Theme: Sovereignty

  • STOREY TRIES TO PULL THE STAKE FROM THE ROTHBARDIAN VAMPIRE AND FAILS. —“The s

    STOREY TRIES TO PULL THE STAKE FROM THE ROTHBARDIAN VAMPIRE AND FAILS.

    —“The state, being a judicial monopolist, is an irrational system of government because of the self-contradictory violation of private property rights required to establish or maintain it. “—

    That’s illogical (irrational) since no rights can exist until an insurer is brought into material existence to insure them. There exist no property rights until they are constructed. We may NEED possessions, the norm of property, and rights of restitution from an insurer of property, but no rights can be brought into existence without an insurer capable of de-facto insuring them.

    —“Praxeological jurisprudence and the doctrine of dialogical estoppel provide the rational framework to show that, where there is incentive for rational consistency in the law, estopping the activities of state government and, rather, employing private judicial services is the only rationally viable option.”—

    The value of constructing increasingly competitive cooperation requires the suppression of the imposition of costs upon the investments of others so that retaliation is avoided, and all individuals must limit themselves to productive, fully informed, voluntary transfer, free of imposition of costs by externality. Otherwise the incentive of the strong is to prey upon the weak through killing, takings, or serfdom or enslavement rather than cooperation.

    —“rational consistency in the law,”—

    The purpose of rational consistency in the law is to prevent the jurist from favoritism, and to remove incentives to enter into conflict, so that extra-judicial violence and retaliation cycles are prevented.

    —“private judicial services”—

    There is a vast difference between an independent, private, professional judiciary and a polylogical law. All polylogical law societies have failed. They cannot suppress sufficient desires for retaliation to eliminate demand for prior restraint, or the extermination of deviations from norms, or invasion by peoples with lower trust (allowing greater parasitism in law).

    The rest of the article is nonsense as well And here is why:

    1) you rely on praxeology, meaning, through sequential analysis of incentives and choices from them.

    2) you refrain from arguing your point praxeological, and instead do so ideally.

    In other words, your argument is ridiculous because it relies on one logic but demonstrates another. THIS IS HOW THE COSMOPOLITANS learned to lie from the practice of PILPUL (excuse making) in jewish law. The use of excuse making in christian doctrine (hermenutics).

    3) you are relying on the existence of an enforced order (state, normative law, tribal law, cult law) as a prior cause if you even mention the words Estoppel. In other words, you’re just repeating hoppe/what’s-his-name, in that you’re assuming a contract of cooperation at the point of negotiation (legal argument) when a state or equivalent must exist to construct the institution of property or demand rational discourse, or truth. Instead, we start with the permanent opportunity for predation, flight, or cooperation, and there exists no promise of truth or non-contradiction, or even rationality of argument – only a negotiation of demands, one of which is that if the negotiation fails, is violence.

    So your argument starts out with a pyramid of some combination of lie, error, and falsehood, as such all that yo produce from false premises is merely error.

    In other words. it’s a circular argument. A bit of sophomoric nonsense sold by rabbis, rothbard, hoppe and the like to simpletons indoctrinated into abrahamic fictionalism so deeply that they cannot but fall victim to it themselves.

    Curt Doolittle

    The Propertarian Institute

    Kiev Ukraine

    (Ps: libertinism is just common-property marxism. Another abrahamic fiction constructed of Pilpul (lies). Time to grow up. Marxism, Libertinism, Neoconservativsm are dead, and we are in the process of killing postmodernism.)


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-21 16:17:00 UTC

  • THE ONLY ‘LIBERALS’ ARE THE STRICT CONSTRUCTIONISTS by Chuck Bonner Liberals at

    THE ONLY ‘LIBERALS’ ARE THE STRICT CONSTRUCTIONISTS

    by Chuck Bonner

    Liberals at the time our Constitution was ratified were strict constructionists / right-wingers, they advocated for the very liberal federal system of government, rather than the limited monarchy they were subject to as citizens of the British crown.

