Who is this guy? It doesn’t matter who he is. It’s what he’s doing that matters. He is observing. Observing what? Reality! He lives by observing what is there, and interacting with it. Smart guy! He gets my admiration, although what he is doing is – in itself – no big deal. Or rather, was [...]
Posts Tagged ‘deep ecology’
Overpopulation is ecocide
As conservation conservatives, we have at this blog taken a single viewpoint on the environmental crisis: it has a singular cause, which is land overuse, driven by another singular cause, which is a rise in human population. We further note how many societies, including Easter Island and pre-Revolutionary France, doomed themselves by increasing their population [...]
Futurist Traditionalism
Futurist Traditionalism begins in Guillaume Faye’s concept of metapolitics, or the notion that cultural change is spurred on by ideas, and this leads political change. None of the parties available in politics today represent anything other than established demographics with their voting standards already set and defined by social forces; for example, most people vote [...]
Nationalism rising across Europe
Extreme Politics covers the rise of new “free nationalism” in Europe and what it means: Nationalists don’t want to just change laws — they want an entirely different type of civilization. We haven’t heard much from them since 1945, since nationalist groups have been the province of mostly violent losers with a few disaffected intellectuals, [...]
Humanflood (Pentti Linkola)
Translated by Harri Heinonen and Michael Moynihan Introduction by Michael Moynihan Is Pentti Linkola posing the most dangerous thoughts mankind has ever considered? Or is he this planet’s only remaining voice of sanity? Living an ascetic existence as a fisherman in a remote rural region of his frigid homeland, the Finnish philosopher has pondered mankind’s [...]
