comes) —“It’s astonishing the Right has grown so much – and so much during an economic boom.”— John Reeves We are just being men….. many packs, each with a set of leaders, each with cognitive frames mirroring our experiences, all from a hierarchy of economic and social classes, coalescing on a viable strategy under which we can combine arms. To some degree in these matters we are as slow as we see women organize for small endeavors. While under duress we are much faster (insensitive). When SOMETIMES working on large programs across many tribes we are faced with the same problem that individual women ALWAYS face within groups: risk of dissassociation and resentment that impedes future cooperation. ( Candice Mary, see this paragraph) So we are being men, but we are moving slowly, beuause without an urgency to force our hands, we are acting like cautious women. That said, we are converging on a solution and that solution is revolution, and we all are beginning to understand that it is not only possible, but preferable, and the most preferable of the options. —“Right now we have the luxury to contemplate different ideas, follow different diets etc. One day we won’t have that luxury anymore and we’ll be forced to unite on the basis of what’s truly important, fundamental and realistic (rather than idealistic).”—@Ivar Diederik (Repeating:) If we remove the wealth and order, then the tolerance, like the dam will end, and the natural pressure of the conflict will produce deterministic ends. Never has an empire been so fragile, because never has an empire undermined it’s culture, it’s demographics, and it’s militia (men), at the same time as it has infra structurally, industrially(production), economically(trade), financially(debt and dependence on the dollar), militarily (lost use of the post-communist peace as a means of military transformation) , and politically over extended (bet on a failed strategy of globalism in the face of universal historical balance of powers). All we have to do is break the momentum that preserves the illusion of competence. The greater the fragility the less strength is required. 10K will be enough 100k a risk reduction, 1m a labor reduction, and 10M a time reduction. Numbers buy us comforts but we don’t need them to win. The undomesticated animals will do everything that we don’t need to – chaos.
Category: Politics, Power, and Governance
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We Are Being Men. but We Are Converging
(Read This) (Revolution Comes) —“It’s astonishing the Right has grown so much – and so much during an economic boom.”— John Reeves We are just being men….. many packs, each with a set of leaders, each with cognitive frames mirroring our experiences, all from a hierarchy of economic and social classes, coalescing on a viable strategy under which we can combine arms. To some degree in these matters we are as slow as we see women organize for small endeavors. While under duress we are much faster (insensitive). When SOMETIMES working on large programs across many tribes we are faced with the same problem that individual women ALWAYS face within groups: risk of dissassociation and resentment that impedes future cooperation. ( Candice Mary, see this paragraph) So we are being men, but we are moving slowly, beuause without an urgency to force our hands, we are acting like cautious women. That said, we are converging on a solution and that solution is revolution, and we all are beginning to understand that it is not only possible, but preferable, and the most preferable of the options. —“Right now we have the luxury to contemplate different ideas, follow different diets etc. One day we won’t have that luxury anymore and we’ll be forced to unite on the basis of what’s truly important, fundamental and realistic (rather than idealistic).”—@Ivar Diederik (Repeating:) If we remove the wealth and order, then the tolerance, like the dam will end, and the natural pressure of the conflict will produce deterministic ends. Never has an empire been so fragile, because never has an empire undermined it’s culture, it’s demographics, and it’s militia (men), at the same time as it has infra structurally, industrially(production), economically(trade), financially(debt and dependence on the dollar), militarily (lost use of the post-communist peace as a means of military transformation) , and politically over extended (bet on a failed strategy of globalism in the face of universal historical balance of powers). All we have to do is break the momentum that preserves the illusion of competence. The greater the fragility the less strength is required. 10K will be enough 100k a risk reduction, 1m a labor reduction, and 10M a time reduction. Numbers buy us comforts but we don’t need them to win. The undomesticated animals will do everything that we don’t need to – chaos.
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Postmodernism is the disease, and the hard right is the cure
Postmodernism is the disease, and the hard right is the cure.
Source date (UTC): 2018-08-18 17:19:40 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1030866832545198080
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Postmodernism is the disease, and the hard right is the cure
Postmodernism is the disease, and the hard right is the cure.
