We take for granted our monological ethics. But while MOST groups practice CAST ethics, almost no other people practiced MONOLOGICAL ethics. The difference being that progressive restitution required (higher classes required higher restitution). But the law was the same for all. This is what we mean by “Rule of Law”: no discretion, same law for all, no law applied in retrospect.
—“…the Jews must be mentioned. Their conduct is regulated by a ‘dual code‘; their conduct towards their fellows is based on one code (amity), and that towards all who are outside their circle on another (enmity). The use of the dual code, as we have seen, is a mark of an evolving race. My deliberate opinion is that racial characters are more strongly developed in the Jews than in any other race.”—
—Sir Arthur Keith, A New Theory of Human Evolution, (London: Watts & Co., 1948), 390.
Theme: Civilization
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They Captured the Narrative – We Can Recapture It
—“Hitler didn’t “set out” to conquer Europe, but given the perpetually accelerating pace of the Bolshevik threat to Europe, he set out to defend Europe from Bolshevism.”– Jimmy Wood We were wrong. He was right. And the narrative has been captured by Bolshevism v2 (Democratic Socialism) and v3 (Postmodernism) to continue to destroy western civilization by the same means the ancient civilizations were destroyed: cults with false promises – and this time, pseudoscientific cults with false promises.
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They Captured the Narrative – We Can Recapture It
—“Hitler didn’t “set out” to conquer Europe, but given the perpetually accelerating pace of the Bolshevik threat to Europe, he set out to defend Europe from Bolshevism.”– Jimmy Wood We were wrong. He was right. And the narrative has been captured by Bolshevism v2 (Democratic Socialism) and v3 (Postmodernism) to continue to destroy western civilization by the same means the ancient civilizations were destroyed: cults with false promises – and this time, pseudoscientific cults with false promises.
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The Ongoing Semitic Revolt in Historical Context
SOCIALISM: THE VILLAGE Socialism is an economy in which productive property (factories, farms, workshops) is controlled socially. This can mean direct workers’ control, or community ownership, or state control on behalf of the people. There are a great deal of socialist ideologies. Broad categories include democratic socialism, Marxism, and anarchism. COMMUNISM: THE HUNTER GATHERER BAND Communism is a classless, stateless society in which productive property is commonly owned and economic distribution is operated on the principle of “from each according to his ability, to each according to his need.” It also refers to a group of ideologies which hold this form of social organization as their end goal. The most significant form of communism is Marxism, and the 20th century was characterized by a number of Marxist-Leninist states. Anarchist communism is also historically significant, though has not been nearly as popular as the various forms of Marxist communism since the late-19th and early-20th centuries, except in select countries or localities. MARXISM: THE SECOND RETALIATION AGAINST THE AGRARIANS. Marxism is an analytical framework based on the writings of 19th century German philosopher, economist, and sociologist Karl Marx and political philosopher and social scientist Friedrich Engels. It holds that human society is built primarily on economic relations between classes and that political and social structures are built around these relations. One’s class is defined by one’s relationship to production—who owns capital, who works it for a wage? Marxism analyzes social changes and developments as the product of conflicting classes changing the structure of the economy. Modern capitalism as the result of the bourgeoisie, the current capital-owning class, having wrested control of the economy away from the aristocracy, or the feudal owning-class. Bourgeois democracy follows as political structures adapt. The primary class conflict in capitalism is between the capital-owning class (the bourgeoisie) and the working-class (the proletariat). Marx argued that the proletariat would seize control of the economy and society, in a stage he described as socialism. In Marxist analysis, every state is the “dictatorship” of the economically dominant class. The socialist stage is therefore the “dictatorship of the proletariat,” in which the workers will reorganize the economy until there are no longer any classes. Without a class that needs to enforce its dominance over others, Marxists believe that the state will wither away and the final stage, communism, will be reached. These socialist revolutions will happen when capitalism reaches its final stages of development and becomes consumed by its own contradictions. CAIN AND ABLE: THE ETERNAL REBELLION OF SEMITIC PASTORALIST PRIMITIVISM AGAINST EUROPEANS Read Cain and Abel Abel (literally “herdsman”), works with livestock (Pastoralist/Female/Equalitarian) Cain (literally “metalsmith”) works with agriculture (Agrarian/Masculine/Hierarchical) The Jews had been in a war with the people of Crete (the Philistines) who were, among other things, metalworkers. The Jews (so far as I know) had no metalworking. As far as I know, once defeated by the Assyrians, the Jews committed their first genocide and killed every living person of the Philistines, and burned their cities. (This is the current archaeological evidence as I understand it). So as we can see, ancient judaism, rabbinical judaism, christianity, and islam are all revolts against the people of PROPERTY, TECHNOLOGY, and HIERARCHY. -
