Counter-Currents
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The question of elites is one of the most important political issues of our time; perhaps the most important question of all. Whereas in the nineteenth century the main line of social conflict was between businessmen and their employees (the bourgeoisie versus the working class), today it is between the elite and the various lower classes.
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It’s a shame – all those legions of bootlickers at those tricky NGOs represent a lot of wasted talent. If only they were doing something constructive, instead of serving a bunch of power-mad 0.001%ers.
In the tradition of the great James Burnham, author of the classic 1964 Suicide of the West: An Essay on the Meaning and Destiny of Liberalism and his 1941 The Mangerial Revolution. What you describe is the degenerate marriage of the two. Thank you.
Interesting subject. It brings up the issue of whether the current attempts to destroy Western Civilization are scripted from some plan or just the chaotic effect of a lot of individuals acting for various independent reasons.
Hari Seldon felt that the time of disintegration of an empire was the best time to study the effect of cause and effect on human history: with the aim of being able to predict future events. This is the central character in Isaac Asimov’s Foundation series of novels in which he attempts to develop “Psychohistory”: a mathematical basis towards mapping past events and predicting future ones.
Actually, I’m re-reading the Foundation series as well as being a mathematician myself. Thus attempting to predict where western civilization, and whites, will go is fraught with uncertainty. Since whites created the modern world and the guidance for controlling peacefully large numbers of people, it stands to reason that when they’re gone or with greatly diminished influence, things will become much more violent and unstable in the world. Will whites ever try to resist their dispossession? Who knows? But their passing will herald much greater events than the passing of the passenger pigeon or the woolly mammoth.
I have not seen any evidence of a scripted plan: for example, to destroy nationalistic countries, like the US was, so as to make the world safer for certain elites. Aside of course from George Soros who is busily promoting anarchist DA’s and judges for inscrutable reasons.
It also appears that we’re seeing the practical limits of pure democracy or rather a pure republic in which large masses of the least competent people are manipulated or imported so as to enhance the power of the elites.
At least we’re living in interesting times.
‘May you live in interesting times’ is widely reported as being of ancient Chinese origin but is neither Chinese nor ancient, being recent and western. –phrases.org.uk
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