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Benedict XVI would prefer to distribute communion on the tongue and to people who are kneeling, according to the master of papal liturgical ceremonies. L'Osservatore Romano noted in an …read more
Even the celebration of Mass is at times made into a point of division, the Byzantine-rite archbishop of Winnipeg lamented during his homily at the International Eucharistic Congress. …read more
The Eucharist is not a memory of the past; it is the real presence of Christ that explains the self-giving of martyrs, like that of the Trappist monks who died in Algeria just over 10 years …read more
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Here is the homily Archbishop Lawrence Huculak of Winnipeg for Ukrainian Catholics, delivered today during the Mass of the 49th International Eucharistic Congress, under way in Quebec through …read more
Don't remain at the edge of the mystery of the Eucharist, but rather dive deep into it to learn what remains to be known, urged the archbishop of Krakow. Cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz said this …read more
It is the hour of the Eucharist, but three things are needed for Catholics to go deeper in the Eucharistic mystery, said the founder of a fraternity dedicated to the Blessed Sacrament. Father …read more
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Here is the address Cardinal Justin Rigali, archbishop of Philadelphia, gave Monday at the 49th International Eucharistic Congress, which is being held through Sunday in Quebec. He spoke on …read more
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If Catholics really understood the meaning of Sunday Mass, they wouldn't miss it, Cardinal Josef Tomko said at the opening of the 49th International Eucharistic Congress. Cardinal Tomko, the …read more
Here is the address Archbishop Donald Wuerl of Washington, D.C., gave today at the 49th International Eucharistic Congress, which is being held through Sunday in Quebec. * * * One of the most …read more
Benedict XVI says the Eucharist brought history's deepest and most profound revolution. The Pope affirmed this today in his homily for the feast of Corpus Christi in the Basilica of St. John …read more
The archbishop of New York said the city's former pro-abortion mayor should not have received the Eucharist during Benedict XVI's trip to the United States. In a statement released Monday, …read more
A Spanish bishop joined his voice to that of others in the Church who have clarified how to pastorally care for those who cannot consume wheat products, but still want to receive the …read more


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Sept. 27 (Bloomberg) -- The following companies may have unusual price changes in India trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and share prices are as of the last close.
The BSE India Sensitive Index, or Sensex, declined 110.96 points, or 0.7 percent, to 16,051.10. The S&P CNX Nifty Index on the National Stock Exchange of India dropped 0.7 percent to 4,835.40, while the BSE 200 Index slid 0.9 percent to 1,995.82. SGX S&P CNX Nifty Index futures for September delivery rallied 1.7 percent to 4,923 as of 11:12 a.m. in Singapore.
Adani Enterprises Ltd. (ADE IN): The company's stock was downgraded to "underweight" from "neutral" at JPMorgan by equity analyst Shilpa Krishnan. The six-month price estimate is 475 rupees per share. Shares tumbled 5 percent to 541 rupees.
Axis Bank Ltd. (AXSB IN): The Securities Appellate Tribunal upheld an order by the Securities and Exchange Board of India imposing a fine of 200,000 rupees on Axis Bank, India's third-biggest private-sector lender, The Economic Times reported, citing SAT Presiding Officer N.K. Sodhi.
In 2009, Sebi, the market regulator, had found certain deficiencies in Axis Bank's books and passed an order imposing the fine. Shares dropped 2.8 percent to 1,056 rupees.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (BHEL IN): The country's biggest power equipment maker is waiting for market conditions to improve before selling $1 billion in new shares, Press Trust of India reported, citing Praful Patel, Minister for Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises. The shares fell 0.8 percent to 1,586.35 rupees.
Britannia Industries Ltd. (BRIT IN): The cookie-maker is looking to expand into the food and beverages industry beyond mainstay biscuits business, the Economic Times reported, citing managing director Vinita Bali. The stock slid 1.8 percent to 455.1 rupees.
GAIL India Ltd. (GAIL IN): The nation's biggest gas distributor is in talks with at least two international energy explorers, including U.S.-based Chevron Corp., to buy stakes in their liquefied natural gas plants in Australia and Algeria, the Economic Times reported, citing an unidentified GAIL India executive. Shares declined 2.9 percent to 409.8 rupees.
GMR Infrastructure Ltd. (GMRI IN): The Indian builder of airports, roads and power plants agreed to sell a 30 percent stake in unit GMR Energy (Singapore) Pte to Petronas International Corp., according to an e-mailed statement. The company was separately rated new "buy" at Nirmal Bang Institutional Equities by equity analyst Amit Srivastava. The shares plunged 5.1 percent to 26.9 rupees.
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TOWSON, Md. -- Chris Whitney threw for two touchdowns and caught a scoring pass from Matt Szczur, leading Villanova to a 49-7 rout of Towson on Saturday.
The Wildcats (9-1, 6-1 Colonial Athletic Association) scored touchdowns on their first five drives en route to their fourth straight victory. Aaron Ball ran for two touchdowns as Villanova rolled up 430 yards of total offense.
