Showing posts with label philosophy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philosophy. Show all posts

Friday, October 16, 2015

White man evil; noble savage good

"White man evil, noble savage good. The same guilt-mongering claptrap that’s been around since Rousseau..." --Dr. Jack Wheeler

THE NEW YORK SUN, 2/2/2005:
"I have lived 78 years without hearing of bloody places like Cambodia," Winston Churchill was once heard to remark. Now, of course, we have all heard of Cambodia. It was there, in the 1970s, that one of the most drastic programs of social engineering in all of history was carried out. The Khmer Rouge, a peasant movement led by utopian leftists educated in postwar Paris, took over the country and began shoveling her population around like wet concrete, with the aim of eliminating forever such bourgeois blights as private property, money, love, education, and religion.

The Khmer Rouge practiced a collective style of leadership, but from 1968 onwards a middle-aged cadre named Saloth Sar emerged as first among equals. In 1970 he changed his name to Pol Pot, for reasons he never explained. It is as Pol Pot that he is known to history; and it is under this name that he is commonly listed with the other ideologically driven gangster-despots — Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Mao, Kim, and Castro — who brought so much destruction and misery to the world in the 20th century.

Like most communist leaders, Pol Pot came from a well-off family...
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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Everything is updated as of today

I started this blog about six years ago last February and have been collecting links under the following categories for years. As of today, they are all updated and working. There's a lot of great resources here, so please make use of them. (Note: "Join the Second American Revolution" was originally called "Join the Resistance" and I started collecting these activist links within a day or two after the 2008 presidential election).

All the links are under the following categories somewhere on the right panel and reaching all the way to the bottom:

  • JOIN THE SECOND AMERICAN REVOLUTION

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Monday, September 19, 2011

The Catastrophe of Public Education

History is a race between
education and catastrophe. --H. G. Wells
What H.G. Wells says in his famous statement above is quite true. History is a race between education and catastrophe. Unfortunately, the manner in which education is delivered in the United States, and in other countries of the Western World, through public institutitions, now is itself the catastrophe. Rather than preventing a larger historical catastrophe, public education is now promoting and contributing to just such a thing.
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Thursday, June 03, 2010

Have you ever had a friend that was WAAAAAYYYYYY smarter than you?

A friend of mine recently went to England to present a paper at Oxford:
A shortened version of this paper was delivered to the Oxford Round Table session, "Perspectives on Ethical Sentiments," at Hertford College of Oxford University on March 25th, 2010.

If you'd like to dive into this - A Lecture On The Good - I wish you luck! Sometimes I wonder how Kelley can ever just sit around and chew the fat, but hey--he'll have a beer and hang around a bbq with the best of 'em :-)

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

SATAN IS A DEMOCRAT

My good friend, philosophy professor Kelley L. Ross, has just added a new page to his incredible collection of essays and historical documents...here is an excerpt:
What has happened to the Democrats is that they have become the Party of Government, where all of their purposes are to promote the interests of Government, as opposed to the interests of citizens. You can spot this when Democrats say "We are the government," meaning that the interests of government and citizens cannot possibly diverge. But then we see the divergence in action when Democrat policy protects and expands the power and privileges of politicians, in the first place (hence their opposition to term limits, usually quite popular with voters), of public employees (hence the support of Public Employee and Teachers Unions for the Democrats), and of people dependent on the government (hence support for welfare, protectionism, and corporate welfare, recently seen in the corporate bailouts of 2009 -- though the Democrats want us to think that only Republicans promote corporate welfare). The logical goal of Democrat politics would be to put all business under the control of the government, a goal now achieved with General Motors, and to render all citizens into helpless peons who receive all goods and favors from politicians. Political enemies thus can be immediately deprived of jobs, housing, medical care, etc., as in the Soviet Union.
Click here to read the whole thing!

Monday, March 23, 2009

Liberty and Tyranny: Get it

All in all, Mark Levin has given us a remarkable gift. Read this book, and buy copies for those you care about, too. Anyone from a clever high schooler to a scholar of political philosophy can benefit from reading Liberty and Tyranny. --Thomas Lifson, editor and publisher of American Thinker