The Ongoing Semitic Revolt in Historical Context
SOCIALISM: THE VILLAGE Socialism is an economy in which productive property (factories, farms, workshops) is controlled socially. This can mean direct workers’ control, or community ownership, or state control on behalf of the people. There are a great deal of socialist ideologies. Broad categories include democratic socialism, Marxism, and anarchism. COMMUNISM: THE HUNTER GATHERER BAND Communism is a classless, stateless society in which productive property is commonly owned and economic distribution is operated on the principle of “from each according to his ability, to each according to his need.” It also refers to a group of ideologies which hold this form of social organization as their end goal. The most significant form of communism is Marxism, and the 20th century was characterized by a number of Marxist-Leninist states. Anarchist communism is also historically significant, though has not been nearly as popular as the various forms of Marxist communism since the late-19th and early-20th centuries, except in select countries or localities. MARXISM: THE SECOND RETALIATION AGAINST THE AGRARIANS. Marxism is an analytical framework based on the writings of 19th century German philosopher, economist, and sociologist Karl Marx and political philosopher and social scientist Friedrich Engels. It holds that human society is built primarily on economic relations between classes and that political and social structures are built around these relations. One’s class is defined by one’s relationship to production—who owns capital, who works it for a wage? Marxism analyzes social changes and developments as the product of conflicting classes changing the structure of the economy. Modern capitalism as the result of the bourgeoisie, the current capital-owning class, having wrested control of the economy away from the aristocracy, or the feudal owning-class. Bourgeois democracy follows as political structures adapt. The primary class conflict in capitalism is between the capital-owning class (the bourgeoisie) and the working-class (the proletariat). Marx argued that the proletariat would seize control of the economy and society, in a stage he described as socialism. In Marxist analysis, every state is the “dictatorship” of the economically dominant class. The socialist stage is therefore the “dictatorship of the proletariat,” in which the workers will reorganize the economy until there are no longer any classes. Without a class that needs to enforce its dominance over others, Marxists believe that the state will wither away and the final stage, communism, will be reached. These socialist revolutions will happen when capitalism reaches its final stages of development and becomes consumed by its own contradictions. CAIN AND ABLE: THE ETERNAL REBELLION OF SEMITIC PASTORALIST PRIMITIVISM AGAINST EUROPEANS Read Cain and Abel Abel (literally “herdsman”), works with livestock (Pastoralist/Female/Equalitarian) Cain (literally “metalsmith”) works with agriculture (Agrarian/Masculine/Hierarchical) The Jews had been in a war with the people of Crete (the Philistines) who were, among other things, metalworkers. The Jews (so far as I know) had no metalworking. As far as I know, once defeated by the Assyrians, the Jews committed their first genocide and killed every living person of the Philistines, and burned their cities. (This is the current archaeological evidence as I understand it). So as we can see, ancient judaism, rabbinical judaism, christianity, and islam are all revolts against the people of PROPERTY, TECHNOLOGY, and HIERARCHY. -
THE ONGOING SEMITIC REVOLT IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT SOCIALISM: THE VILLAGE Socialis
THE ONGOING SEMITIC REVOLT IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT
SOCIALISM: THE VILLAGE
Socialism is an economy in which productive property (factories, farms, workshops) is controlled socially. This can mean direct workers’ control, or community ownership, or state control on behalf of the people. There are a great deal of socialist ideologies. Broad categories include democratic socialism, Marxism, and anarchism.
COMMUNISM: THE HUNTER GATHERER BAND
Communism is a classless, stateless society in which productive property is commonly owned and economic distribution is operated on the principle of “from each according to his ability, to each according to his need.” It also refers to a group of ideologies which hold this form of social organization as their end goal. The most significant form of communism is Marxism, and the 20th century was characterized by a number of Marxist-Leninist states. Anarchist communism is also historically significant, though has not been nearly as popular as the various forms of Marxist communism since the late-19th and early-20th centuries, except in select countries or localities.
