Showing posts with label Dmitry Orlov. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dmitry Orlov. Show all posts
Sunday, May 03, 2020
Monday, October 14, 2019
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
The Saker Interviews Dmitry Orlov
Here.
Unz.com is currently down.
The interview is sure to upset Ukrainian nationalists. But this feud between cousins shouldn't be the problem of Catholics or Orthodox, nor sure it be elevated that level. And in itself, it shouldn't be a problem of Americans.
The Five Stages of Collapse
Unz.com is currently down.
The interview is sure to upset Ukrainian nationalists. But this feud between cousins shouldn't be the problem of Catholics or Orthodox, nor sure it be elevated that level. And in itself, it shouldn't be a problem of Americans.
The Five Stages of Collapse
Saturday, January 12, 2019
Sunday, April 01, 2018
Monday, August 29, 2016
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Monday, May 19, 2014
ClubOrlov: Interview on Signs of the Times Radio
ClubOrlov: Interview on Signs of the Times Radio: New Current Events Internet Radio with SOTT Talk Radio on BlogTalkRadio A wide-ranging discussion with some particularly well-informed an...
Monday, November 11, 2013
Sunday, June 16, 2013
More Kunstler and Orlov
A recent interview with Dmitry Orlov - C-Realm Podcast 365: Communities that Abide (via Club Orlov)
From 2008: 96: Kollapsnik & the Ripping Yarn
Related:
A Clear Picture of What to Expect
The five stages of collapse
by James H. Kunstler
From 2008: 96: Kollapsnik & the Ripping Yarn
Related:
A Clear Picture of What to Expect
The five stages of collapse
by James H. Kunstler
Monday, June 10, 2013
Wednesday, June 05, 2013
Items of Interest, 5 June 2013
5 reasons why the US will never again see economic growth by Lindsey Curren
The World Economy Is a Ticking Time Bomb (and The Fuse is Burning) by Richard Eskow
Dmitry Orlov will begin a new series of posts discussing the features of "Communities that Abide" - in his preamble he talks about his recent encounters with American feminism.
A perhaps unexpected perspective on immigration:
Open Borders and the Tragedy of Open Access Commons by Herman Daly
Freedom and the Family: The Family Crisis and the Future of Western Civilization by Stephen Baskerville
Michael Avramovich has begun a series of posts on Common Core:
Common Core Educational Standards: Federal Government Power Grab?
Part 2: Common Core Literature Standards
Part 3: Common Core Math Standards
TED: Ken Robinson: How to escape education's death valley
Donald Kagan:
Ave atque vale by Donald Kagan
Upon his retirement from Yale, Donald Kagan considers the future of liberal education in this farewell speech.
(Open Yale Courses | Introduction to Ancient Greek History - intro)
His farewell lecture:
Yale's Donald Kagan, a lightning rod to the nation, retires
Parts 3 and 4, 5
Interview: Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Why Choose a Catholic College?
By Most Rev. William E. Lori, Archbishop of Baltimore
James Kalb
Unlearning the Errors of Our Secular Age
The Idea of Catholic Society
Free the Animal: Unplugging the Internets (see also Addiction by Design)
Liberty, Technology, and the Advent of Social Networking by Gladden J. Pappin
How Two Plant Geeks Grew a Permaculture Oasis in an Ordinary Backyard
Place, its Importance, and its Limits by Bruce Frohnen
Pieces related Rod Dreher's book about his sister: A Small-town Saint for a Placeless Age
The Limits of Place by Mark T. Mitchell
Place Isn't Just Geographical by Jeffrey Bilbro
AoM's list of best westerns.
The World Economy Is a Ticking Time Bomb (and The Fuse is Burning) by Richard Eskow
Dmitry Orlov will begin a new series of posts discussing the features of "Communities that Abide" - in his preamble he talks about his recent encounters with American feminism.
A perhaps unexpected perspective on immigration:
Open Borders and the Tragedy of Open Access Commons by Herman Daly
Freedom and the Family: The Family Crisis and the Future of Western Civilization by Stephen Baskerville
Michael Avramovich has begun a series of posts on Common Core:
Common Core Educational Standards: Federal Government Power Grab?
