Curt Doolittle

Form: Short Note

  • The Script Is Playing Out. One Day at A Time.

    [D]emocrats will take House, double down on Trump, Trump will stick with his promises, the overton window will shift, and we will have our revolution. And that revolution will make the Civil War and the French Revolution look like minor disputes at the dinner table. It’s elegant in its predictability. Demography is Destiny. Revolution Comes. Revel in our time!

  • It’s called READING.

    [N]o, it’s not that I’m older you … it’s that I’m literate in something other than the novel, pop culture, and whatever passed for education for the past forty years. It’s called reading. History, Economics, Law, Science. Most people should try it. And yes most can be found in monosyllables I’m sure. There are a lot of crayon munchers. The Postmodernists worked hard at it.

  • The Lesson of “The Art of War”

    [I]t is an essay in the amoral (not immoral). We spend so much time in moral mind, we leave ourselves open to defeat. So, he retrains us to think objectively rather than morally. It is not a book about war. It is a book by which we restore agency, lost in the training of our norms.

  • Read What Is Clearly the Superior Canon

    —“read the book of …. “—

    [N]o. Read Aesop’s Fables, Grimm’s Tales, The Carolingian and Arthurian Legends, and Nibelungenlied, the Volsunga saga, and the Poetic Edda, the Greek Myths, The Iliad, the Odyssey, the Aeneid, The Life of Alexander, The Republic of Plato, The Works of Aristotle, The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, The Prince by Machiavelli, …. There is no comparison on earth. Silly children’s stories of the world’s underclass carry no lessons for men.

  • Odin and Aristotle

    [I] am fairly certain, that when I pray for counsel, that network of relations I call god – my Patron – consists largely of Odin and Aristotle, with Alexander his superior, pushing him aside as required, and the host of my forefathers in the chorus echoing their approval or dissent. The gods of our software do their work. They live on in us. And through us continue to survive. And it is to them, I and my people, have a debt – and no other. And it is their perpetuation and mine I continue.

  • It’s called READING.

    [N]o, it’s not that I’m older you … it’s that I’m literate in something other than the novel, pop culture, and whatever passed for education for the past forty years. It’s called reading. History, Economics, Law, Science. Most people should try it. And yes most can be found in monosyllables I’m sure. There are a lot of crayon munchers. The Postmodernists worked hard at it.

  • The Lesson of “The Art of War”

    [I]t is an essay in the amoral (not immoral). We spend so much time in moral mind, we leave ourselves open to defeat. So, he retrains us to think objectively rather than morally. It is not a book about war. It is a book by which we restore agency, lost in the training of our norms.

  • Read What Is Clearly the Superior Canon

    —“read the book of …. “—

    [N]o. Read Aesop’s Fables, Grimm’s Tales, The Carolingian and Arthurian Legends, and Nibelungenlied, the Volsunga saga, and the Poetic Edda, the Greek Myths, The Iliad, the Odyssey, the Aeneid, The Life of Alexander, The Republic of Plato, The Works of Aristotle, The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, The Prince by Machiavelli, …. There is no comparison on earth. Silly children’s stories of the world’s underclass carry no lessons for men.

  • Odin and Aristotle

    [I] am fairly certain, that when I pray for counsel, that network of relations I call god – my Patron – consists largely of Odin and Aristotle, with Alexander his superior, pushing him aside as required, and the host of my forefathers in the chorus echoing their approval or dissent. The gods of our software do their work. They live on in us. And through us continue to survive. And it is to them, I and my people, have a debt – and no other. And it is their perpetuation and mine I continue.

  • Um. The muslims do it right. the jews do it right. and we did it right, before t

    Um. The muslims do it right. the jews do it right. and we did it right, before the church. there is nothing except the concentsus of the law, whether it aryan, jewish, or muslim, it was only the christians that used their law as violence upon a people through hierarchy.

    Source date (UTC): 2018-11-02 18:16:22 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1058422580045103105

    Reply addressees: @dagmar_schmitt

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1058422095896436736

    IN REPLY TO:

    @GudistGrug

    @curtdoolittle Do you see any important differences between the Orthodox church (bishops subject to the imperium) and the Catholic (kings subject to the pope)?

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1058422095896436736