Bogumil, If I had not stressed this already, the latest ARPLAN Post feels like a culmination of the earlier ones on Pan-Germanic Socialism (PGS), including the power struggle to define what it is supposed to be. That power struggle is… Read More ›
Pan-Germanic Socialism
What was the “Uneven Alliance?” (Pt. I of II)
Bogumil, Have you been able to notice a recurring pattern or two within our discussions of the various ARPLAN Posts on Pan-Germanic Socialism (PGS) lately? I have been thinking as of this year about why information on the pre-Hitlerist origins… Read More ›
Investigations into “Universalist Corporatism” (Pt. I of II)
Bogumil, I did some research over the past few days to investigate the philosophy of Othmar Spann and the relationship of his ideas with Gottfried Feder. I am convinced that my conclusions here are accessible enough for anyone interested in… Read More ›
Investigations into “Universalist Corporatism” (Pt. I of II)
Bogumil, To begin, I must apologize for not being able to reply to your latest ARPLAN Post sooner. As much I was interested in reading it, I have been extremely preoccupied within my personal affairs, preventing me from being able… Read More ›
Response to “Mussolini’s Speech to the Workers of Milan”
Bogumil, Personally, I did not know about this speech until this ARPLAN Post had brought it to my attention. I am willing to believe that an argument can be made in favor of a correlation between the current Post and… Read More ›
Cold War-Era Geopolitical Simulators
As part of my attempts to reorient the focus of The Fourth Estate, I felt it is now time to spread news about some video games that I have been playing for years. For those who do not know, the… Read More ›
On “Pan-Germanic Socialism and Animal Rights” (Pt. II of II)
Bogumil, The latest ARPLAN Post is definitely among the most insightful and relevant topics about Pan-Germanic Socialism. In this case, we are delving into Pan-Germanic Legal Theory (PGLT), including its prospect of ushering an entirely distinct form of legal jurisprudence,… Read More ›
On “Pan-Germanic Socialism and Animal Rights” (Pt. I of II)
Bogumil, While I am familiar with Pan-Germanic Socialism’s positions on Animal Rights, I doubt most people are fully aware of why the ideology is supportive of Animal Rights, let alone its implications beyond the obvious pro-Environmentalist ones. There is a… Read More ›
Conservative Socialism: The Revolutionary Realm (Pt. I of II)
In the last Conservative Socialism-related Blog post, I stated that there was a dialectic inherent within the very debate over “Reform vs. Revolution” by most Socialists and Communists. My position remains constant: any serious adoption of Socialism must occur through… Read More ›
Conservative Socialism: The Dialectics of “Reform vs. Revolution” and “Realm vs. Empire”
World History has identified a multitude of ways in which a nation-state adopts Socialism. I had identified most of the known entry points, splitting them into three categories for the sake of ease of reference. Those are “Reformation,” “Reorganization,” and… Read More ›
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