Part 2: Common Core Literature Standards
Part 3: Common Core Math Standards
TED: Ken Robinson: How to escape education's death valley
Donald Kagan:
Ave atque vale by Donald Kagan
Upon his retirement from Yale, Donald Kagan considers the future of liberal education in this farewell speech.
(Open Yale Courses | Introduction to Ancient Greek History - intro)
His farewell lecture:
Yale's Donald Kagan, a lightning rod to the nation, retires
Parts 3 and 4, 5
Interview: Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Why Choose a Catholic College?
By Most Rev. William E. Lori, Archbishop of Baltimore
James Kalb
Unlearning the Errors of Our Secular Age
The Idea of Catholic Society
Free the Animal: Unplugging the Internets (see also Addiction by Design)
Liberty, Technology, and the Advent of Social Networking by Gladden J. Pappin
How Two Plant Geeks Grew a Permaculture Oasis in an Ordinary Backyard
Place, its Importance, and its Limits by Bruce Frohnen
Pieces related Rod Dreher's book about his sister: A Small-town Saint for a Placeless Age
The Limits of Place by Mark T. Mitchell
Place Isn't Just Geographical by Jeffrey Bilbro
AoM's list of best westerns.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Friday, June 15, 2012
Items of Interest, 15 June 2012
The Flaw in Jefferson’s Idea of Ward Republics by Will Hoyt
The Baleful Comet of Boston: Samuel Adams and the Puritan Republic by M. E. Bradford
The Moral Imagination & Imaginative Conservatism by Eva Brann
William J. Watkins, Storming the Castle Doctrine
Imperial Dusk by Joseph Fallon
Bradley Birzer, Conservatism is Not an Ideology
Permanent Things: T.S. Eliot's Conservatism
Samuel Gregg, A Necessary Symbiosis
America’s Spiritual Capital
by Nicholas Capaldi and Theodore Roosevelt Malloch
St Augustine’s Press (South Bend, Indiana), 2012.
Paper, 176 pages, $17.
Modern but Not Liberal
A confident Christian faith can absorb and sustain the achievements of modernity
David S. Yeago
Rod Dreher, Corruption and Family Structure
The Indian Law That Lets Citizens Shoot Cops
AllGov.com
Ralph Nader, Romney's Inante Campaign
Paul Gottfried, An Echo, Not a Choice
A Trump doing something positive? Ivanka Trump Makes Her Mark (modesty in fashion)
The Perfections of Jane Austen by Eva Brann
Economics and Sustainability:
Elinor Ostrom passed away earlier this week. Slate. Indiana University.
Thomas Storck, Too Few Capitalists or Too Much Capitalism
The Myth of the Free Market American Health Care System
Book review: "Energy and the Wealth of Nations"
by Richard Vodra, JD, CFP
'The End of Growth'… and then what? (review of Heinberg and Rubin) (EB)
Crawford Kilian, The Tyee
END OF GROWTH UPDATE: Neither a borrower nor a lender be by Richard Heinberg (EB)
Bill Rees: Why We're in Denial (EB)
by Justin Ritchie & Seth Moser-Katz
Relocalization:
Making a Local Coat: From Raw Materials to Finished Product
Eating our way to a better world? : A plea to local, fair-trade, organic food enthusiasts by Andrea Brower
Chris Martenson's website has some changes.
Is Your Home Fit? Here’s How to Find Out
John Michael Greer, Collapse Now and Avoid the Rush and The Parting of the Ways
Earth Blood : John Michael Greer (interview) - mp3
Club Orlov: Fragility and Collapse: Slowly at first, then all at once and Our Brave Experiment
10 Ways to Love Where You Live
Farming:
Gene Logsdon, Can garden farming be too successful? (EB)
Soil Survivor: An Interview with Will Allen
Peak Oil and Energy:
Oil and the future: a review of Peeking at Peak Oil (EB)
Kersti Kollberg, Uppsala Nya Tidning (Aleklett's Energy Mix)
Modifying Hubbert’s model of peak oil to account for a rise in production due to higher prices (EB)
James Hamilton, Econbrowser
[ Charles Hall // Energy Returns ]
[ Charles Hall // Energy Returns ] from Extraenvironmentalist on Vimeo.
Energy Return on (Energy) Invested (EROI), Oil Prices, and Energy Transitions
Peak Oil = Slavery?
Education:
U of All People
Catholic:
Why I Wore A Strapless Wedding Dress
(Reminds me of JC and her wedding at the CC chapel.)
Political Withdrawal Reconsidered
James Kalb, In the Middle of the Journey
Catholics need to oppose the movement toward a society that prizes above all else security, efficiency, and the ever-more-demanding liberal version of human rights.
Music:
A review in the SFCV of Jordi Savall's concerts last weekend.
Materialism is Killing Country Music by Charlie Spiering
The Baleful Comet of Boston: Samuel Adams and the Puritan Republic by M. E. Bradford
The Moral Imagination & Imaginative Conservatism by Eva Brann
William J. Watkins, Storming the Castle Doctrine
Imperial Dusk by Joseph Fallon
Bradley Birzer, Conservatism is Not an Ideology
Permanent Things: T.S. Eliot's Conservatism
Samuel Gregg, A Necessary Symbiosis
America’s Spiritual Capital
by Nicholas Capaldi and Theodore Roosevelt Malloch
St Augustine’s Press (South Bend, Indiana), 2012.
Paper, 176 pages, $17.
Modern but Not Liberal
A confident Christian faith can absorb and sustain the achievements of modernity
David S. Yeago
Too accepting of liberalism as one of the primary causes of modernity? (Rather than an ideology used by some to justify the consequences of political and economic centralization.)
Rod Dreher, Corruption and Family Structure
The Indian Law That Lets Citizens Shoot Cops
AllGov.com
Ralph Nader, Romney's Inante Campaign
Paul Gottfried, An Echo, Not a Choice
A Trump doing something positive? Ivanka Trump Makes Her Mark (modesty in fashion)
The Perfections of Jane Austen by Eva Brann
Economics and Sustainability:
Elinor Ostrom passed away earlier this week. Slate. Indiana University.
Thomas Storck, Too Few Capitalists or Too Much Capitalism
The Myth of the Free Market American Health Care System
Book review: "Energy and the Wealth of Nations"
by Richard Vodra, JD, CFP
'The End of Growth'… and then what? (review of Heinberg and Rubin) (EB)
Crawford Kilian, The Tyee
END OF GROWTH UPDATE: Neither a borrower nor a lender be by Richard Heinberg (EB)
Bill Rees: Why We're in Denial (EB)
by Justin Ritchie & Seth Moser-Katz
Relocalization:
Making a Local Coat: From Raw Materials to Finished Product
Eating our way to a better world? : A plea to local, fair-trade, organic food enthusiasts by Andrea Brower
Chris Martenson's website has some changes.
Is Your Home Fit? Here’s How to Find Out
John Michael Greer, Collapse Now and Avoid the Rush and The Parting of the Ways
Earth Blood : John Michael Greer (interview) - mp3
Club Orlov: Fragility and Collapse: Slowly at first, then all at once and Our Brave Experiment
10 Ways to Love Where You Live
We should do what we can to be neighborly and sociable, but these steps will not eradicate profound differences in culture and identity.
Farming:
Gene Logsdon, Can garden farming be too successful? (EB)
Soil Survivor: An Interview with Will Allen
Peak Oil and Energy:
Oil and the future: a review of Peeking at Peak Oil (EB)
Kersti Kollberg, Uppsala Nya Tidning (Aleklett's Energy Mix)
Modifying Hubbert’s model of peak oil to account for a rise in production due to higher prices (EB)
James Hamilton, Econbrowser
[ Charles Hall // Energy Returns ]
[ Charles Hall // Energy Returns ] from Extraenvironmentalist on Vimeo.
Energy Return on (Energy) Invested (EROI), Oil Prices, and Energy Transitions
Peak Oil = Slavery?
Education:
U of All People
Catholic:
Why I Wore A Strapless Wedding Dress
(Reminds me of JC and her wedding at the CC chapel.)
Political Withdrawal Reconsidered
James Kalb, In the Middle of the Journey
Catholics need to oppose the movement toward a society that prizes above all else security, efficiency, and the ever-more-demanding liberal version of human rights.
Music:
A review in the SFCV of Jordi Savall's concerts last weekend.
Materialism is Killing Country Music by Charlie Spiering
Friday, June 08, 2012
Raj Patel to appear for the Commonwealth Club
In both SF (6/12) and Mt. View (6/14) next week.
From 2010. (CC is charging for access to the videos now.)
About Homo Economicus:
His website.
His feminism:
Club Orlov: Fragility and Collapse: Slowly at first, then all at once
The Archdruid Report: Collapse Now and Avoid the Rush
Paul Craig Roberts, The Economy Comes Unglued
The Automatic Earth: Welcome to the No-Growth Paradigm
From 2007:
Making Other Arrangements
A wake-up call to a citizenry in the shadow of oil scarcity
by James Howard Kunstler
photographs by David Maisel
From 2010. (CC is charging for access to the videos now.)
About Homo Economicus:
His website.
His feminism:
Club Orlov: Fragility and Collapse: Slowly at first, then all at once
The Archdruid Report: Collapse Now and Avoid the Rush
Paul Craig Roberts, The Economy Comes Unglued
The Automatic Earth: Welcome to the No-Growth Paradigm
From 2007:
Making Other Arrangements
A wake-up call to a citizenry in the shadow of oil scarcity
by James Howard Kunstler
photographs by David Maisel
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Peter Maurin
Peter Maurin: A Fool for Christ by Christopher Shannon
Related:
Peter Maurin's Personalist Gift to the Catholic Worker
The Roundtable
Easy Essays (CW, CJD)
Peter Maurin: Wisdom from Easy Essays
Club Orlov: Sustainable Living as Religious Observance
Related:
Peter Maurin's Personalist Gift to the Catholic Worker
The Roundtable
Easy Essays (CW, CJD)
Peter Maurin: Wisdom from Easy Essays
Club Orlov: Sustainable Living as Religious Observance
Monday, February 13, 2012
Items of Interest, 13 February 2012
Thomas Fleming, The Conservatives' War on Marriage
Obama’s Game by Srdja Trifkovic
Steve Sailer reviews Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010, by Charles Murray - The Bell Curve’s Toll. (Plus, Ross Douthat gets the Charles Murray book's biggest oversight)
NPR
Coming Apart, and Back Together? by Ryan T. Anderson
What Madison Meant - a review of Kevin Gutzman's book on James Madison, which is official released today.
Blog: The Incendiary Insight
Russell Kirk: What is the Object of Human Life
David Walker, Our make-believe federal budget
Trollin’ all the Sheep: The Grammys are Decadent and Depraved by Jordan Bloom
I read elsewhere that they did not televise Alison Krauss and Union Station being awarded their Grammy. I don't think the group performed, either. Their competition was supposedly pretty good.
Afghanistan:
Afghanistan, Unreformed, Unreformable
Fabius Maximus: Rolling Stone releases Colonel Davis’ blockbuster report about Afghanistan – and our senior generals!
Obamacare:
Robert George, An Unacceptable Accomodation
Notre Dame Professor: White House Announcement Today Is ‘Inadequate’
HHS “compromise” is Unacceptable, says former Vatican ambassador, Catholic University of America president, and others
Why the “Hawaii Compromise” is No Compromise At All
Bp. Slattery (D.Tulsa) on Pres. Obama’s “Plan B”
Glendon, George react to Obama’s “morally obtuse”, “insult to the intelligence”, and “cheap accounting trick”
Counterpunch:
Foreclosure Settlement: Just Another Link In a Long Chain of Corruption by PAM MARTENS
The NDAA and the Militarization of America by CARL MIRRA
Decoding the Pentagon’s Budget Numbers by WINSLOW T. WHEELER
Economics:
Richard Heinberg Schools Vancouver on the New Economic Reality
Peak oil educator Richard Heinberg challenges “binary thinking”
It's the end of the world as we know it, author says
Max Keiser Interviews Dmitry Orlov
Derrick Jensen: A New Declaration
Relocalization:
The New Geography of Trade: Globalization’s Decline May Stimulate Local Recovery by Fred Curtis and David Ehrenfeld (EB)
Bay Area investment group connects socially responsible lenders, local farmers
Building the local food infrastructure by Olga Bonfiglio
A different way to spend – CSA style by Tim Lawrence (EB)
New Study: Locally Owned Businesses Contribute to the Health of their Communities
Energy:
Tom Murphy, The Alternate Energy Matrix (EB)
Water:
Texas Water District Acts to Slow Depletion of the Ogallala Aquifer
Feminism and Misandry:
Swedish Feminists: Men Must Sit With Their Legs Crossed
All Men are Official Suspects
As Mancession Fades, Women “Suffer”
Christianity:
Circe Institute: The Primary Purpose of a Woman
Traditional Christianity: Gender’s Separate Spheres
William Oddie, If a woman is a priest, she can also be a bishop: if she’s not, she can’t. Either way, there is now only one way out for Catholic Anglicans: it’s over the Tiber
The Real Anglican Patrimony
Manifestations of Lived Continuity: A.D 1000 to A.D. 2012
Mexico:
Stay away from Mexico. (Or most of it.)