Towson (2-8, 1-6) lost its fifth straight game.
Ball scored on an 8-yard run on the Wildcats' first possession, and Whitney caught a 13-yard option pass from Szczur for a 14-0 lead. Whitney then threw TD passes to Mikey Reynolds and Norman White.
Whitney, who was 6 of 7 for 93 yards, left midway through the second quarter. Ball put Villanova up 35-0 on a 4-yard run and backup quarterback Antwon Young added an 82-yard TD scamper for a 42-0 third-quarter lead.
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The Bachelor
Remember This? Courtney Robertson's Love Letter to Bachelor Ben Flajnik in Episode 2 (VIDEO)
Did Ben Flajnik know as early as Episode 2, when Courtney Robertson read him this love letter in a later released piece of unseen footage, that she would be one of his final two? Sure looks like it...
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Category: Libertarianism
Suicide, Genocide and Rational Blindness
It's a shame that Tan would say that I'm "not using my brain".. "don't have my thoughts organized clearly" and then take an idea that I have clearly organized and advanced for some time, and promote it on the Hitler worshiping "Renegade Network", saying that he has this idea that our objectivity has given us advantages but also susceptibilities.
On the topic of genocide vs suicide he has an informative discussion but it is a false either/or in that MacDonald is not taking his eye off of Jewish power and influence and arguing "suicide" by examining our own susceptibilities (nor am I arguing White suicide).
Tanstaafl argues for genocide of Whites as opposed to White suicide
Tan quotes (from a post that KM put on TOO!):
"That's not suicide"
For a curious example of White passivity of my own recent experience, I was at a fare yesterday, thousands of people, 99 percent White, probably a few Jews, a few middle easterners and one interracial couple - lovely, elegant blonde with a special kind of blue eyes and a Negro in no way handsome or manifestly impressive.
I used a strategy of walking near them while not looking at them directly, saying loudly, "very good! 41,000 years of evolution destroyed, given it to an ape!"
The important point I want to make is that nobody of this White crowd even noticed or was the least perturbed by this sickening interracial spectacle.
It is legitimate to ask why a visceral response isn't forthcoming. The inquiry into our own responses or lack thereof, WILL NECESSARILY BE connected with the inquiry of those who might suppress and obstruct them - hence it cannot distract from the J.Q. ultimately. Rightfully angered response and resistance to it would provoke inquiry as to who is resisting and promoting our dispossession. Moreover, it would be paranoid to suggest that KM and I are trying to deny or distract from the Jewish influence. He has insisted, and so do I insist, that Whites can be brainwashed by the Jews media and academia.... lets add religion, law, politics, business procedures and financing.
Nevertheless, I hear Tan referring to other causes, some of our own making, for example my idea that our inclination to objectivism leaves us susceptible.
Objectivism, as I have been saying, has appeal by yielding some spectacular practical results and insights, powerful moral warrant and innocence from subjective concern, but leaves our people susceptible to be non-discriminatory - perhaps especially of the obvious - as one can readily demonstrate if not "prove" their objectivity by not noticing and making judgments upon even such obvious differences.
That's called "rational blindness" and this relative blindness to our subjective position and interests is a requirement in quest of pure objectivism.
Rational blindness can blind us to our involvement, indebtedness and accountability to our people's interests and other people's impositions. Scientists can famously be dupes to Manichean trickery for the habit of this Augustinian mindset. * I remember a former MR regular who, rather than request an explanation which I would have readily provided, tried to suggest that I was being pompous and deliberately obscure with these terms: Manichean - human challenges which can change when solved in order to trick an adversary; Augustinian - natural challenges which do not change when solved just to trick you again (how does Kol Nidre versus science grab you?).
As for looking at ourselves…
GW's ontology project advocates evincing our authentic natural systems such that we may proceed by our own lights, not largely react and mirror the Jews as has been known to happen (in the case of the Nazis).
This isn't making excuses for Jews or letting them off the hook in any way or form.
Has KM fallen into disfavor because he does not think AH and revisionism are the royal road to White salvation?
I haven't heard MacDonald talk of "suicide", I know that I do not talk of suicide.
I do know that Tanstaafl has overreacted when I, and others, cited liberalism as a problem, as if we were trying to distract from the J.Q. when discussing liberalism or other causes for peoples being under threat (as if we are not aware of the shenanigans of Lawrence Auster, et.al).
In this podcast I hear Tan accurately criticizing the Jews for transforming World War II into "the Holocaust" and elevating themselves as the special victims. All true and foul.
But he doesn't see how the Nazis, and his over-sympathy for them, have him mirror the Jews, to where Nazis are the special and only important victims, didn't do anything (it's all a "hoax"), their victimization is pure, removed from cause and interactive conflict.
Evidently, right-wing WN interest to make the Jews the "only problem", to where they would even denounce MacDonald for looking at our role in the interaction, is a motivation of those who want desperately to redeem Uncle Adolf and completely disprove the holocaust, blind and oblivious to the fact that those tasks are unnecessary and largely counter-productive to pursue.
