October 6th, 2007
If one climbs high enough, one can see for miles and miles. If one is a global cartel with 480,000 employees in Automation and Control, Power plants and fuel cell technologies, Transportation, Medical services like Bayer Diagnostics, Lighting, and the field of Information and Communication to instruct and divert the masses, one can direct not only activities in space but can shape a profitable future. Whether it is a humane future can be discerned from the text. Read the rest of this entry »
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October 1st, 2007
An acronym is a neologism, a new word formed of the first letters of a series of words. For example, UNESCO is the acronym of the “United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization;” its first Director, Sir Julian Huxley, wrote a book, UNESCO, its Purpose and Philosophy (Washington, 1947) whose principles have shaped our lives and helped create a world state, the State whose birth pangs we’ve been living through since 1919, at least. How’s it feeling?
Huxley believed fervently in evolution and the ability to foster it socially by applying “the thesis, antithesis, synthesis of Hegelian philosophy and the Marxist reconciliation of opposites based on it.” He wrote that “dialectical materialism was the first radical attempt at an evolutionary philosophy” (ibid). Sir Julian’s grandfather, publicist Thomas Henry Huxley was instrumental in turning Darwin’s theory of evolution into a dogma. Read the rest of this entry »
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September 15th, 2007
This essay concerns the numbing and conditioning of people’s minds till one can speak of a collective “mind of the masses.” It concerns the Global Citizen, Britney Spears and the current status of goddess rapture. We need only follow the paper trail of media culture… Read the rest of this entry »
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August 15th, 2007
Comte, Blavatsky, Bailey, Crowley, Marx, Wells et al spoke of the Hierarchs or the Party or the “enlightened ones” - die eigene - who could dance with the devil as Mick Jagger, a useful tool of those fashioning the World Security state sang in “Dancing with Mr. D.” As the maneuvers and emplacement of the World Council of the World Religion and its geo-political end game becomes more overt, the hierarchs increasingly need to keep the masses distracted and sad. To do this, more and more people are driven for solace to sports which become increasingly degraded into the cult of goddess rapture and the general loss of norms, standards and skills that pervades culture, distinguishing our twilight times. The trap has been pre-set and is being sprung. Read the rest of this entry »
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May 6th, 2007
The storm of the Duke Rape case has subsided. Unless there is an after-shock should district attorney Mike Nifong be indicted rather than chastised, — an empty rebuke — the enormous significance of this matter will be buried by tomorrow’s catastrophes and absurdities. But beyond the reverse racism and victim feminism at Duke, there is one major area of American life that went unmentioned throughout the saga: the routine, vicious, and family-destroying methods of the divorce industry and courts, methods and biases that have been destroying lives for profit for thirty-five years.
Read carefully because more than the damage done to the students at Duke the injustices and damage of the Divorce Industry tear out the heart of our Constitutional Republic and of the relationships of trust, honor, tradition, teaching and honesty at its core.
We also will consider why the torrent or media coverage missed or buried the connection between the injustices at Duke and the divorce industry. Read the rest of this entry »
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April 8th, 2007
For two weeks, in late March and early April 2007 fifteen British navy personnel received intense media coverage after being snatched from the Persian Gulf by an Iranian boat. Iran paraded the prisoners before cameras for rehearsed apologies which created outrage in America and even in Britain. Since the British were close to but apparently not in Iranian waters their abduction was an act of war (recall the Barbary pirates) and their treatment violated international laws protecting prisoners. But England’s fellow EU states, obligated by law to come to her defense, looked away. Their commerce with Iran, principally Germany whose $6.2 billion in bank-credits backed ultimately by German tax payers supports German corporations in Iran and covers Iran’s trade deficit with Europe left their governments indifferent to the prisoners’ and to the issues at stake. Eurabia strikes again.
And after all, Britain has betrayed them many times, not least into the partitions, financial deals and surrenders that triggered WW II.
Perhaps this is part of the wages of the ”war on terror.” After all, are we at war with Iran? Their leaders often say that they are at war with us while our leaders engage in extended diplomatic processes of obscure design. It seems that what Joseph Conrad called “the flabby, weak-eyed, pretending devil of rapacious and pitiless folly” has struck again; has moved in, perhaps for the duration… Read the rest of this entry »
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