Source date (UTC): 2018-08-18 13:19:00 UTC
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The Problem with America’s “Policing”
by Aaron Kahland The biggest problem is what America is policing. If peoples aren’t paying for a service, it is likely because it is a sh*t service. America polices ‘wars for democracy’ across the globe. America polices mass immigration into Western societies. E.g. Turkish presence in Germany is a direct result of US policy. America polices Saudi Arabian and Israeli interests in the Middle East. America polices Sunni aggression/expansion against more moderate, Shia societies (e.g. Bahrain, Syria) in the Arab World. America polices destablization in North Africa which causes mass migration. America polices prohibition in Central and South America which also contributes towards destructive migratory patterns into the US and Canada. America polices the Veiceroy status of Great Britain and Germany America policed the democratization / destruction of Rhodesia and South Africa
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The Problem with America’s “Policing”
by Aaron Kahland The biggest problem is what America is policing. If peoples aren’t paying for a service, it is likely because it is a sh*t service. America polices ‘wars for democracy’ across the globe. America polices mass immigration into Western societies. E.g. Turkish presence in Germany is a direct result of US policy. America polices Saudi Arabian and Israeli interests in the Middle East. America polices Sunni aggression/expansion against more moderate, Shia societies (e.g. Bahrain, Syria) in the Arab World. America polices destablization in North Africa which causes mass migration. America polices prohibition in Central and South America which also contributes towards destructive migratory patterns into the US and Canada. America polices the Veiceroy status of Great Britain and Germany America policed the democratization / destruction of Rhodesia and South Africa
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Demand for Authority (decidability) from Institutions by Region Over Time
Some institutional network of decidability must provide people with decidability given the available institutions versus the available means of production. That intersection sophistication of institutions vs Trusthworthiness of those institutions, v available means of production determined demand for institutions and decidability under those institutions. This is rather obvious but I wasn’t able to put together the German incentive until now. Fukuyama only gets the recent not the ancient and medieval and late modern. ===== From discussion with “Teacher” Alhaji Dada OK. I see what you mean. I see. I just have to translate it from the intellectuals justification to what it was that they were justifying…. So the Germans haven’t been far out of aristocracy, they had developed the first professional bureaucracies, in Europe, and had them before democracy, so that they never rebelled against the aristocracy, and trust their government – and still (unfortunately) do. The French rebelled against aristocracy and church, and were already the most backward government in Europe by the time of the revolution. They still retain self righteousness of the ‘liberty equality fraternity’ and the fantasy that they led the world with the revolution rather than they were the rebellion against modernity. The English rebelled against France and Spain in particular, the church in general, and the continent in general and did not have the fracture or diversity of the French, so they retained internal trust. The empire gave them the resource (commerce) curse, and when the empire collapsed they followed the Spanish into fantasy-preservation without the resources for it and lost their industrial base as well. So they profit by becoming a virtue signal and financial center while their continue their collapse. The Americans rebelled against the aristocracy but not the church, although the church was terribly weak (protestant) without the catholic institutions, land ownership, and political infrastructure, and and could retain the English (Scandinavian) raiding (pirate) culture because they were expansionary at all times. So the “Demand for Authority” took very different routes across the Atlantic continent and european plain given the different trust-paths to modernity. But, as you’ve said this tendency is ANCIENT, and as Candice Mary is trying to get across to me, the maternalism – heaviest in France because of the original Venus cult’s influence – less so in Germany, non-existent in the slavic lands, but still dominating and dominant the south, …. that demand is constant over time. So we have lower trust south all around (maternal), with demand for family, church, and hierarchy. While we have the germans, germanic Scandinavians (west), Finnio-russian Scandinavians, and then the slavs, and southern slavs, each retaining…. ok. I get it. And that demand never changed because it was a constant in old (south eastern) Europe in antiquity since they had the least admixture from the north, were most similar to greek (llyrian), had much migration (Scythian), and were ruled by old europeans (byzantines), then by ottomans (muslims), so they never had the northern influences other than during Austro-hungarians. ok. ok. I can start to see how this works now. (Why is it that you, more than anyone, point me in the right direction when I am off?) thank you. (Thinking: Damn …. DEMAND FOR AUTHORITY (A SET OF INSTITUTIONS) + DEMAND FOR TRUST (FROM A SET OF INSTIUTUTIONS) + Degree of paternalism from raiding, and then from trade, vs demand for maternalism as resistance, vs settled-landed mixed demand. yep. demand for trusted authority from the set of available institutions given the means of available production.) Aug 17, 2018 6:46pm
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Demand for Authority (decidability) from Institutions by Region Over Time