Obama’s Game by Srdja Trifkovic
Steve Sailer reviews Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010, by Charles Murray - The Bell Curve’s Toll. (Plus, Ross Douthat gets the Charles Murray book's biggest oversight)
NPR
Coming Apart, and Back Together? by Ryan T. Anderson
What Madison Meant - a review of Kevin Gutzman's book on James Madison, which is official released today.
Blog: The Incendiary Insight
Russell Kirk: What is the Object of Human Life
David Walker, Our make-believe federal budget
Trollin’ all the Sheep: The Grammys are Decadent and Depraved by Jordan Bloom
I read elsewhere that they did not televise Alison Krauss and Union Station being awarded their Grammy. I don't think the group performed, either. Their competition was supposedly pretty good.
Afghanistan:
Afghanistan, Unreformed, Unreformable
Fabius Maximus: Rolling Stone releases Colonel Davis’ blockbuster report about Afghanistan – and our senior generals!
Obamacare:
Robert George, An Unacceptable Accomodation
Notre Dame Professor: White House Announcement Today Is ‘Inadequate’
HHS “compromise” is Unacceptable, says former Vatican ambassador, Catholic University of America president, and others
Why the “Hawaii Compromise” is No Compromise At All
Bp. Slattery (D.Tulsa) on Pres. Obama’s “Plan B”
Glendon, George react to Obama’s “morally obtuse”, “insult to the intelligence”, and “cheap accounting trick”
Counterpunch:
Foreclosure Settlement: Just Another Link In a Long Chain of Corruption by PAM MARTENS
The NDAA and the Militarization of America by CARL MIRRA
Decoding the Pentagon’s Budget Numbers by WINSLOW T. WHEELER
Economics:
Richard Heinberg Schools Vancouver on the New Economic Reality
Peak oil educator Richard Heinberg challenges “binary thinking”
It's the end of the world as we know it, author says
Max Keiser Interviews Dmitry Orlov
Derrick Jensen: A New Declaration
Relocalization:
The New Geography of Trade: Globalization’s Decline May Stimulate Local Recovery by Fred Curtis and David Ehrenfeld (EB)
Bay Area investment group connects socially responsible lenders, local farmers
Building the local food infrastructure by Olga Bonfiglio
A different way to spend – CSA style by Tim Lawrence (EB)
New Study: Locally Owned Businesses Contribute to the Health of their Communities
Energy:
Tom Murphy, The Alternate Energy Matrix (EB)
Water:
Texas Water District Acts to Slow Depletion of the Ogallala Aquifer
Feminism and Misandry:
Swedish Feminists: Men Must Sit With Their Legs Crossed
All Men are Official Suspects
As Mancession Fades, Women “Suffer”
Christianity:
Circe Institute: The Primary Purpose of a Woman
Traditional Christianity: Gender’s Separate Spheres
William Oddie, If a woman is a priest, she can also be a bishop: if she’s not, she can’t. Either way, there is now only one way out for Catholic Anglicans: it’s over the Tiber
The Real Anglican Patrimony
Manifestations of Lived Continuity: A.D 1000 to A.D. 2012
Mexico:
Stay away from Mexico. (Or most of it.)
Saturday, January 07, 2012
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