The key distinction is not "hierarchy" vs "leveling and equality", the key distinction is (pseudo) objectivism of The Right and its susceptibility to liberal universalisms which transcend accountability to social group interests vs the unionized and therefore particular and relative social group interests of the Left, as rendered by a White Left.
Posted by DanielS on Monday, May 25, 2015 at 01:43 AM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Crusade against Discrimination in Britain, Ethnicity and Ethnic Genetic Interests, European culture, Far Right, Immigration and Politics, Liberalism & the Left, Libertarianism, Linguistics, No particular place to go, That Question Again, White Genocide: America, White Genocide: Europe, White Nationalism
Is UKIP controlled opposition or genuine Nationalism?
Jack Sen at The London Forum:
Posted by DanielS on Monday, May 18, 2015 at 03:41 PM in British Politics, European Union, Far Right, Global Elitism, Immigration, Immigration and Politics, Libertarianism, Political analysis, That Question Again
Individualism's Wake: The Abyss - some favorites of Dr. Lister
I think this is rather pithy - A Word in the Ear of the Future-Seekers — Modernity is not the bridge; it is the abyss.
Fine Persecution — Every society has before it an ideal of the kind of society it ought to be, and every society, in order to uphold that ideal, needs to persecute those within it who are at odds with that ideal. Once again, however, the deep mendacity of liberalistic society manifests itself in that it denies the persecution which it carries out against its hated enemies, namely, those at odds with its ideal. This denial of the persecuted status of its enemies — along with the ridicule of them when they claim it — are additional elements for the intensifying of their persecution.
Specify, or Be Damned — Individualism does not specify itself to be in keeping with any particular society, or even with the existence of society at all, but rather it addresses itself only to an unspecified individuality. Such unspecification about what an individual should be is precisely at the heart of individualism's boast about its being the friend and not the foe of the individual's freely seeking to be and to do whatever he chooses. "Do what thou wilt", it says, whereto it may add the black-box phrase, "so long as it harms none". Now, given a teaching which says that everyone may do as he pleases, irrespective of all truth, reason, goodness, morality, tradition, authority, obedience, bonds, and so forth, "so long as it harms none", and which, by its boasted lights, does not specify the kind of society which should be upheld, or even that any should be upheld, how is it that anyone could then come to the belief that it might after all stand as a pillar of any society, let alone a particular one, rather than being, as in truth it is, the rot upon all? One might say that here we are at the brink of sheer madness, inbequeathed through many years of listening to silly tales. But leaving aside an understanding of the teaching itself, which might conceivably have taken any name, the very name which it does carry gives us a clue to its drift, namely, that it seeks to uphold the unspecified individual, not any society, specified or unspecified.
But he who is unable to live in society, or who has no need because he is sufficient for himself, must be either a beast or a god: he is no part of a state. [1]
The liberal concept of man as selfstanding being, free to set his own moral ends, is one of the biggest untruths ever told — and yet folk swallow it whole, whereat we might take it that they are greedy for something.
The conformity that is forged today through the atomized individualism that strips men of their personhood has little to do with the collective identity for which men have always yearned. The conformity today is stopgap and takeover of this natural yearning. The atomised individual is stripped bare of his humanity —which has hitherto been actualised in society —and left adrift with his "freely-formed" and "chosen" opinions, which are in truth nothing of the kind. He cannot think for himself, only of himself, as he is suffering a loss. He rebels against conformity in conformity with everyone else.
As the subversive mind is essentially individualistic and isolationistic, so is it essentially collectivistic and identitarian: on the view inherent in it, the curse of division and of being 'set against one another' cannot be surmounted except by a 'fusion into one'; an actual identification of consciousness, of qualities and of interest. In fact, individualism (tending towards egalitarianism) prefigures collectivism from the outset, and again, collectivism is only individualism raised to the high power of an absolute monism centered in 'all and every one'. [2]
Individualism foreshadows mass-collectivism and the herd of ersatz 'individuals'. With authorities and societies broken down, nothing stands between pressing individual units of alienated humanity, hitherto existing as persons, into mass, each homogenised unit shaped to fit and imprinted with a set of political ideas and economic desires.
1] Aristotle, Politica, Bk.I: 1253a:28-9, tr. B. Jowett, in The Works of Aristotle, Vol.X (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1921).
Posted by Guest Blogger on Sunday, March 22, 2015 at 01:32 AM in Conservatism, Libertarianism, Political Philosophy, Popular Culture, Social liberalism, The American right, U.S. Politics
Are there explicit liberals with implicit sympathy up that path?