MARXISM: THE SECOND RETALIATION AGAINST THE AGRARIANS.
Marxism is an analytical framework based on the writings of 19th century German philosopher, economist, and sociologist Karl Marx and political philosopher and social scientist Friedrich Engels. It holds that human society is built primarily on economic relations between classes and that political and social structures are built around these relations. One’s class is defined by one’s relationship to production—who owns capital, who works it for a wage? Marxism analyzes social changes and developments as the product of conflicting classes changing the structure of the economy. Modern capitalism as the result of the bourgeoisie, the current capital-owning class, having wrested control of the economy away from the aristocracy, or the feudal owning-class. Bourgeois democracy follows as political structures adapt. The primary class conflict in capitalism is between the capital-owning class (the bourgeoisie) and the working-class (the proletariat). Marx argued that the proletariat would seize control of the economy and society, in a stage he described as socialism. In Marxist analysis, every state is the “dictatorship” of the economically dominant class. The socialist stage is therefore the “dictatorship of the proletariat,” in which the workers will reorganize the economy until there are no longer any classes. Without a class that needs to enforce its dominance over others, Marxists believe that the state will wither away and the final stage, communism, will be reached. These socialist revolutions will happen when capitalism reaches its final stages of development and becomes consumed by its own contradictions.
CAIN AND ABLE: THE ETERNAL REBELLION OF SEMITIC PASTORALIST PRIMITIVISM AGAINST EUROPEANS
Read Cain and Abel
Abel (literally “herdsman”), works with livestock (Pastoralist/Female/Equalitarian)
Cain (literally “metalsmith”) works with agriculture (Agrarian/Masculine/Hierarchical)
The Jews had been in a war with the people of Crete (the Philistines) who were, among other things, metalworkers. The Jews (so far as I know) had no metalworking.
As far as I know, once defeated by the Assyrians, the Jews committed their first genocide and killed every living person of the Philistines, and burned their cities. (This is the current archaeological evidence as I understand it).
So as we can see, ancient judaism, rabbinical judaism, christianity, and islam are all revolts against the people of PROPERTY, TECHNOLOGY, and HIERARCHY.
Source date (UTC): 2018-06-06 18:56:00 UTC
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3) There is nothing ethical or moral about war. That war exists defines the limi
3) There is nothing ethical or moral about war. That war exists defines the limit of ethics and morality. There will be killing machines just as there are machine guns and nuclear weapons, and the first people to invent them will dominate war, politics, economics, for a century.
Source date (UTC): 2018-06-06 17:15:01 UTC
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Retweeted Outsideness (@Outsideness): Huntington’s The Clash of Civilizations —
Retweeted Outsideness (@Outsideness):
Huntington’s The Clash of Civilizations — with its core prediction that ethnopolitics would dominate at least the early decades of the 21st Century — is clearly holding up well.
Source date (UTC): 2018-06-06 14:23:16 UTC
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RT @Outsideness: Huntington’s The Clash of Civilizations — with its core predic
RT @Outsideness: Huntington’s The Clash of Civilizations — with its core prediction that ethnopolitics would dominate at least the early d…
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CHINA’S LONG TERM GOAL IS TO RESTORE THEIR OLD GOAL (RENTS) —“China’s long-ter
CHINA’S LONG TERM GOAL IS TO RESTORE THEIR OLD GOAL (RENTS)
—“China’s long-term goal in this will be very familiar to anyone who has studied the history of trade, war, and imperialism. Beijing would like to build up its own industrial power and hollow out that of the United States, its chief long-run strategic rival. Under imperialism, the metropole liked to foster and protect industry at home and keep colonies dependent by depriving them of manufacturing and getting them to import finished goods rather than creating them (let alone exporting them). Leverage belongs to the manufacturers. China has no need to start a war with the United States. One superpower can replace another by a gradual process of economic eclipse and induced de-industrialization. Let Americans think that their “service economy” will sustain itself. It won’t: a nation without a strong manufacturing base is as vulnerable as a nation that cannot feed itself or supply its own vital natural resources. “—
Source date (UTC): 2018-06-06 11:30:00 UTC