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Showing posts with label Leviathan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leviathan. Show all posts
Monday, May 24, 2021
The DS Is Getting Ready
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Indeed
It's Washington's Birthday, Not Presidents' Day by Gleaves Whitney
Washington vs. Lincoln by Brion McClanahan
Abraham Lincoln and George Washington stare silently at one another across the reflecting pool on the National Mall in Washington D.C., their paths inextricably linked by the historians who consider both to be the greatest… »
Russell Kirk wasn't right about everything... Abraham Lincoln and the Dignity of the Presidency
Washington vs. Lincoln by Brion McClanahan
Abraham Lincoln and George Washington stare silently at one another across the reflecting pool on the National Mall in Washington D.C., their paths inextricably linked by the historians who consider both to be the greatest… »
Russell Kirk wasn't right about everything... Abraham Lincoln and the Dignity of the Presidency
Sunday, November 13, 2016
Rod Dreher Should Read Sam Francis
But he probably won't. At least he's reading John Cuddeback. He wrote this last Monday: Politics, Family, & the Benedict Option
Saturday, October 29, 2016
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Clyde Wilson on Sam Francis
Eleven Years After His Death, Sam Francis Speaks On The Current Crisis Of The Elite
Leviathan and Its Enemies: Mass Organization and Managerial Power in Twentieth-Century America (Washington Summit Publishers)
Related:
Sam Francis on the Roots of Liberal Hegemony by F. Roger Devlin
Leviathan and Its Enemies: Mass Organization and Managerial Power in Twentieth-Century America (Washington Summit Publishers)
Related:
Sam Francis on the Roots of Liberal Hegemony by F. Roger Devlin
Friday, September 16, 2016
Saturday, August 27, 2016
Victim of the New American State
The Martyrdom of Mary Surratt by Jack Perry
Go watch Robert Redford's underappreciated The Conspirator
Go watch Robert Redford's underappreciated The Conspirator
Thursday, August 11, 2016
The New Star Trek Series Will Be Worse Than Voyager?
Star Trek Goes Full SJW
Then again Gene Roddenberry was a secular humanist and would probably uphold a centralized p9litical authority enforcing his liberal values. A SJW before there were SJWs.
Then again Gene Roddenberry was a secular humanist and would probably uphold a centralized p9litical authority enforcing his liberal values. A SJW before there were SJWs.
Thursday, July 07, 2016
Citizen Soldier
The National Guard: not the militia of the free states assumed by the Founding Fathers. Maybe the filmmakers were well-meaning, but this is propaganda for the National Government as well if the use of the National Guard for imperial wars is depicted as being legitimate.
Fandango
Fandango
Wednesday, May 04, 2016
Whence This Change?
Alasdair MacIntyre: From Socratic Subverter to Supporter of the State by Thaddeus Kozinski
While I disagree with Kozinski regarding the American founding and the tenets of the Anglo-American political tradition, the centralization of political and economic power has transformed the original federal republic or federation of states into a unitary nation-state, more or less. The power of the Federal government (and that of many of the states arguably) is problematic, to say the least.
According to Kozinski's summary, MacIntyre was not talking about the legitimacy of the use of coercive power in an abstract manner (that is, a discussion of the state's authority proper to the exposition of the practical science of politics) but making claims about the responsibilities of the modern nation-state. (I haven't watched the lecture yet and probably won't be able to do so for a while.) Maybe this change isn't so surprising since MacIntyre did support the American with Disabilities Act and necessarily the power of the Federal Government (in Dependent Rational Animals, I believe).
Someone should write a sustained critique of Charles Taylor on modernity and liberal democracy (as philosophy or as intellectual history)?
Charles Taylor on Secular Democracy
While I disagree with Kozinski regarding the American founding and the tenets of the Anglo-American political tradition, the centralization of political and economic power has transformed the original federal republic or federation of states into a unitary nation-state, more or less. The power of the Federal government (and that of many of the states arguably) is problematic, to say the least.
According to Kozinski's summary, MacIntyre was not talking about the legitimacy of the use of coercive power in an abstract manner (that is, a discussion of the state's authority proper to the exposition of the practical science of politics) but making claims about the responsibilities of the modern nation-state. (I haven't watched the lecture yet and probably won't be able to do so for a while.) Maybe this change isn't so surprising since MacIntyre did support the American with Disabilities Act and necessarily the power of the Federal Government (in Dependent Rational Animals, I believe).