While defending our ghetto square and the merits of strengthening our grass roots community by preaching there to its choir, deepening our understanding and resolve, it seems that at this point Majority Rights could also do well with forays to visit those down some side streets - to pursue interviews not only with those who are most aligned with our views, but also to follow a path of those who might be slightly off - i.e. slightly antagonistic to our views in a somewhat liberal direction, at least explicitly, while having some implicit sympathy through connection to our square, our cause; such that MR's platform might bring-out that connection with their underlying fairness in concern for our people and our kinds. The more public, known or respectable the person, perhaps the better. They might come to us with an intent to criticize us or save face in cover inasmuch – fine. Perhaps we can stand corrected. That's not so much the problem as coming-up with good candidates for this kind of discussion/debate, those who may be lurking in what are the shadowy side-streets for us. Therefore the reason for this post is to ask for suggestions as to fairly prominent/respectable liberals, etc. Those fairly askance of our views, but not so antagonistic as to be futile to hope to engage. Rather to pursue those who might be ripe to debate GW or another MR representative, to at least hear-us-out. We might see where the dimly lit path takes us…
Posted by DanielS on Thursday, November 6, 2014 at 06:10 AM in Activism, Awakenings, British Politics, Conservatism, Education, Feminism, Libertarianism, MR Radio, Political Philosophy, Popular Culture, Race realism, Social liberalism, Social Sciences, White Genocide Project, White Nationalism
"Attorney of the damned", author of "Defensive Racism" dies imprisoned by ZOG
"Get the story out folks" - Stan Hess
From: Cyndi Steele, Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2014 8:35 PM
"The past 4 years Ed and my family have been living in a nightmare. Today, my greatest fear has come to life or maybe I should say death. Please read the message below that is being posted on the Free Edgar Steele website and sent to all of his supporters as I type this. It is with great heartbreak and devastation that I send you this news."
Posted by DanielS on Thursday, September 4, 2014 at 11:25 PM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Demographics, Far Right, Global Elitism, Law, Law & Order, Libertarianism, Marxism & Culture War, Obituaries, Race realism, The American right, U.S. Politics, White Communities & Micro-Economies, White Nationalism
London's Predominant Concentration of Those Who May Be Sought-Out for Accountability
Posted by DanielS on Monday, May 12, 2014 at 01:01 PM in Activism, British Politics, Economics & Finance, Far Right, Libertarianism, World Affairs
George Addressed With a Socially Ideal but Responsible Altercast Contrary to His Individualist Plans
In pursuit of this analysis, we may usefully trace background to Shotter and Harre's negotiated concerns here: "The Verum Factum Principle"
From Wikipedia:
"Giambattista Vico is best known for his verum factum principle, first formulated in 1710 as part of his De antiquissima Italorum sapientia, ex linguae latinae originibus eruenda (1710) ("On the most ancient wisdom of the Italians, unearthed from the origins of the Latin language").[7] The principle states that truth is verified through creation or invention and not, as per Descartes, through observation: "The criterion and rule of the true is to have made it. Accordingly, our clear and distinct idea of the mind cannot be a criterion of the mind itself, still less of other truths. For while the mind perceives itself, it does not make itself." This criterion for truth would later shape the history of civilization in Vico's opus, the Scienza Nuova (The New Science, 1725), because he would argue that civil life – like mathematics – is wholly constructed."
Posted by DanielS on Friday, January 10, 2014 at 01:43 AM in Activism, Anthropology, Awakenings, European culture, Libertarianism, Linguistics, Science & Technology, Social liberalism, Social Sciences, The Ontology Project, The Proposition Nation
On Ron Paul as controlled opposition and why he would be best for President of the United States
I've taken flak for describing Ron Paul as controlled opposition. Here I'll discuss his stance on money. I was pointed to the following overview of Ron Paul on the money issue to correct my alleged misrepresentation of his stances.
Ron Paul argues against more regulation [on the part of the government] and pitches for a free market economy by saying that the Fed should not be given more power, whereas giving the Fed more power means less regulation by the government as the Federal Reserve banks are fully private; the more power the Fed has, the greater the influence of the "free market."
Ron Paul addresses the housing bubble by saying that Congress and the Fed encouraged the housing industry... finally the bubble burst and "we" [government] try to [pursue stupid policies] such as stimulating the housing market, cash for clunkers.... as a result "we" have no confidence in the market economy.
Reality check: the housing bubble and its busting was caused by the bankers a.k.a. the "free market":
Boom: generously give out loans, which are funded out of nothing, to earn interest off of nothing...
Laughing all the way to the bank: make money by selling debt that can't be paid off to investors, make money by selling insurance against the probability of defaults, make money by gambling on the probability of defaults...
Bust: loan less and cause a recession; acquire houses for pennies on the dollar.
Another reality check: The only money created by the government comprises of coins. Stimulating the housing market and cash for clunkers is just the bankers getting the government and hence the people more under debt.
Posted by J Richards on Tuesday, January 3, 2012 at 01:25 AM in Economics & Finance, Libertarianism, Political analysis, U.S. Politics
A chat with Perry de Havilland
Long-standing readers of MR will know that, over the years, we have enjoyed not just warm but quite heated relations with Perry de Havilland's uber-libertarian blog, Samizdata. Having placed a comment of the usual incendiary kind on the thread to a Telegraph article titled Greece is slipping into the abyss, who should come along to bludgeon me with his critical-rational logic (or is it rational-critical, I never know) but Samizdata founder Perry de Havilland.