    The federal system gave control of the economy to the people, through the people’s authority to tax and regulate industry at the state and local level. Preferably, the local level.

    The liberals at the time the Constitution was ratified, believed that the more decentralized the economy was, the more difficult it would be for the ruling class to gain control of the economy of the entire nation, and enslave the people through economic policies administered by said central, or national government.

    If oligarchs gained control of the economy of a state or local community, the people had the right to vote with their feet, and move to another community or different state, where the people still had representation. The people could then regroup, and go after the oligarchs.

    Conservatives at the time our Constitution was ratified, were represented by the Federalist Party. The Federalists Party advocated for a loose constructionist interpretation of our Constitution and wanted a National form of government, which is akin to a monarchy. Many in the Federalist Party wanted to make George Washington King. Note that progressive-left-wingers today, are loose constructionists and are therefore the true conservatives / Nationalists.

    The main point of my post is this. Strict constructionists / right-wingers are the true liberals, who advocate for the federal system as defined by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. The federal system as defined by Jefferson and Madison limited the role of the central government to a list of enumerated powers. The federal governments primary role was dealing with “external objects” such as war, peace negotiations; commerce with other nations and treaties. That was it. The state governments were sovereign in all areas except those enumerated in Article 1, Section 8, of the Constitution.

    When the progressive left expanded the role of our central government beyond its Constitutional limitations with the Federal Reserve Act, and the 16th and 17th Amendments to the Constitution, it changed the very nature of our government from a federal system where the people were sovereign and had self determination, to a complete fascist-totalitarian state where the people have no rights at all. FDR’s New Deal was when the USA became a National Socialist / Nazi state.

    So as you can see, Nazis are clearly left-wing in the united States where we have a federal system of government. Nazis may be right-wing in Europe, but they are left-wing in the good ol united States of America.

    Now, the ruling class and their stooges in the progressive-left / fascist-totalitarian movement, in both the Democratic and Republican parties want us to continue to equate a National form of government with our federal system of government. That way the ruling class, can continue to equate National Socialism, with true American liberalism. We classical liberals are no longer going to allow the ruling class and their minions in the progressive left movement, to get away with this big-lie.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-21 10:52:00 UTC

  • All, Right(private property) vs left(common property) requires the second dimens

    All,

    Right(private property) vs left(common property) requires the second dimension of authoritarian vs market, and the third dimension of right national (tribal) – left universal (global)

    Left (common property) – Feminine (r) – equality

    Right (private property) – Masculine (k) – meritocracy

    Authoritarian (directed production)

    Market (self organizing production)

    Right – market is possible(classical).

    Right – authoritarian is possible.

    Left – authoritarian is possible(socialist).

    Left-market is impossible (communist)

    Right-market-national is possible, (classical)

    Right-authoritarian – national is possible (fascist)

    Left – authoritarian – national is possible (nat-soc)

    Left – authoritarian – international is possible (socialist)


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-20 08:57:00 UTC

  • WILL SYRIA BE ANOTHER VIETNAM? (ESSAY ON WORLD BALANCES OF POWER) Iran is the pr

    WILL SYRIA BE ANOTHER VIETNAM? (ESSAY ON WORLD BALANCES OF POWER)

    Iran is the problem.

    a) Russian population ~145M but with autocracy, missiles and oil, a world power.

    b) Iran + Iraq + Syria + Lebanon + Yemen = ~150M. But with autocracy, missiles and oil a world power.

    Iran is recreating the persian empire under arab rather than persian culture as the ottoman declined. Just as Russia created its empire by conquest of the mongolian empire as it declined.

    The purpose of Vietnam was proxy for war with China, since the USA failed to finish the conquest of communist china during the second world war.

    The purpose of the cold war was a proxy for war with russia, since the USA failed to finish the conquest of communist russia during the second world war.

