“The cameralists of the books, as distinguished from the cameralists of the bureaus, although the former class was usually recruited from the latter, were the men who worked out for publication, and especially for pedagogical purposes, the system of procedure… Read More ›
Today, I am beginning my readings of a textbook-length tome by the famed American sociologist Albion Woodbury Small, entitled, The Cameralists. It is understandable for readers of The Fourth Estate to not know who Small was the founder of the… Read More ›
“The question: ‘What is Conservative?’ leads on to another: ‘When will Conservatism become possible again?’ The confusion of Conservatism with Reaction arose when our political life lost its Conservative basis and was invaded by Reactionary phrase-mongering on the one side,… Read More ›
“[Thanks to its Songun Policy and Juche], North Korea gets a high score for both ‘defense’ and “lack of dependence.” [The DPRK] can sever its limited connection to cyberspace even more easily and effectively than China can. Moreover, North Korea… Read More ›
What the Jungfrau encountered at Barry Goldwater’s Goldwasser Department Store: Typus of Young Carl + Typus of Young Rudolf → Figure of Pan-Germanic SocialismYoung Carl ⇌ Typus of Carl Gustav JungYoung Rudolf ⇌ Typus of Rudolf Jung Evaluating the Jungfrau’s… Read More ›
“In our day, [Insecurity was] pretty [easy to take] care of. The delicate balance that ideally exists between [Unfreedom] and [Security] has long since tipped against Freedom [and Insecurity] practically everywhere on Earth. In [the Western Bloc countries], Freedom is… Read More ›
Continuing where I had left off with “‘Coronavirus Endemic’: The Coming Détente with COVID-19 in 2022,” there is another topic of interest worthy of mention here. When the Coronavirus Pandemic began nearly two years ago, the Liberal Capitalists revealed their… Read More ›
Nearly two years have passed since the opening weeks of the Coronavirus Pandemic. There is a steady trickle of rhetoric lately about how the Pandemic is now becoming an “Endemic.” The implications are profound because declaring the Pandemic as becoming… Read More ›
In Prussia, there used to have been an old saying by the First Servant of its State: “An Army, like a serpent, goes upon its belly.” This phrase is invoked to state that the overall effectiveness of an entire armed… Read More ›
Finding straightforward, unbiased media sources in the English-speaking world is difficult, if not next-to-impossible. It is even more troublesome in the German-speaking world, where certain Cognitive Biases prevail over the interpretations of past historical events from a distinctly West German… Read More ›
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