An Ounce of Preparation
When I was a teen, some bully and his goon friends called me a “faggot.” I simply denied the accusation, because it was untrue, and asked him why he thought that. He ignored my question, […]
Category: Political Theory
Articles pertaining to forms of governance
If Republicans Were Serious
Unless a Republican suggests dismantling the Civil Rights act and its sequellae, I know he either doesn’t understand what is needed, or isn’t serious about his campaign promises. The enemies of freedom are fond of […]
Obligation is a prerequisite of Freedom, not its opposite
This is why Republicans have no power. Oh, to be sure, those Republicans who comply with the Globalist-Leftist cabal have (individual) power … so long as they are compliant. But Republicans have no power to […]
Inside the phrase “our democracy”
The Lone Ranger is an enduring character in the American psyche, having originated in a radio series and then spread out through television, books, movies and even comic books. This character is the origin of […]
Wōden and the Serpent
When Wōden came back to the Perennial Sophia he did so in the shape of a snake. Penetrating the grotto which is Jörð’s womb, he underwent the motions that all seekers do. Since time immemorial […]
The Hill he Wants to Die On?
So far, in the Iraq War, over 22,000 U.S. troops have been physically injured, over 1,600 have required amputations, over 4,400 have died directly. Approximately 1 in every 4 troops required additional medical care related […]
Weeds and Nationalism
As a dude who gardens rather enthusiastically, I consider a weed to be “a plant growing where it’s not supposed to.” The issue at hand is NOT the intrinsic goodness or badness of the plant. […]
Our Submerged Natural Aristocracy
A term I often use is “submerged natural aristocracy,” so it makes sense for me to explain what the concept entails. No matter what facade is used, all governments are actually run by oligarchies. Sometimes, […]
The Value of Formality
One of the most frustrating aspects of the modern power structure can be called its “informality.” In 1911, Robert Michels put forth his Iron Law of Oligarchy. The gist of his finding is that all […]
We are Now, Officially, Post-Politics
We are now, officially, post-political. That is to say that we have now reached the point where it is impossible to assert any will outside that of the oligarchy via the electoral process. That is […]