Theme: Crisis

WE TRIED TO MAKE THE WORLD GET ALONG – SMITHIAN FREE TRADE.
We failed at technological redistribution. We failed at free trade redistributing economic prosperity. We failed at encouraging self-rule and self-determination by self-government and rule of law. We failed at colonization. We have only succeeded at ‘replacement’ and we have decided that we don’t want to do that again.
NO “ONE SIZE” OF GOVERNMENT FITS ALL

We created free trade and ended the possibility of empires. There are empires that want the privilege of empires instead of the merit of free trade. And there are countries that are incompetent enough that they need empires and monopoly trade routes to survive.

Peoples of the world are vastly different, especially in average intelligence, and as such in average norms, traditions, values, institutions, and resulting economies and standards of living.

The way we ‘get along’ is to return to the ‘conflict of civilizations’ which is now the conflict of federations of advanced civilizations against the empires of failed imperial civilizations.

Civilizations must satisfy the genetics and consequences of genetics, of the people who are born into them. And that means while natural law is a universal good, the means of bringing about anything close to that human condition requires a spectrum of governments from authoritarian to libertarian.

There is only one truth. There is only one set of laws of nature. There is only one natural law. There is only one means of rule of law by the natural law. But as for governments that organize cooperation, reproduction, production, distribution and trade, No one size fits all.

Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute

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WE TRIED TO MAKE THE WORLD GET ALONG – SMITHIAN FREE TRADE.
We failed at technological redistribution. We failed at free trade redistributing economic prosperity. We failed at encouraging self-rule and self-determination by self-government and rule of law. We failed at colonization. We have only succeeded at ‘replacement’ and we have decided that we don’t want to do that again.
NO “ONE SIZE” OF GOVERNMENT FITS ALL

We created free trade and ended the possibility of empires. There are empires that want the privilege of empires instead of the merit of free trade. And there are countries that are incompetent enough that they need empires and monopoly trade routes to survive.

Peoples of the world are vastly different, especially in average intelligence, and as such in average norms, traditions, values, institutions, and resulting economies and standards of living.

The way we ‘get along’ is to return to the ‘conflict of civilizations’ which is now the conflict of federations of advanced civilizations against the empires of failed imperial civilizations.

Civilizations must satisfy the genetics and consequences of genetics, of the people who are born into them. And that means while natural law is a universal good, the means of bringing about anything close to that human condition requires a spectrum of governments from authoritarian to libertarian.

There is only one truth. There is only one set of laws of nature. There is only one natural law. There is only one means of rule of law by the natural law. But as for governments that organize cooperation, reproduction, production, distribution and trade, No one size fits all.

Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute