Curt Doolittle

Theme: Reform

  • It’s a rather easy fix with law. We’ve written it. It will work. The fact that w

    It’s a rather easy fix with law. We’ve written it. It will work. The fact that we have permitted the industrialization of lying is the aberration. Fixing it requires passing legislation and the ten years it will take to percolate through court and culture.

    Source date (UTC): 2025-04-28 05:32:49 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1916727282313687465

    Reply addressees: @the_urb

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1916723886076432856

    IN REPLY TO:

    @Theurb

    @curtdoolittle I don’t see how we get past the ‘lying’ with the facts phenomenon of current media.

    Claiming children were deported when they left with their parents is beyond the pale.

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1916723886076432856

  • I wasn’t ready for it. 😉 It doesn’t surprise me the world isn’t. 😉 That said i

    I wasn’t ready for it. 😉 It doesn’t surprise me the world isn’t. 😉 That said it may take decades or generations for these fundamental shifts to occur and spread through a polity. There is no way for anyone to understand except those of us deeply involved but this is an insight…

    Source date (UTC): 2025-04-27 19:06:58 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1916569778581561462

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  • I wasn’t ready for it. 😉 It doesn’t surprise me the world isn’t. 😉 That said i

    I wasn’t ready for it. 😉 It doesn’t surprise me the world isn’t. 😉 That said it may take decades or generations for these fundamental shifts to occur and spread through a polity. There is no way for anyone to understand except those of us deeply involved but this is an insight equal to that of darwin, newton, and aristotle. ;(. It sounds nuts. I know. But it is what it is. :/

    That the universe can be so … simple. Sigh.

    Source date (UTC): 2025-04-27 19:06:57 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1916569778472566784

  • Curt Doolittle’s Natural Law Volume 4 – The Law (Constitution) TL/DR; Plugging t

    Curt Doolittle’s Natural Law Volume 4 – The Law (Constitution)

    TL/DR; Plugging the holes in the constitution, ending the industrialization and institutionalization of propaganda deceit and fraud, assisting us all in cooperation at scale, and restoring political means of compromise between differences in our sex, class, and cultural interests.

    This volume is agnostic, and the methodology is intended as a scientific foundation for any polity and any economy – as long as it is stated truthfully. There are costs and benefits to all political choices. An understanding of those trade offs prevents us from pretending there are none.

