RT @Sargon_of_Akkad: It is fascinating the different approach to justice that the Germanic tribes had compared to the ancient Near East and…
Source date (UTC): 2023-12-22 22:22:22 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1738324123523108993
ATLANTIC INTERVIEW ARTICLE WITH TWO MEMBERS OF THE FEDERALIST SOCIETY
Yes I’ve read the opinions verbally stated by two members. But scholars are public intellectuals that provide opinions – they are not oracles. Me included.
There is a bit of an argument to be made that the terms of insurrection have been changed over time, especially in regard to the civil war. But he reverses the meaning of insurrection and rebellion to get away with it – which I find a bit humorous.
The next argument equates the circumstances of the civil war where the 14th was enacted (and should have sunset as it’s the most controversial amendment) in order to force the south into compliance and reconstruction. There is no other legislative device for creating legislation, adding competitors to the congress, and preventing the new merged congress from reversing the legislation that constituted the terms of their inclusion. So that doesn’t hold.
Otherwise, it’s a bit of thinking out loud, but there are no arguments in that discussion I wouldn’t much through like a can of pringles at a college frat party watching a game.
I have, my organization has, an advantage in that we have strictly constsructed the law, and we are not easily misled by the 20th century innovations in skirting the law.
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Source date (UTC): 2023-12-22 18:37:32 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1738267543779909633
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DISAMBIGUATING GLOBALISM
Common Misunderstanding of “Globalism”. Globalism = ~Free Trade (world system of law, finance, and trade.)
Informational Globalism was made possible by transport trade and communication systems. To some degree it has always existed.
Economic Globalism was made possible by the USA’s capture of the British Empire and the Postwar strategy to prevent further world wars by creating economic interdependence. To some degree the USA succeeded which raised mankind out of ignorance and poverty.
Political Globalism is a misguided effort by two factions in the west to ride on the USA’s capacity to produce economic globalism. To no degree is this ever possible – or in mankind’s interest. Since all monopolies are devolutionary.
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Source date (UTC): 2023-12-22 14:39:44 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1738207699257438208
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Islam is a cancer that only is tolerated because the postwar west has institutionalized freedom of religion – even evil religions. That tolerance is evaporating along with the west’s postwar stratgey.
Why?
The islamic world taught us that we were wrong about the ability of all humans to evolve into high trust, rule of law, participatory governments.
That islam is a cancer – a mental disease – is the reason the USA and therefore the west is abandoning it’s postwar project of free world trade that has raised mankind out of poverty, and trying to do so without leaving the remaining three broken cultures: MENA, Russia, and China the opportunity to expand, by restoring the military capacity of the developed world.
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Source date (UTC): 2023-12-21 00:10:55 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1737626664719241216
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The french siezed the rothchild fortune in france. The only significant error out of Britain was the failure of the monarchy to own the bank of england itself, and then transfer gains to the parliament.
In my work we are planning to do the same on a scale never seen before.
Source date (UTC): 2023-12-20 18:50:13 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1737545960782245972
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If you look at history it’s not the monarch but the extended monarchical family, all their relationships, and the cabinent of the monarchy that have to be smart. Kings and Christian monarchies have a far better record than democracies.
Source date (UTC): 2023-12-20 18:48:47 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1737545597891064268
Reply addressees: @teodoriancu14
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WHAT DO WE DO WITHOUT A SUPERNATURAL CHURCH?
Yes. And if you were unlucky enough to follow me for any period of time 😉 you would have noticed that I criticize churchianity across time, and the criticize Church after Aquinas less, and only substantially in the time of Darwin for not totally converting to natural law, and claiming the church had been correct all along – at least metaphorically – the science had demonstrated so.
We can’t practice faith any longer. Or rather, the capacity to hold faith in the supernatural. We can have belief and confidence in the evidence of the hand of a creator and that science seeks the laws of that creator. and then have faith in a creator that we CAN never know anything about other than what he has left for us to discover in the laws of the universe, and in my work, our organizatin’s work, the natural law of cooperation.
Now, while that approach is effectively deism. And while we have the hero of jesus and the saints on one hand, and many heroes of military, arts, and science on the other, we still need rituals that Church provided us.
Stoicism (masculine) and Epicureanism (Feminine) provide the training and environment for the non-false indoctrination into the mindfulness that the church and social construction of the experience of church, provided.
We have a Solution to religion and it’s not false.
We may need then the fundamental supernatural, the deist and philosophical , and the wonderous and scientific unified under natural law of cooperation to reproduce the moral training that we all require (obviously).
The question is only the institution to do so. I feel teh churches will continue to collapse until some churches, perhaps the catholic that is already exceptional at it, and the state can unite in producing an education system that trains the whole person.
Is that still a church? Is it an academy? I don’t know. I know that science, philosophy, religion, and military service have been unified. Does that mean we should unify the teachings of them?
It surely seems so.
-Curt
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Source date (UTC): 2023-12-20 16:49:53 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1737515675373998080
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You are *dancing* while Israelis, who are a superior people, from a superior culture, and a superior state, with a superior economy, and superior military are turning territory into wasteland, herding people into refugee camps, and preparing to deprive you, Hamas, and Hezbolla (and others) of funding by eradicating the military and government of Iran – who is the origin of all the violence.
You are children acting like children.
Reply addressees: @RzAz_Yemen @Yampeleg
Source date (UTC): 2023-12-20 00:40:14 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1737271658191159297
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Our Fellow @bryanbrey and others have discussed variations on a theme, but these ideas are merely that – ideas.
Certainly Doug from @RadioFreeNW in the northwest, and @Aarvoll_ in the south as well as others (not sure about eli harman) are all building communities.
My position, and that of the institute, is that we need to win, because otherwise the enemy will eventually defeat all attempts at cultural preservation.
So we focus on victory in toto, not the western equivalent of a Kibbutz. While we support others who have more tangible and immediate visions of creating political communities.
I can see us creating academies or barracks (monasteries) to train people as did the jesuits, rather easily, and we have discussed this strategy quite a bit.
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Source date (UTC): 2023-12-20 00:35:28 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1737270457986924544
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RT @nathancofnas: When Harvard was under WASP control in the 1920s and 1930s, there was an “anti-Semitic” 15% quota on Jews, which Jewish a…
Source date (UTC): 2023-12-18 22:28:16 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1736876059998531665