Cold Culture War II: “Are Traps Gay?” “[O]ur technique of identifying predicted future disasters [is] a simple series of questions derived from our observation of past Cassandra Events[:] (1) the warning, the threat, or risk in question; (2) the decision… Read More ›
I am going to be working on Total Educational Effort (Pt. V of V). There is now enough hard data and historical evidence for me to not only complete it, but also address why I am convinced that Social Democracy… Read More ›
Okay, everything is going according to plan regarding the draft copy of Part V of “Total Educational Effort.” I can’t believe the Answer to the Question of “Are Traps Gay?” is related to the coinciding Question of “Are Parochial Schools… Read More ›
In a recent comment on another Blog, I stated that I had encountered “That Special Period between Childhood and Adulthood (or Capitalism and Socialism). I am of course referring to that particular moment in my personal life in “Third Place:… Read More ›
[I] trust that this pamphlet will help the reader to understand the fundamental economic question [of Aesopian Language], that of the economic essence of [Cultural] Imperialism, for unless this is studied, it will be impossible to understand and appraise [Financial… Read More ›
Solidarity Preference: The Freedom-Security Dialectic “Neither Violence nor Power of the Purse fashion the Universe / Ethical Action, Spiritual Force may reshape the World’s Course” -Hjalmar Schacht, Confessions of the Old Wizard, ca. 1956 Class Struggle: Youth Cultural Wars “It is… Read More ›
As of late, I am halfway done with Part IV of “Third Place: ‘Total Educational Effort” (Pt. III of V).” This is the first half, the other half was handwritten on paper as a draft to get my thoughts sorted… Read More ›
To begin, has anyone ever wondered why I, an American English speaker from New England, tend to deliberately exclude the verb “Utilize” and the noun “Utility” from my vocabulary? Such words are in final analysis the ideological language of a… Read More ›
Nothing is more fascinating than a restoration of certain time-honored traditions through the State. Neoliberalism neither reveres the rite of passage into adulthood nor the sanctity of marriage and family. Such sacred traditions and countless others are still being discarded… Read More ›
“Courageous skepticism” is needed to comprehend the extent of my activities for this week. The past two days have seen me engaging in a sort of Deconstruction of Rudolf Jung’s Der nationale Sozialismus (2nd Edition). Since the 3rd Edition was… Read More ›
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