    The Natural Law Volume 4: The Law (Constitution) is the culmination of Curt Doolittle’s multi-volume reconstruction of Western civilization’s epistemological, moral, and institutional foundations. Where Volume 1 diagnosed the civilizational crisis, Volume 2 built a system of measurement to resolve it, and Volume 3 formalized the scientific and computational basis of truth and cooperation, Volume 4 operationalizes those insights into constitutional law. It presents a complete institutional blueprint for restoring decidability, reciprocity, and sovereignty across all domains of political and legal order.
    Volume 4 offers a formal reformation of constitutional government grounded not in Enlightenment idealism or ideological fiction, but in strict empirical, evolutionary, and legal necessity. It is not a treatise on law—it is law: a constitution authored in accordance with the logic of Natural Law, defined as the institutionalization of reciprocity in demonstrated interests.
    Purpose and Scope: From Discovery to Enforcement
    Volume 4 is not merely descriptive; it is constructive and prescriptive. It transitions Natural Law from theory to legal code, detailing a fully implementable constitutional architecture. It rejects the social contract theory, the liberal fiction of rights-as-grants, and the religious mystification of law. Instead, it builds legal authority from the bottom up: starting with human nature, reciprocity, evolutionary pressures, and computability.
    The book provides:
    • A declarative Reformation, asserting moral and legal justification for political restructuring.
    • A new Constitution, written in operational legal grammar and enforceable by courts.
    • An enumeration of rights, obligations, and inalienations grounded in testable reciprocity.
    • A full institutional model for military, economic, legal, educational, and cultural governance.
    • A pathway for transition, secession, or revolution—formally authorized and morally justified.
    Core Framework: Natural Law as Computable Government
    The foundation of Volume 4 is the claim that     law is not derived from belief or authority, but from the universal requirement of reciprocity under evolutionary constraint. To operationalize that law, Volume 4 provides:
    • Enumerated Rights and Obligations: Not as moral entitlements, but as insurable interests under reciprocal constraint.
    • Rule of Law by Natural Law: Replacing legislation with universally decidable law derived from empirical and moral necessity.
    • Insurance of Sovereignty: Militia systems and self-defense institutions to protect individual and group autonomy.
    • Insurance of Reciprocity and Truth: Courts structured to detect, punish, and prevent parasitism, fraud, and deception.
    • Jurisdictional and Institutional Design: A blueprint for courts, legislatures, treasury, education, and commons management—all designed to maximize computability and minimize parasitism.
    The constitution is structured recursively, each article building on testifiable first principles. It codifies the adversarial method of scientific and legal judgment into a rule-based system of governance.
    Methodology: Legal Codification of Scientific Truth
    Volume 4 uses a unique legal syntax derived from Doolittle’s “testimonial logic.” Every claim of law must be:
    • Operational (expressed as actions and consequences),
    • Reciprocal (non-impositional),
    • Falsifiable (subject to adversarial testing), and
    • Decidable (resolvable without discretion).
    This methodology enables:
    • Full Legal Accounting: Laws must account for costs, benefits, externalities, and opportunity costs.
    • Restriction of Discretion: Judges and politicians may not substitute values or intuitions for evidence.
    • Codification of Prohibited Speech: Public discourse becomes subject to legal standards of truth and harm, extending perjury to public speech.
    • Implementation of Evolutionary Constraints: The law formalizes male group strategy—truth-before-feelings, risk-bearing, and responsibility-for-power—as civilizational software.
    The constitution thereby prevents civilizational decay by disabling the legal and moral ambiguity that parasitism thrives on.
    Applications: Restoration, Enforcement, and Transition
    The applications of Volume 4 are revolutionary:
    • Restitution and Punishment: A full framework for prosecuting crimes against reciprocity—economic, informational, sexual, and institutional.
    • Institutional Reform: Design of scalable, corruption-resistant legal, financial, educational, and military institutions.
    • Civil Resolution of Differences: Legal process to settle group conflict without escalation or war—based on common interest, not compromise.
    • Revolutionary Transition: A moral and legal framework for nullification, secession, and if necessary, civil war—under conditions of failed reciprocity.
    • Insurance of Commons and Norms: Restoration of intergenerational wealth transfer, the nuclear family, and civil society via legal guarantees, not political promises.
    Volume 4 enables a polity to compute governance at scale without reliance on charisma, propaganda, or moral consensus.
    Intellectual Significance: Law as Evolutionary Computation
    Volume 4 is the most radical and actionable document in the series. It not only identifies but     solves the political problems of scale, complexity, and moral degeneration by returning sovereignty to the law of nature—formalized, decidable, and enforceable.
    It transcends ideology: it is neither liberal nor conservative, neither traditionalist nor futurist. It is a post-ideological, computational constitution built from evolutionary necessity and economic realism. It institutionalizes a form of governance that aligns with biology, cognition, cooperation, and truth.
    Conclusion: The Architecture of Constraint
    The Natural Law Volume 4: The Law (Constitution) is a legal revolution—a civilizational hard reset based on the computable logic of reciprocity. It operationalizes all prior volumes into enforceable institutions, defining not only what law is, but what law must be if civilization is to survive scale, deceit, and complexity. In an era of institutional failure, moral inversion, and epistemic fragmentation, it offers not just a critique—but a constitution. Not just a vision—but a verdict. And not just resistance—but a framework for lawful reformation.

    Source date (UTC): 2025-04-22 17:37:22 UTC

    Original post: https://x.com/i/articles/1914735293913292884

  • Volumes 1, 2, and 3 of The Natural Law are intellectually demanding and cognitiv

    Volumes 1, 2, and 3 of The Natural Law are intellectually demanding and cognitively dense. They are decidedly inaccessible to general audiences in their current form, though not because they are incoherent or inflated, but because they attempt to compress an entire system of first principles, epistemology, logic, and institutional reform into a unified operational grammar with almost no concessions to convention.

    Let’s evaluate accessibility by volume and type of audience:

    General Public

    Accessibility: Very Low

    The books require prior familiarity with philosophy, economics, science, law, and logic, often all at once.

    Concepts like reciprocity as a system of measurement, evolutionary computation as a universal law, or decidability as a moral requirement are highly abstract and unfamiliar to most readers—even educated ones.

    The writing style is deliberately analytic: it uses neologisms, operational definitions, series, nested parentheticals, and causal chains that resist casual reading.

    Most people are simply not trained to think in constructive logic, ternary computation, or systems theory—especially across all domains simultaneously.

    💬 Bottom line: For the average reader, these books are impenetrable without guidance, summaries, or translation into more narrative or concrete formats.

    Academically Literate Audience (Postgrad and up)

    Accessibility: Moderate to High (with effort)

    Readers with a background in analytic philosophy, law, systems engineering, or computational theory may find the core arguments deeply compelling—but will still have to work to decode the vocabulary, structure, and intentional parsimony.

    Those trained in more narrative or rhetorical traditions (humanities, theology, political science) may struggle with the absence of moralistic justification, the emphasis on falsification over belief, and the precision of causality demanded throughout.

    Even experts will find the integration of domains (physics + law + behavior + ethics + computation) unfamiliar and challenging, because few have trained across all those boundaries.

    💬 Bottom line: Academics and intellectuals can grasp the material, but they need to invest time, unlearn disciplinary biases, and often reframe familiar questions into unfamiliar grammars.

    Highly Analytical or Technical Thinkers

    Accessibility: High (but steep on-ramp)

    Philosophers, systems theorists, computer scientists, physicists, or rationalist-style thinkers are more likely to appreciate the elegant internal logic, especially once they recognize that the system:
    Uses ternary logic instead of binary.
    Replaces justificationism with adversarial falsification.
    Treats morality as a computable system under constraint.
    Embeds natural selection as a computational epistemology.

    However, even for this audience, the system requires training: it’s a full paradigm, not a set of loosely connected ideas.

    💬 Bottom line: The system is comprehensible—but only to those with high general intelligence, exceptional logical fluency, and domain-crossing flexibility. It’s not plug-and-play.

    Why It Feels Overwhelming:

    It’s a New Grammar
    The work isn’t just explaining ideas—it’s training a new way of thinking. This is cognitively expensive and disorienting for most readers.

    It’s Constructive, Not Interpretive
    There’s no appeal to belief, authority, or intuition. You must build understanding from first principles. This is alien to most philosophical, political, and moral systems.

    It Bridges Disciplines
    The reader must often hold concepts from physics, biology, computation, ethics, law, linguistics, and institutional design in mind simultaneously. That’s simply a big lift.

    It’s Wordy and Compressed
    Paradoxically, the prose is both verbose (to avoid ambiguity) and compressed (to maintain operational parsimony). This can make reading feel like wading through molasses—especially for those unused to serial logic and nested distinctions.

    What Would Improve Accessibility?

    Progressive On-Ramps (e.g., simplified primers for each volume)

    Annotated Guides (showing definitions, causal chains, translations)

    Interactive Curriculum or Socratic Coaching

    Infographics and Diagrams (especially for logical hierarchies and evolutionary sequences)

    A Fictional/Narrative Rewriting (for those who need moral or experiential grounding first)

    Final Assessment

    Verdict: Yes, it’s hard to understand—but that’s because it’s trying to do something no one else has done: build a universal system of measurement and decidability from first principles. Accessibility will come with scaffolding, not simplification.

    Source date (UTC): 2025-04-18 03:34:35 UTC

    Original post: https://x.com/i/articles/1913073648258469888

  • Rules of Our Role In The Legal Process as a Legal Activist Organization (ATTN: A

