For those of you who still think that elections, ideology and political affinity are key factors in the political agenda of (Post)modern nation-states, A ’valley-girl’ quoted by Erik Nordman recently pointed out: “I, like, am outraged and we are, like, ruled by the bankers.” – Valley girl, age 14 As much of a flibbertigibbet the girl [...]
Posts Tagged ‘control’
Will to Power as cooperation
Life is mostly about solving problems using common sense; things don’t need to be very complicated as long they work. Most conservatives tend to simply “trust their guts” when evaluating problems; consequently, they focus on this freedom to choose, and they individually assume the consequences — to the conservative mind, each to his place. It is [...]
Food for thought
From Jesus to Wall Street
Iron Will, Faith & Discipline
Long neglected, the west continues its miserable decline into absolute failure. Will we ever rise to rule ourselves again? What is our ability to organize ourselves and form a collective force, a social force, an Iron Will able to conquest back our nations from the disorientated weakness of convenience? What is needed is organization, strict [...]
On interface layers and our perfect inequality
A couple months ago, on one of our affiliated discussion domains, an interesting dialogue took place. The discussion topic was inspired by an essay by Vijay Prozak at the domain titled Oncology. I’ll repost my “Plato” part from the topical disussion as follows: Months ago, there was a blog published at the Archdruid Report (The [...]
Why New Right? Part Two
Part Two in the Why New Right? series highlights the ideal and necessity aspects of a return to localized sustainability against our overextended globalization age.
Why New Right? Part One
Part One in the Why New Right? series attempts to distinguish some New Right understanding from all the others and point to its unapologetic Darwinian basis.
Social networking sites can highlight social weaknesses
A while ago, I friended a family friend’s son on Facebook. Nice guy, always pretty quiet, but generally reasonable – at least, that’s how I had known him in the 90s, and I hadn’t really seen him much since. After friending him and his sister, I realized both were Ron Paul supporters. Sure, this could [...]