OK, so you don't actually need to know what follows and, yes, I am being self-indulgent. But Perry was one of the first people to ban me. So he stands at the head of a small army of mad on-line liberals who have trespassed against me in that way, and he's the only one I know by name, damn it! At the very least, he deserves to be turned into a foil for an explication of our Weltanschauung. Thus:
Posted by Guessedworker on Saturday, October 1, 2011 at 06:40 PM in Libertarianism
An oblique attack on libertarianism.
This attack is "oblique" because the direct target is Ayn Rand, whose philosophical followers call themselves Objectivists; some maintain that there is an important difference between objectivism and libertarianism. While there may indeed be an important difference it isn't important to the attack, which will be seen to apply just as well to either.
On page 448-449 of my paperback edition of Atlas Shrugged, noble industrialist Hank Reardon is on trial before "a panel of three judges appointed by the Bureau of Economic Planning and Natural Resources":
This is the keystone: there is no clash of interests among men. Pull it away and Rand's ideology collapses. "There is no clash of interests" is another way of saying "there is no us and them any longer: in a proper understanding of the world there is only us." How very anti-Darwinian! Considered another way, Reardon is telling the truth, but neglects to add that all creatures must by their natures "demand the unearned", even unto cannibalism. Objectivism requires both moral universalism and cornucopianism. The same must be true of libertarianism.
Posted by Søren Renner on Sunday, September 20, 2009 at 08:38 PM in Libertarianism
An open letter to lewrockwell on behalf of America
An Open Letter to Hispanics On Behalf of Ron Paul
If this is indeed Ron Paul's opinion, I would like to ask him a series of questions.
Firstly, would he say that the land which currently comprises the USA morally belongs to: a. the people of America; b. the US Federal government; c. the whole world; or d. the Mexicans?
Secondly, if the answer to the first question is anything other than a., in what sense is that consistent with libertarian beliefs about people having the unquestionable right to their justly acquired property?
If, on the other hand, the answer is a., I would like to know how forcing the American people to accommodate, on what is morally their property, 60 million strangers they have no wish to have anything to do with is consistent with libertarian beliefs about freedom of association? Does one no longer have the right even to decide with whom to associate on one's own property?
I would furthermore like to know why Ron Paul believes that an unwanted minority, only in the US because of government indifference to who the moral holders of a property think should be let in to this property, would in any way support libertarian initiatives.
If, as I suspect, these are not Ron Paul's genuine views, then I would like to ask the same questions of whatever anti-property, anti-freedom anarcho-communist came up with this Kulturkampf-esque plan.
Addendum: The offending passage has now been removed. The questions should still be answered by whoever thought it right to associate such a position with libertarianism. However, I would like to add the further question of why LRC felt the need to ascribe a wholly fictitious position to Ron Paul.
Posted by Alex Zeka on Monday, December 17, 2007 at 07:12 AM in Immigration, Libertarianism, The Proposition Nation
More fun with the Libertoids
The great parroterian himself, Perry de Havilland, has just seen fit to ban me from his blog. What occasioned this fit of distinctly unlibertarian censorship? What was my grievous sin? Did I perhaps doubt the ability of an individual to define himself? Did I question the compatibility of the war in Iraq with the non-aggression axiom?
No- it was my irredeemable "racism", or rather my irredeemable inability to ignore objective reality about the races that made me feel the cold monstrosity of the libertarian state. I cannot remember offhand what precisely I wrote, my message having gone the way of a victim of a Stalinist show trial, but I'll reproduce it as best I can. The context is Jonathan P. praising Euan Grey for refuting Matt O'Halloran's race-realist ideas.
Here is approximately what I wrote in reply:
"EG did not dispose of anything, save perhaps of his reputation in our (if the plural isn't too collectivist for your tastes) eyes. Matt and I made several claims about race, backed up by historical and scientific arguments. EG replied by asserting that mongrelisation leads to the opening of minds: a claim thoroughly refuted by the preponderance of socialist and anti-free speech tendencies amongst those of mixed ancestry.
Just look at London: one of the Mongrel capitals of the West, but scarcely a bastion of open minds. You would be on safer grounds if you claimed that inter-breeding opened arses, as there is a disturbing correlation between race-mixing and AIDS infection. But then, as good individualists, you think we should all support the Partisans of Sodomy.
If any of you wish to repeat this discussion, I could always copy what I said all those posts back. Or you could observe the mirth caused by your pathetic flailings at MR.com."
What was I banned for? I admit some of my comments weren't in the best of taste, but then the phenomenon I was describing isn't precisely in the best of taste either. If anything, I was notably restrained considering the sort of abuse Perry routinely subjects us to.