    Rules of Our Role In The Legal Process as a Legal Activist Organization

    (ATTN: All NLI and those we serve)
    Here is a detailed operational breakdown of our current strategy, highlighting the practical limits, permissible boundaries, and potential liabilities we face in our role as “Legal Activist“:
    Framing: “We are a legal activist organization. Aside from policy work, and ‘friends of the court’ submissions, often we perform the preparatory work for a Private Civil Action or Public Civil Action Against the Government on behalf of those we seek to help.
    – Usually, people seek our help because in most case our work is pro-bono, and otherwise because it is also complicated, involving government, and we see a path to use the case to escalate potential for reform through the legal system.
    – Usually our expertise is above that which is affordable individuals and informal organizations – especially in areas where ‘the law may be unjust as written and practiced due to knowledge gained over some period of time.’
    – Usually we make initial contact, send letters, negotiate, and if necessary compose and file suit on behalf of the person harmed. We then find a local lawyer to handle all in-court representation, and work through that lawyer from there forward.
    Since we work both domestically and internationally, we are not attorneys authorized by the individual state courts. And as such we cannot claim we are lawyers and thus cannot carry warranty of competency and liability for consequences on behalf of those we serve. It’s illegal. 😉 But you’d be surprised how effective we are. ;)”
    1. What We’re Currently Doing (Operational Summary):
    We are functioning as a specialized form of legal intermediary, advocate, and facilitator, distinct from a formal law practice:
    • Initial client contact (fact-finding, damage assessment).
    • Negotiations (direct correspondence, demand letters, settlement proposals).
    • Document preparation (initial complaint, filings, legal strategy outlines).
    • Selecting and working through licensed attorneys to represent the client formally in court.
    • Providing strategic oversight, research, guidance, and policy-oriented inputs.
    2. Legal Characterization of Our Role:
    We’re operating within the sphere commonly called “legal advocacy” or “legal activism”, rather than formal legal practice.
    Our role would typically be considered:
    • Advocacy support
    • Investigative and research-based intermediary
    • Litigation coordinator (non-attorney)
    • Legal strategy consultancy
    3. Limits and Boundaries (Practical & Legal):
    Our actions are limited by the universally recognized definition of practicing law:
    • We cannot formally represent clients in court proceedings, as we lack licensing by individual state or national bars.
    • We cannot sign pleadings as counsel of record, or represent ourselves as “counsel,” “lawyer,” or “attorney.”
    • We cannot provide definitive legal opinions asserting authority in any formal proceeding.
    • We must not hold ourselves out publicly as a qualified attorney capable of giving legal advice independently of a licensed attorney.
    We can, however:
    • Provide non-binding strategic guidance and research to licensed attorneys.
    • Draft preliminary documents that a licensed attorney reviews, signs, and submits.
    • Engage in preliminary communication and negotiation that does not amount to a claim of formal representation or definitive legal advice.
    4. Permissible Activities Clearly Within Our Scope:
    Our current activities, as described, are largely permissible so long as we explicitly remain a non-attorney intermediary:
    • Client advocacy (public and private), policy-related activism, educational outreach.
    • Gathering and organizing factual information, legal precedents, preparing initial legal materials.
    • Arranging for licensed counsel who will take ultimate responsibility for court appearances and official filings.
    • Assisting in out-of-court settlements and dispute resolutions (provided we’re not claiming formal legal authority or representation).
    5. Specific Activities Approaching the Boundary (Watchpoints):
    Certain activities can potentially cross the boundary into “unauthorized practice of law”:
    • Negotiation language: Clearly distinguish between acting “on behalf of” (as an advocate, intermediary, or authorized agent) versus representing oneself as legal counsel.
    • Demand letters and filings: Letters should be carefully drafted so they don’t assert legal advice or representation unless co-signed or explicitly approved by licensed counsel.
    • Litigation preparation: Documents must always clearly indicate that formal legal responsibility and review rest solely with licensed counsel.
    • International jurisdiction: Note that other countries may have more restrictive interpretations. Thoroughly clarify roles when operating internationally.
    6. Risk Assessment & Liability Exposure:
    So far, we have experienced no judicial or opposition objections, likely due to:
    • Pragmatic tolerance by courts and opposing counsel as long as a licensed attorney formally represents the client.
    • Clear division of responsibility ensuring that licensed attorneys hold all formal accountability.
    However, risks remain:
    • Opposing counsel challenge: An adversarial attorney may challenge our role as unauthorized practice if strategically beneficial to their case.
    • Judicial scrutiny: Judges could intervene if the boundaries of our role appear unclear or misleading.
    • International compliance: International courts or regulators may take a less tolerant view if they interpret our role differently, potentially leading to fines or restrictions on our activities.
    7. Recommendations to Stay Within Safe Boundaries:
    Maintain operational transparency and clear disclosure by:
    • Explicitly stating our role as a non-lawyer advocacy organization in all communications and documents.
    • Ensuring formal filings clearly identify and include signatures of licensed attorneys.
    • Structuring internal guidelines and trainings that explicitly describe permissible roles and boundaries for staff to prevent inadvertent misrepresentation. (This document for example)
    • Developing explicit agreements with local counsel clarifying division of responsibility, liability, and control over legal strategy.
    Conclusion (Operational Clarity):
    We currently appear to function well within an operational space accepted by many jurisdictions and common practice. The key to remaining within this permissible operational space is:
    • Transparency and clear boundary delineation in all representations.
    • Maintaining ultimate legal accountability explicitly with licensed attorneys.
    • Operational vigilance to avoid any appearance of unauthorized practice.
    This approach operationally ensures the sustainability and legitimacy of our valuable activist and advocacy role, domestically and internationally.