    The purpose of syria is a proxy for the war with Iran, since the USA failed to finish the conquest of islamism during the gulf wars.

    The question is only whether the USA has the economic and cultural reserves itself to survive the defeat of iran.

    My expectation is that the arabs are sufficiently inferior as a genetic, cultural, and institutional system, and that the Persians have been sufficiently decimated, that the transformation of Iran will not follow the pattern of the more advanced civilizations of russia and china.

    Semitic Abrahamism’s ‘communism’ was economic and ideological, where the combination of french abrahamic postmodernism and arab abrahamic islamism are purely religious systems that do not need to provide empirical results.

    Since these strategies do not ask for direct redistribution from the middle and upper classes, but slowly appropriate culture and institutions, it is hard to see how they will not succeed in conquest by immigration.

    So it’s not a question of whether syria will become another vietnam, but whether it is worth it or not to take the battle home to Iran before she becomes another Russia or China and we cannot fight her except by proxy.

    Unlike previous ‘battles of modernization’ in which the west has tried to drag primitive cultures into modernity (consumer capitalism), it is not clear that americans will take the battle to Iran until the discussion is put in such clear terms: that this is just the continuation of the battle against Abrahamism in byzantine/syrian-christian, jewish-communist, and islamic forms. And that we have been fighting this battle for over 2000 years. And that until 1800 we were losing that battle.

    Worse, while Russia – as a low trust polity – is Iran’s ally, it appears irrational for russia to advance Iran’s interests given that so much of Russia’s resources are in muslim regions of the former soviet empire. And that russia would have a very hard time competing against a restored and expansionist Iranian Empire on her southern border.

    Strategically Russia’s intersets are with Germany, not with Iran or China. But Americans lost that opportunity. So perhaps it is in the west’s interest to allow the rise of iran, and withdraw the USA from continental affairs, so that russia’s only option is to ally with europe.

    The alternative for Russia is incremental conquest and conversion.

    There is no economic or strategic value to west, russia, or east of the islamic peoples.

    For all intents and purposes, once the oil is gone the middle east is just a hostile and alien sub-saharan africa.

    That’s my analysis and I’m pretty sure around the globe, in every general staff, that this is the same thought OTHER than Russians, who are still a little bit ‘off’ in their desire for a restoration.

    It takes 500M people to be a world power in economics. The anglos have about that many. The europeans about that many. The muslims like the chinese have more than a billion, and no concern for economics. the chinese have more than a billion totally homogenous and do care about economics. The west cares most about economics -too much, but is no longer homogenous.

    That last paragraph is worth pondering for a few years.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-20 08:24:00 UTC

  • Can Syria Become Another Vietnam For The Us And Russia?

    Iran is the problem.

    a) Russian population ~145M but with autocracy, missiles and oil, a world power.
    b) Iran + Iraq + Syria + Lebanon + Yemen = ~150M. But with autocracy, missiles and oil a world power.

    Iran is recreating the persian empire under arab rather than persian culture as the ottoman declined. Just as Russia created its empire by conquest of the mongolian empire as it declined.

    The purpose of Vietnam was proxy for war with China, since the USA failed to finish the conquest of communist china during the second world war.

    The purpose of the cold war was a proxy for war with russia, since the USA failed to finish the conquest of communist russia during the second world war.

    The purpose of syria is a proxy for the war with Iran, since the USA failed to finish the conquest of islamism during the gulf wars.

    The question is only whether the USA has the economic and cultural reserves itself to survive the defeat of iran.

    My expectation is that the arabs are sufficiently inferior as a genetic, cultural, and institutional system, and that the Persians have been sufficiently decimated, that the transformation of Iran will not follow the pattern of the more advanced civilizations of russia and china.

    Semitic Abrahamism’s ‘communism’ was economic and ideological, where the combination of french abrahamic postmodernism and arab abrahamic islamism are purely religious systems that do not need to provide empirical results.

