Posted By Director on August 29, 2010
Warning For America From South Africa By Gemma Meyer (Gemma Meyer is the pseudonym of a South African journalist. She and her husband, a former conservative member of parliament, still reside in South Africa.)
People used to say that South Africa was 20 years behind the rest of the Western world. Television, for example, came late to South Africa (but so did pornography and the gay rights movement). Today, however, South Africa may be the grim model of the future Western world, for events in America reveal trends chillingly similar to those that destroyed our country. (more…)
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Posted By Director on August 24, 2010
Review of Antonio R. Damasio, Descartes’ Error: Motion, Reason, and the Human Brain, New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1994.
Science has devalued emotion because scientists believed emotion clouded reason or played no part in reasoning and was a function of the “lower brain.” Damasio is correcting this view by showing that feelings allow minding of the body and thus feelings form a frame of reference for images and thought interpretations. (more…)
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Posted By Director on August 21, 2010
Brain science is flourishing, but it is yet in its adolescence, with many researchers offering wildly differing theories of the brain/mind connection. This is understandable because there is no such thing as scientific interpretation. All interpretation comes from existing worldviews projected upon data. As brain studies progress, many theories will be discarded, but at the moment there are way too many competing theories for us to cover in a post. Books have been written on this subject, and there is wide coverage on the net. (more…)
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Tags: Antonio Damasio, brain function, brain/mind interaction, Descartes' Error, feeling states and mental images, the problem of the self
Posted By Director on August 17, 2010
This post is a bit repetitive, bear with us. We want to have a summary and review before we present new material on identity cleansing. We don’t have the feeling that any of our students are so good that they can just skip a class.
As we noted in our post The racial integration con job, America is the land of identity confusion. The American ideal of citizenship creates a new American identity, a new primary loyalty to America that supersedes everyone’s ethnic identity and its heritage. Let’s explore this confusion in more detail. The idea of America requires every citizen be initiated into a new identity and to function in the new institutions America has created. But what about people who come here and hold on to their old identities? Are they Americans or something else? (more…)
Category: Culture wars, Marxist psychology, Resistance |
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Tags: identity confusion, Marxist psychology, multiculturalism con job, the American identity, the problem of the self
Posted By Director on August 13, 2010
“There is no means of avoiding a final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as a result of a voluntary abandonment of further credit expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved.” Ludwig von Mises
Today we’re going to make a quick review of the trends of interest that impinge on the ability of the New World Order to hold itself together and control us. In the Era of Constant Crisis, certain trendlines have played themselves out, and others have emerged as influential. This review will set you up for a change in mini-era, a change to the next phase of the New World Order.
Europe has stabilized its financial system after the Greece bailout crisis. The European Union is going to hold itself together while debt issuers pay off debts. European governments’ austerity measures should work to prolong the EU’s future. European banks are stress-tested; most will survive. Shutting out U.S. influence means Europe can survive, alone. The long-term trend of anti-white immigration policies can continue. European nations will have to deal with street violence, but we assume they can control their populations with force. (more…)
Category: Global Economy, Obama Administration, U.S. Economy |
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Posted By Director on August 9, 2010
The high Tibetan plateau is one of the most beautiful places in the world. It is a vast and rugged landscape. You can’t farm at these high altitudes, the entire economy is based on yak-herding. Tibetan Buddhism has overlooked its prohibition against eating meat because yak-herding is the only sustainable economy on the plateau, and the southern farms did not produce enough to feed the upland tribes.
In the early part of the twentieth century, Tibet banned automobiles because they scare the yaks. Many Tibetans approached Lhasa on their knees, so cars were bothersome. Tibet also banned foreigners, to preserve its culture. Pretty smart. The Tibetans had a kind of paradise, and they didn’t want the modern age or modern man to ruin it. (more…)
Category: Global Communism, White studies |
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Posted By Director on August 4, 2010
Review of Ubiquity: The Science of History, Mark Buchanan, Crown Publishers, New York, 2000.
If you were excited by our summary of critical state theory in Part 1, today’s post should sober you up. Everything in critical state theory is a load of bullshit. (more…)
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Tags: Adolphe Quetelet, critical state theory, Jeffrey Sachs, Mark Buchanan, scientific determinism, scientific history, ubiquity