    Sincerely
    Curt Doolittle
    Chairman, NLI

    Source date (UTC): 2025-04-17 20:36:08 UTC

    Original post: https://x.com/i/articles/1912968340274073760

  • (ATTN: All NLI and those we serve) Here is a detailed operational breakdown of o

    (ATTN: All NLI and those we serve)

    Here is a detailed operational breakdown of our current strategy, highlighting the practical limits, permissible boundaries, and potential liabilities we face in our role as “Legal Activist”:

    Framing: “We are a legal activist organization. Aside from policy work, and ‘friends of the court’ submissions, often we perform the preparatory work for a Private Civil Action or Public Civil Action Against the Government on behalf of those we seek to help.
    – Usually, people seek our help because in most case our work is pro-bono, and otherwise because it is also complicated, involving government, and we see a path to use the case to escalate potential for reform through the legal system.
    – Usually our expertise is above that which is affordable individuals and informal organizations – especially in areas where ‘the law may be unjust as written and practiced due to knowledge gained over some period of time.’
    – Usually we make initial contact, send letters, negotiate, and if necessary compose and file suit on behalf of the person harmed. We then find a local lawyer to handle all in-court representation, and work through that lawyer from there forward.
    Since we work both domestically and internationally, we are not attorneys authorized by the individual state courts. And as such we cannot claim we are lawyers and thus cannot carry warranty of competency and liability for consequences on behalf of those we serve. It’s illegal. 😉 But you’d be surprised how effective we are. ;)”

    1. What We’re Currently Doing (Operational Summary):

    We are functioning as a specialized form of legal intermediary, advocate, and facilitator, distinct from a formal law practice:

    Initial client contact (fact-finding, damage assessment).

    Negotiations (direct correspondence, demand letters, settlement proposals).

    Document preparation (initial complaint, filings, legal strategy outlines).

    Selecting and working through licensed attorneys to represent the client formally in court.

    Providing strategic oversight, research, guidance, and policy-oriented inputs.

    2. Legal Characterization of Our Role:

    We’re operating within the sphere commonly called “legal advocacy” or “legal activism”, rather than formal legal practice.

    Our role would typically be considered:

    Advocacy support

    Investigative and research-based intermediary

    Litigation coordinator (non-attorney)

    Legal strategy consultancy

    3. Limits and Boundaries (Practical & Legal):

    Our actions are limited by the universally recognized definition of practicing law:

    We cannot formally represent clients in court proceedings, as we lack licensing by individual state or national bars.

    We cannot sign pleadings as counsel of record, or represent ourselves as “counsel,” “lawyer,” or “attorney.”

    We cannot provide definitive legal opinions asserting authority in any formal proceeding.

    We must not hold ourselves out publicly as a qualified attorney capable of giving legal advice independently of a licensed attorney.

    We can, however:

    Provide non-binding strategic guidance and research to licensed attorneys.

    Draft preliminary documents that a licensed attorney reviews, signs, and submits.

    Engage in preliminary communication and negotiation that does not amount to a claim of formal representation or definitive legal advice.

    4. Permissible Activities Clearly Within Our Scope:

    Our current activities, as described, are largely permissible so long as we explicitly remain a non-attorney intermediary:

    Client advocacy (public and private), policy-related activism, educational outreach.

    Gathering and organizing factual information, legal precedents, preparing initial legal materials.

    Arranging for licensed counsel who will take ultimate responsibility for court appearances and official filings.

    Assisting in out-of-court settlements and dispute resolutions (provided we’re not claiming formal legal authority or representation).

    5. Specific Activities Approaching the Boundary (Watchpoints):

    Certain activities can potentially cross the boundary into “unauthorized practice of law”:

    Negotiation language: Clearly distinguish between acting “on behalf of” (as an advocate, intermediary, or authorized agent) versus representing oneself as legal counsel.

    Demand letters and filings: Letters should be carefully drafted so they don’t assert legal advice or representation unless co-signed or explicitly approved by licensed counsel.

    Litigation preparation: Documents must always clearly indicate that formal legal responsibility and review rest solely with licensed counsel.

    International jurisdiction: Note that other countries may have more restrictive interpretations. Thoroughly clarify roles when operating internationally.

    6. Risk Assessment & Liability Exposure:

    So far, we have experienced no judicial or opposition objections, likely due to:

    Pragmatic tolerance by courts and opposing counsel as long as a licensed attorney formally represents the client.

    Clear division of responsibility ensuring that licensed attorneys hold all formal accountability.

    However, risks remain:

    Opposing counsel challenge: An adversarial attorney may challenge our role as unauthorized practice if strategically beneficial to their case.