    Since these strategies do not ask for direct redistribution from the middle and upper classes, but slowly appropriate culture and institutions, it is hard to see how they will not succeed in conquest by immigration.

    So it’s not a question of whether syria will become another vietnam, but whether it is worth it or not to take the battle home to Iran before she becomes another Russia or China and we cannot fight her except by proxy.

    Unlike previous ‘battles of modernization’ in which the west has tried to drag primitive cultures into modernity (consumer capitalism), it is not clear that americans will take the battle to Iran until the discussion is put in such clear terms: that this is just the continuation of the battle against Abrahamism in byzantine/syrian-christian, jewish-communist, and islamic forms. And that we have been fighting this battle for over 2000 years. And that until 1800 we were losing that battle.

    Worse, while Russia – as a low trust polity – is Iran’s ally, it appears irrational for russia to advance Iran’s interests given that so much of Russia’s resources are in muslim regions of the former soviet empire. And that russia would have a very hard time competing against a restored and expansionist Iranian Empire on her southern border.

    Strategically Russia’s intersets are with Germany, not with Iran or China. But Americans lost that opportunity. So perhaps it is in the west’s interest to allow the rise of iran, and withdraw the USA from continental affairs, so that russia’s only option is to ally with europe.

    The alternative for Russia is incremental conquest and conversion.

    There is no economic or strategic value to west, russia, or east of the islamic peoples.

    For all intents and purposes, once the oil is gone the middle east is just a hostile and alien sub-saharan africa.

    That’s my analysis and I’m pretty sure around the globe, in every general staff, that this is the same thought OTHER than Russians, who are still a little bit ‘off’ in their desire for a restoration.

    It takes 500M people to be a world power in economics. The anglos have about that many. The europeans about that many. The muslims like the chinese have more than a billion, and no concern for economics. the chinese have more than a billion totally homogenous and do care about economics. The west cares most about economics -too much, but is no longer homogenous.

    That last paragraph is worth pondering for a few years.

    https://www.quora.com/Can-Syria-become-another-Vietnam-for-the-US-and-Russia

  • Can Syria Become Another Vietnam For The Us And Russia?

    Iran is the problem.

    a) Russian population ~145M but with autocracy, missiles and oil, a world power.
    b) Iran + Iraq + Syria + Lebanon + Yemen = ~150M. But with autocracy, missiles and oil a world power.

    Iran is recreating the persian empire under arab rather than persian culture as the ottoman declined. Just as Russia created its empire by conquest of the mongolian empire as it declined.

    The purpose of Vietnam was proxy for war with China, since the USA failed to finish the conquest of communist china during the second world war.

    The purpose of the cold war was a proxy for war with russia, since the USA failed to finish the conquest of communist russia during the second world war.

    The purpose of syria is a proxy for the war with Iran, since the USA failed to finish the conquest of islamism during the gulf wars.

    The question is only whether the USA has the economic and cultural reserves itself to survive the defeat of iran.

    My expectation is that the arabs are sufficiently inferior as a genetic, cultural, and institutional system, and that the Persians have been sufficiently decimated, that the transformation of Iran will not follow the pattern of the more advanced civilizations of russia and china.

    Semitic Abrahamism’s ‘communism’ was economic and ideological, where the combination of french abrahamic postmodernism and arab abrahamic islamism are purely religious systems that do not need to provide empirical results.

    Since these strategies do not ask for direct redistribution from the middle and upper classes, but slowly appropriate culture and institutions, it is hard to see how they will not succeed in conquest by immigration.

    So it’s not a question of whether syria will become another vietnam, but whether it is worth it or not to take the battle home to Iran before she becomes another Russia or China and we cannot fight her except by proxy.

    Unlike previous ‘battles of modernization’ in which the west has tried to drag primitive cultures into modernity (consumer capitalism), it is not clear that americans will take the battle to Iran until the discussion is put in such clear terms: that this is just the continuation of the battle against Abrahamism in byzantine/syrian-christian, jewish-communist, and islamic forms. And that we have been fighting this battle for over 2000 years. And that until 1800 we were losing that battle.