If any of you wish to observe the latest twist in the war within the libertarian soul go to "The Economist on 'soft paternalism'" on their website. Filed, incidentally and quite hilariously, under "opinions on liberty"!
Posted by Alex Zeka on Wednesday, April 12, 2006 at 07:49 AM in Blogs & Blogging, Libertarianism
Liberalism and the slippery slope
I intended to write a post on the ramifications of sexual liberation (or the sexual "revolution") in terms of its impact on our mores in the future. This is a subject which is broached quite often although the arguments in favour of greater liberation are never considered in the fullest sense of their real long term consequences.
The legalisation (or intended legalisation in the case of many American states) of Gay "marriage" was a massive step in the relentless march of liberal sexual morality (and this has occurred despite popular resistance to it - as with all the other cherished ideals of the liberal project). The question however is, how much further is this going to go? Have we gone far enough? Have we now permitted absolutely everything under the sun or are there still limits which gnaw away at the concept of the "sovereign" individual (and those limits therefore deserve to be destroyed because the individual is "sovereign")?
Posted by Phil Peterson on Saturday, March 18, 2006 at 09:06 AM in Liberalism & the Left, Libertarianism, Marxism & Culture War, Social Conservatism, Social liberalism
Ocean Frontier Fertility: The Global Prospects
The prospects are great for ecologically imposed patriarchy enhancing the fertility of whites via oceanic frontiers. The majority of the earth's surface remains not only uncultivated, but not biologically productive despite the presence of adequate sunlight and near-adequate nutrients. If recent experiments in iron fertilization of high nitrogen low chlorophyll oceanic surface regions are any indication, the primary ingredient lacking is the pioneering spirit that led to the cultivation and increased carrying capacity of the Anglosphere's frontier territories: The United States, Canada, New Zealand and Australia. It is reasonable to expect that the Anglosphere alone could increase its numbers by a factor of 10, relatively unmolested by multicultural supremacists, during this pioneering renaissance and maintain if not improve the quality of their populations. Other, less sea-faring European peoples could enjoy smaller but nevertheless profound population and territorial relief. Moreover this population increase could be very rapid if the fertility rates of the United States frontier is any guide. This is a prospect that seems plausible in no other way short of world war.
Posted by James Bowery on Thursday, March 9, 2006 at 11:19 PM in Demographics, European Nationalism, Globalisation, Libertarianism, Science & Technology, White Nationalism
That motley collection of identical Sovereign Individuals and non-aggression axiom loving warhawks over at Samizdata have finally noticed our existence. Well, not this website's, but certainly that of what they charmingly and inanely call "race collectivists". A regular commentator called VeryRetired (and thank god for that) apparently wrote:
"My experience of racists is that they are race based collectivists who are so utterly without anything to redeem them (and know it), that they pick out something they didn't have to earn (race) and claim that as their most valuable asset."
Well, my experience of libertarians is that they are ideology based collectivists who are so utterly without anything to redeem them (and know it), that they pick out something they didn't have to earn (their ever so correct opinions) and claim that as their most valuable asset. I decided to notify them of my existence in the following manner:
"Meanwhilst, "in the real world", Blacks get together to filch from Whites, Mestizos get together to make American open borders a fait accompli, and Arabs get together to preach radical, anti-West jihad.
Oh, and as to your post-racial fantasies: have you noticed that the greater the number of inter-breds, the less liberty there is in a place? Deprived of any other identity, mongrels attach themselves to the all-powerful state to find some sort of belonging.
You state that believing in racial differences is the product of a sense of personal inferiority. Yet, if racial differences do exist, and judging by the performance of Blacks on just about any metric they do, then they should be believed in.
You state that the success of a nation is the result of its freedoms, not its race. But a nation's freedoms are the product of its race. Why was classical liberalism only ever tried in the West?
You claim to libertarians: well, then, presumably you are opposed to social engineering. Yet, that is precisely what is necessary to convince the people to welcome every ethnicity under the sun into their embrace. The miscegenation you celebrate is the direct result of half a century of government propaganda to the effect that "if it feels good, do it".
Every self-governing people in history has resisted large scale immigration. It is the empires, the late Romans and the Persians and the Mongols and the Soviets, which welcomed the great unwashed mass, caring as they did not for their people but for their military might.
"Diversity, tolerance, araciality" are the swan song of every civilization, and the beginning of many a dictatorship.
Is it possible to be a race-based libertarian? If you consider opposing government propaganda, social engineering and the whims of emperors to be libertarian, it most certainly is."
That resulted in a veritable Niagara Falls of verbal diarrhea, as I was accused, in posts lacking any sort of evidence or argument whatsoever, of ignorance. I guess the truly enlightened do not need to discuss and debate: they just know what the case is.
Remembering what Kirk said about libertarians being like wild-eyed anarchists, albeit ones that don't even know which sex they are, I invite you to watch the bitch fight progress.
Posted by Alex Zeka on Tuesday, March 7, 2006 at 03:24 PM in Blogs & Blogging, Libertarianism
Ritalin: Beyond Just Drugging Your Kids
I'd like to see some stats on the numbers of women drugged on diazipines and SSRIs. Did not I read that these drugs also suppress libido?