    Judicial scrutiny: Judges could intervene if the boundaries of our role appear unclear or misleading.

    International compliance: International courts or regulators may take a less tolerant view if they interpret our role differently, potentially leading to fines or restrictions on our activities.

    7. Recommendations to Stay Within Safe Boundaries:

    Maintain operational transparency and clear disclosure by:

    Explicitly stating our role as a non-lawyer advocacy organization in all communications and documents.

    Ensuring formal filings clearly identify and include signatures of licensed attorneys.

    Structuring internal guidelines and trainings that explicitly describe permissible roles and boundaries for staff to prevent inadvertent misrepresentation. (This document for example)

    Developing explicit agreements with local counsel clarifying division of responsibility, liability, and control over legal strategy.

    Conclusion (Operational Clarity):

    We currently appear to function well within an operational space accepted by many jurisdictions and common practice. The key to remaining within this permissible operational space is:

    Transparency and clear boundary delineation in all representations.

    Maintaining ultimate legal accountability explicitly with licensed attorneys.

    Operational vigilance to avoid any appearance of unauthorized practice.

    This approach operationally ensures the sustainability and legitimacy of our valuable activist and advocacy role, domestically and internationally.

    Sincerely
    Curt Doolittle
    Chairman, NLI

    Source date (UTC): 2025-04-17 19:45:07 UTC

    Original post: https://x.com/i/articles/1912955503153750017

  • RT @TyrantsMuse: IMF, once we gut the Boomereich occupying the activist bench, y

    RT @TyrantsMuse: IMF, once we gut the Boomereich occupying the activist bench, you’re next

    Source date (UTC): 2025-04-07 16:27:06 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1909281792307478720

  • YES THERE IS A THINK TANK DEVOTED TO REVOLUTIONARY REFORM We are the only think

    YES THERE IS A THINK TANK DEVOTED TO REVOLUTIONARY REFORM
    We are the only think tank that I know of that works on:

    (a) Identifying the causes of the Crisis of the Age
    (b) Preventing a civil war which will deterministically occur under that crisis.
    (c) By Constitutional, legal, and policy reforms to solve that crisis and prevent that civil war.
    (d) The means and methods of enacting those reforms – and preventing a civil war.
    (e) The means and methods of bringing about a revolution if we cannot enact those reforms by means of existing process and procedure instead of a civil war.

    The question remains, whether you are part of the problem, a bystander, or part of the solution. Many people of deep conviction (especially among women) are part of the problem.

    Curt Doolittle
    The Natural Law Institute
    https://t.co/mnjST7WOgM

    Reply addressees: @e_galv

    Source date (UTC): 2025-04-07 15:11:20 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1909262724670140416

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1365330575662452737

  • EXPLAINING TRUMP’S WORLD RESTRUCTURING BY SHOCK Trump is reorganizing world secu

    EXPLAINING TRUMP’S WORLD RESTRUCTURING BY SHOCK

    Trump is reorganizing world security and trade. He is doing it quickly and unpleasantly (to get it over with) using security and tariffs – because asking and negotiating didn’t work. To create the world order we have had three phases:
    1 – Bretton Woods Order: Subsidizing the world recovery, and limiting authoritarian communism. (Cost: burning our industrial advantage)
    2 – Neoliberal Order: Subsidizing world finance and ending the authoritarian communism. (Cost: burning our middle and working classes.)
    3 – Trump’s Restoration of Traditional Order: Ending the subsidies, redistributing the cost of world order, whether defense or transport and trade. (Cost: disruption of alliances, economy, and ‘deep state’ – all of which were creations of the Anglo-USA remains of the British empire at the end of WWII.)
    Retrospectively the world wars were the necessary end of agrarian land empires and the emergence of federations of industrial nation states. The generals were correct in their criticism claiming we ended World War II early. We assumed islam was defeated, and we failed to defeat the communists in China and the authoritarians in Russia. While islam will be readily defeated with little effort if exported from our lands, and while russia will shrink dramatically by depopulation. The chinese only slightly less so.
    The end of ’empires’ and the conversion to alliances of Nation States – likely by race and civilization, will continue only after the remaining empires are defeated. The USA assumes they will outlive the ability of these empires as we did the communists. But chinese fascism (not communism) has been so successful at massive industrialization and trade capture that the outcome of the ‘debate’ may still be in question.
    Curt Doolittle
    The Natural Law Institute

    Source date (UTC): 2025-04-03 19:49:43 UTC

    Original post: https://x.com/i/articles/1907883229627166930