Someone should write a sustained critique of Charles Taylor on modernity and liberal democracy (as philosophy or as intellectual history)?
Charles Taylor on Secular Democracy
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Friday, April 22, 2016
Proclaiming Their Triumph Too Early?
Get to Know the Historical Figures on the $5, $10 and $20 Bills
Buchanan: Dishonoring General Jackson
And a slightly different view of Jackson -- On the New Bank Notes by Brion McClanahan
Buchanan: Dishonoring General Jackson
And a slightly different view of Jackson -- On the New Bank Notes by Brion McClanahan
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
But then the author praises Elon Musk
Otherwise it's something alt left and alt right could agree on: Breaking Up With the Corporate Duopoly of Democracy by Nozomi Hayase
Too much love of technology, not enough consideration for limits of energy supplies?
Too much love of technology, not enough consideration for limits of energy supplies?
Thursday, April 07, 2016
Vox Day: Mississippi Stands Firm
"Round Two is coming. I don't know which issue will set it off yet, but it's increasingly obvious that Round Two is on the horizon. There is no nation any longer, and the sooner the various nations inside the USA go their separate ways, preferably in peace."
Stay and fight in suburbia? Leave for a state that is more in line with what one believes? Or move to another part of California where the conservatives live and hunker down with them? How many of the smug and the affluent who live and live the illusion that is Silicon Valley are in a mental state in which they can convert to a serious, traditional form of Christianity? And then there are the immigrants, legal and illegal...
And then there is the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley -- must of the audience members are boomers or close to them in age. As for donors? Some businesses, but a lot of private individuals, too -- are they also boomers or close to them in age? What will happen to the Freight once demographic reality catches up? How are businesses going to be able to justify a donation to the Freight and Salvage, which favors overwhelmingly forms of music that are not appreciated by non-whites? (A few exceptions here and there on the calendar, but a few.) Will they change their programming? Or will the Freight simply close?
It is probable that many of the patrons are also SJW leftists who congratulate themselves for their leftist/multiculturalist orthodoxy. Little do they know that they've killed any sort of musical legacy that they would have liked to see continue in Berkeley.
Related:
The Unitary State of America by John Seiler
America boasts of its “federalism,” that the 50 states (originally 13) still are “free and independent,” as the Declaration of Independence proclaimed. The country’s name, the United States, is plural.
"Round Two is coming. I don't know which issue will set it off yet, but it's increasingly obvious that Round Two is on the horizon. There is no nation any longer, and the sooner the various nations inside the USA go their separate ways, preferably in peace."
Stay and fight in suburbia? Leave for a state that is more in line with what one believes? Or move to another part of California where the conservatives live and hunker down with them? How many of the smug and the affluent who live and live the illusion that is Silicon Valley are in a mental state in which they can convert to a serious, traditional form of Christianity? And then there are the immigrants, legal and illegal...
And then there is the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley -- must of the audience members are boomers or close to them in age. As for donors? Some businesses, but a lot of private individuals, too -- are they also boomers or close to them in age? What will happen to the Freight once demographic reality catches up? How are businesses going to be able to justify a donation to the Freight and Salvage, which favors overwhelmingly forms of music that are not appreciated by non-whites? (A few exceptions here and there on the calendar, but a few.) Will they change their programming? Or will the Freight simply close?
It is probable that many of the patrons are also SJW leftists who congratulate themselves for their leftist/multiculturalist orthodoxy. Little do they know that they've killed any sort of musical legacy that they would have liked to see continue in Berkeley.
Related:
The Unitary State of America by John Seiler
America boasts of its “federalism,” that the 50 states (originally 13) still are “free and independent,” as the Declaration of Independence proclaimed. The country’s name, the United States, is plural.
Saturday, April 02, 2016
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Tuesday, October 06, 2015
Come Core Propaganda
Nasreen's Secret School
Are Muslim women allowed to study the Koran? If so, then Islam is to opposed to literacy for women in general, it just regulates what they can read -- no anti-Islam or Western propaganda that might lead them astray.
Are Muslim women allowed to study the Koran? If so, then Islam is to opposed to literacy for women in general, it just regulates what they can read -- no anti-Islam or Western propaganda that might lead them astray.
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