There is a pharmacy near where I live, in a very posh section of town, "professional women" can be seen frequenting this place in the droves, I'd bet they're filling their purses with Prozac. We live in sick culture, I'll say that.
Posted by leslie on Friday, September 16, 2005 at 11:51 AM in Libertarianism
Individualism and its discontents
The robust – I might say characteristically robust – response from a number of MR people to John's "jolly Indian" post set me thinking about the problem of Individualism. And it is a problem for us. Not so much, perhaps, in cases such as Razib's, who today answered a query about "the substantive difference between you (Razib) and the Majority Rights crowd" as:-
Now, I agree with Razib here. MR is primarily a vehicle to discuss the present and future life of Western Man, while GNXP argues for "Eastern Man's" interests in the West and ONLY in the West by commending to us the lot of an atomised individual. (And if you are offended by that recommendation, you bloody well should be. It is offensive.)
Offensive he may be, but Razib is no evil genius. He is an uncomplicated young guy pursuing his "individual rights" in an entirely predictable way, and I don't disdain him for that. I do disdain him, along with all GNXPers, for acting like the worst leftist and blackening our names for doing what we can to defend our group interests. But if he and we can agree that he does it in the name of a competing interest – he doesn't want to be excluded just because we prefer our own kind – then at least we all know where we are coming from. Namely, the Salterism which GNXP's David B so utterly failed to disprove or discredit because it can't be disproved or discredited. It is manifestly true.
Posted by Guessedworker on Friday, August 26, 2005 at 07:52 PM in Libertarianism
What We Mean by Individualism
A libertarian peace treaty with communitarians from the Mises Institute
Brad Stone recently delivered a lecture at the Mises Institute concerning the relevance of the work of Robert Nisbet to the libertarian movement. He argued that it is important for libertarians to also be "communitarians," defending traditional social institutions from the state. He cautioned against the valorization of the individual and any position that acknowledges only individual rights as ideas that lend themselves to a growth in state power.
Overall, the presentation was insightful. The importance of families and other such small communities ("subsidiary institutions" in the language of Catholic social teaching) should be a topic of concern to libertarians, and precisely for some of the reasons that Dr. Stone identified, such as the provision of services often connected to the modern welfare state. The introduction to Nisbet was also welcome as a point of intellectual history in light of the connection between the Old Right and the modern Austro-libertarian movement.
Posted by jonjayray on Wednesday, July 20, 2005 at 06:51 PM in Libertarianism
A latter-day Fusion … or a war in the soul
My thanks go to Michael R for a link to a Lew Rockwell article written last month by Ira Katz. Michael wanted in particular to point out a quote in the article by Ortega y Gasset from his classic of 1930, The Revolt of the Masses.
This was Katz's opening shot in a bid to reconcile libertarianism and Conservatism, somewhat akin to Frank Meyer's Fusionism of the 1950's and 60's.
Posted by Guessedworker on Tuesday, April 19, 2005 at 06:03 PM in Libertarianism
Why I am a libertarian conservative
I normally mention my own political outlook only in passing. I am more interested in understanding what is happening in the world about me than I am in proposing my own grand theories. And in that respect I think I am a mainstream conservative. Conservatives don't like grand theories. I do however find libertarian ideas a very useful framework for thinking about problems. I think that most of society's problems are caused by governments usurping choices that could better be made by individuals and that government is just about the worst way of doing almost anything. So libertarians normally have a good answer to most social problems—allow more freedom for individual choice. Libertarians have ideas and concrete proposals with a clear rationale and persuasive precedents. And that is a great contrast with the dismal Leftist reflex of solving everything via ever more pervasive coercion. And libertarian proposals in most spheres are normally congenial to conservatives too.
Where libertarians normally part company with conservatives is over moral issues. Conservatives want less regulation than Leftists but they do want some regulation. Exposing part of a black woman's breast at a major sporting event upsets some conservatives dreadfully, for instance. I am afraid that I remain a total libertarian on such issues. What people do with their own bodies seems to me to be supremely their business. And all arguments that some idea or claim should not be uttered or made known simply suggest to me that the idea or claim concerned is a powerful one that cannot easily be opposed. I would not go so far as to say that any censored idea or claim is automatically correct but I think there is a strong presumption in that direction. So the argument that sexual restraint should be fostered by censorship of sexual expression suggests to me that the arguments in favour of sexual restraint are weak.
Posted by jonjayray on Tuesday, April 5, 2005 at 09:49 AM in Libertarianism
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Posted by Phil Peterson on Friday, March 18, 2005 at 05:27 PM in Libertarianism
This liberty nonsense
I was still sixteen and a schoolboy in the Summer of Love, such as it was in the suburban South London we knew then. So I was too young and, anyway, far too reserved to give myself up to the general intoxication. By the time another year had flown by and my boyish innocence had fallen away so grass smoking and the love-in was joined in the public's image of youth by communist-orchestrated violence on the streets and the sheer fun of defying authority.