Some institutional network of decidability must provide people with decidability given the available institutions versus the available means of production. That intersection sophistication of institutions vs Trusthworthiness of those institutions, v available means of production determined demand for institutions and decidability under those institutions. This is rather obvious but I wasn’t able to put together the German incentive until now. Fukuyama only gets the recent not the ancient and medieval and late modern. ===== From discussion with “Teacher” Alhaji Dada OK. I see what you mean. I see. I just have to translate it from the intellectuals justification to what it was that they were justifying…. So the Germans haven’t been far out of aristocracy, they had developed the first professional bureaucracies, in Europe, and had them before democracy, so that they never rebelled against the aristocracy, and trust their government – and still (unfortunately) do. The French rebelled against aristocracy and church, and were already the most backward government in Europe by the time of the revolution. They still retain self righteousness of the ‘liberty equality fraternity’ and the fantasy that they led the world with the revolution rather than they were the rebellion against modernity. The English rebelled against France and Spain in particular, the church in general, and the continent in general and did not have the fracture or diversity of the French, so they retained internal trust. The empire gave them the resource (commerce) curse, and when the empire collapsed they followed the Spanish into fantasy-preservation without the resources for it and lost their industrial base as well. So they profit by becoming a virtue signal and financial center while their continue their collapse. The Americans rebelled against the aristocracy but not the church, although the church was terribly weak (protestant) without the catholic institutions, land ownership, and political infrastructure, and and could retain the English (Scandinavian) raiding (pirate) culture because they were expansionary at all times. So the “Demand for Authority” took very different routes across the Atlantic continent and european plain given the different trust-paths to modernity. But, as you’ve said this tendency is ANCIENT, and as Candice Mary is trying to get across to me, the maternalism – heaviest in France because of the original Venus cult’s influence – less so in Germany, non-existent in the slavic lands, but still dominating and dominant the south, …. that demand is constant over time. So we have lower trust south all around (maternal), with demand for family, church, and hierarchy. While we have the germans, germanic Scandinavians (west), Finnio-russian Scandinavians, and then the slavs, and southern slavs, each retaining…. ok. I get it. And that demand never changed because it was a constant in old (south eastern) Europe in antiquity since they had the least admixture from the north, were most similar to greek (llyrian), had much migration (Scythian), and were ruled by old europeans (byzantines), then by ottomans (muslims), so they never had the northern influences other than during Austro-hungarians. ok. ok. I can start to see how this works now. (Why is it that you, more than anyone, point me in the right direction when I am off?) thank you. (Thinking: Damn …. DEMAND FOR AUTHORITY (A SET OF INSTITUTIONS) + DEMAND FOR TRUST (FROM A SET OF INSTIUTUTIONS) + Degree of paternalism from raiding, and then from trade, vs demand for maternalism as resistance, vs settled-landed mixed demand. yep. demand for trusted authority from the set of available institutions given the means of available production.) Aug 17, 2018 6:46pm
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WE ARE BEING MEN. BUT WE ARE CONVERGING (Read This) (Revolution Comes) —“It’s
WE ARE BEING MEN. BUT WE ARE CONVERGING
(Read This) (Revolution Comes)
—“It’s astonishing the Right has grown so much – and so much during an economic boom.”— John Reeves
We are just… https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=279997059263858&id=100017606988153
Source date (UTC): 2018-08-17 23:02:36 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1030590750256496640
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WE ARE BEING MEN. BUT WE ARE CONVERGING (Read This) (Revolution Comes) —“It’s
WE ARE BEING MEN. BUT WE ARE CONVERGING
(Read This) (Revolution Comes)
—“It’s astonishing the Right has grown so much – and so much during an economic boom.”— John Reeves
We are just being men….. many packs, each with a set of leaders, each with cognitive frames mirroring our experiences, all from a hierarchy of economic and social classes, coalescing on a viable strategy under which we can combine arms.
To some degree in these matters we are as slow as we see women organize for small endeavors. While under duress we are much faster (insensitive). When SOMETIMES working on large programs across many tribes we are faced with the same problem that individual women ALWAYS face within groups: risk of dissassociation and resentment that impedes future cooperation. ( Candice Mary, see this paragraph)
So we are being men, but we are moving slowly, beuause without an urgency to force our hands, we are acting like cautious women. That said, we are converging on a solution and that solution is revolution, and we all are beginning to understand that it is not only possible, but preferable, and the most preferable of the options.
—“Right now we have the luxury to contemplate different ideas, follow different diets etc. One day we won’t have that luxury anymore and we’ll be forced to unite on the basis of what’s truly important, fundamental and realistic (rather than idealistic).”—@Ivar Diederik
(Repeating:)
If we remove the wealth and order, then the tolerance, like the dam will end, and the natural pressure of the conflict will produce deterministic ends.
Never has an empire been so fragile, because never has an empire undermined it’s culture, it’s demographics, and it’s militia (men), at the same time as it has infra structurally, industrially(production), economically(trade), financially(debt and dependence on the dollar), militarily (lost use of the post-communist peace as a means of military transformation) , and politically over extended (bet on a failed strategy of globalism in the face of universal historical balance of powers).
All we have to do is break the momentum that preserves the illusion of competence.
The greater the fragility the less strength is required.
10K will be enough 100k a risk reduction, 1m a labor reduction, and 10M a time reduction. Numbers buy us comforts but we don’t need them to win.
The undomesticated animals will do everything that we don’t need to – chaos.
Source date (UTC): 2018-08-17 19:02:00 UTC