    Worse, while Russia – as a low trust polity – is Iran’s ally, it appears irrational for russia to advance Iran’s interests given that so much of Russia’s resources are in muslim regions of the former soviet empire. And that russia would have a very hard time competing against a restored and expansionist Iranian Empire on her southern border.

    Strategically Russia’s intersets are with Germany, not with Iran or China. But Americans lost that opportunity. So perhaps it is in the west’s interest to allow the rise of iran, and withdraw the USA from continental affairs, so that russia’s only option is to ally with europe.

    The alternative for Russia is incremental conquest and conversion.

    There is no economic or strategic value to west, russia, or east of the islamic peoples.

    For all intents and purposes, once the oil is gone the middle east is just a hostile and alien sub-saharan africa.

    That’s my analysis and I’m pretty sure around the globe, in every general staff, that this is the same thought OTHER than Russians, who are still a little bit ‘off’ in their desire for a restoration.

    It takes 500M people to be a world power in economics. The anglos have about that many. The europeans about that many. The muslims like the chinese have more than a billion, and no concern for economics. the chinese have more than a billion totally homogenous and do care about economics. The west cares most about economics -too much, but is no longer homogenous.

    That last paragraph is worth pondering for a few years.

    https://www.quora.com/Can-Syria-become-another-Vietnam-for-the-US-and-Russia

  • RUSSIAN EMPIRE. IRANIAN EMPIRE a) Russian population ~145M but with missiles and

    RUSSIAN EMPIRE. IRANIAN EMPIRE

    a) Russian population ~145M but with missiles and oil, a world power.

    b) Iran + Iraq + Syria + Lebanon + Yemen = ~150M. But with missiles and oil a world power.

    Think of an IRAN capable as Russia….


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-19 06:50:00 UTC

  • THE TEST OF ‘DIVINE RIGHT’ (MARKET FOR RULE) Ely Harman The problem is that rule

    THE TEST OF ‘DIVINE RIGHT’ (MARKET FOR RULE)

    Ely Harman

    The problem is that rule by divine right is a DESCRIPTIVE theory and not a PRESCRIPTIVE theory.

    So yeah, if the sovereign can at once awe and inspire loyalty, then don’t challenge him. But if not, there is no reason not to.

    You cannot know whether or not he has the divine mandate unless you put it to the test. The gods will show their mind if they are offered a choice.

    Even a bad king may be a punishment for worse subjects, rather than merely a usurper whose fall shows the emptiness of his pretensions. But only the test can reveal the difference.

    (Curt: King of the Hill is a market process.)


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-18 16:49:00 UTC

  • MILITIA: A distributed dictatorship of sovereign men. That’s the secret. That’s

    MILITIA: A distributed dictatorship of sovereign men.

    That’s the secret. That’s the magic. Sovereignty requires a militia in reciprocal contract of mutual insurance under natural law. The consequence of sovereign reciprocally insuring militia under natural law of reciprocity is markets in everything. The result of markets in everything is the institutional production of agency, and through agency transcendence of man.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-18 15:05:00 UTC

  • THERE IS ONLY ONE METHOD OF OPTING-IN by Lorenz Fiorenza —“We only opt-in thro

    THERE IS ONLY ONE METHOD OF OPTING-IN

    by Lorenz Fiorenza

    —“We only opt-in through participation in the militia and the revolution. The system can’t be reformed. If the militia is a sword that forges itself, then it is up to the discretion of the militia to choose what leader they give their sword to. It is a gamble and there is no 100% likelihood of benevolence- Washington could have contracted syphilis and gone mad despite pure intent. The question is, will a world of monarchies be inevitable due to the long-term institutions needed for managing the domestication and transcendence of man?”—


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-18 15:03:00 UTC