From that, at least, I was comprehensively saved by my drug of choice: horsepower. Four wide wheels, grunt under the bonnet, juice in the tank … yes. But left-wing politics? Jesus, man, fuck that.
Posted by Guessedworker on Thursday, March 10, 2005 at 07:33 PM in Libertarianism
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Phil Clarke says it would be a mistake to reintroduce promotion and relegation in rugby league.
Last Updated: 23/05/12 3:55pm
I must apologise for neglecting some of the questions that we've received on the website over the last few weeks and have decided to focus on them today.
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It's an age-old issue but there were calls again this week for the reintroduction of promotion and relegation to rugby league, this time from MP Andy Burnham. We always focus on what's good for the top clubs, but do you think it's having a negative effect on the lower levels of the game with the prospect of a dream run to the top level denied to them?
Cieran (Widnes)
PHIL REPLIES: I don't Cieran at all. Andy Burnham MP is a friend of mine and I respect what he has done on a national and local level in politics, but I don't agree with the principle that annual promotion and relegation would help rugby league in this country.
You only have to do a brief investigation into the effects it had on professional clubs over a 20-year period from, say 1980 to 2000, to see that it did much more harm than good. Some clubs went bust more than once, firstly by overspending in an attempt to gain promotion, then by overspending to avoid relegation. Most of the clubs focused their spending on first-team players, with little or nothing on junior development, facilities or marketing.
I am a big believer in evidence-based decisions and the evidence showed that an annual cycle, like the one that exists in football, was not working for rugby league. I'd even guess that there would be a number of football club owners who would also agree.
I realise that the gap between the divisions in rugby league is now wider, and the longer that a club stays out of the Super League, the harder it is for them to catch up, but I agree with the theory behind a three-year cycle.
Rather than living hand-to-mouth and just surviving, the sport needs to agree what it wants to look like in 20 years' time. Clubs also need to take a long-term view and follow what a club like Huddersfield have done over the past 10 years.
They are the best example of a club who have gone from the lower division to almost the top of the Super League. Admittedly, they had some advantages with the move into a new stadium before most others in the mid-90s, but there efforts off the field have certainly been impressive.
The advent of the microwave changed many things in this country. We all must just want to wait three minutes for things to be ready. Unfortunately in team sports, three minutes is about three years when fans get fed up after three weeks.
I'm not saying that the current model is perfect, but it's better than what we had before.
Hi Phil, I'm starting to get excited about Warrington's form with six straight wins, including the cup. What do you think has been the main difference since the defeat to the Dragons?
Pete, Warrington
PHIL REPLIES:I'd have to say that I think the Wolves have probably under-performed this season. Their pre-season trip to Australia - and trial match with South Sydney, looked like a good idea, and they started the year looking quite good, but they haven't excited me as much this year, nor worried opposition teams quite like they did in 2011.
At the mid-way point in the season, they've scored less and conceded more than last term. In fact, their attacking record has dropped to the extent that on average they've scored 8.5 points less a game. Add that to the fact that they're conceding about a try a game more and you start to see that the others have narrowed the gap on last year's league leaders.
I don't think there's one single reason for this, but the injury to and absence of Michael Monaghan would be my first guess. If you asked Tony Smith who was the first player he'd pick if everyone was fit then I think that Monaghan would be up there.
The fact that they've been good enough to win away at Huddersfield, Wigan and Catalan in the Cup tells you that they're good enough to get to the Grand Final in 2012. The bigger question is whether they have the nerve.
Widnes pushed Castleford really hard at the weekend. Do you think there are significant signs of improvement from the Vikings or was that a one-off performance?
PHIL REPLIES: As a close friend of Denis Betts, and someone who respects what the owner Steve O'Connor is trying to achieve, I really hope it is a sign of improvement.
They'll probably finish last in 2012, and might do next year, but as I've written in the answer above, the Huddersfield Giants had years of pain before they found some pleasure. It's now a lot more fun going to watch the Huddersfield team play and I'm sure it will become like that for Widnes in time.
I have a basic idea of the training and preparation that takes place at most Super League clubs and can tell you honestly, the work done at Widnes is as good, if not better than that being done at other places.
Unfortunately the club had last pick of the players available and find themselves in the same position as most teams that came up into Super League when we had promotion and relegation. It is further proof that the point made by Andy Burnham MP is flawed.
Quite a lot has been said and written about the new pitch at Widnes. I'm not sure if it was specified to the designers when it was made, but it certainly helps attacking play.
It's been suggested that it's faster to play on than grass, and it appears to be easier to attack well on it than defend. The Vikings have scored almost four times as many points at home than they have away and the average score on their pitch in 2012 is 23-37 (a total of 60 points).
Compare that to an average Super League game which has just less than 50 points a game. I know that you will say it's because they're the bottom team, but believe me, it's easier to score than defend at Widnes.


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