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Comment on The Progressive Wellsian State by steve

steve — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:28:12 +0000

Randy;
Here’s a link you might find interesting:

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_sociopol_nwo.htm

Comment on The Progressive Wellsian State by Jael

Jael — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 15:50:46 +0000

Your writing is much improved, my love.

Comment on Ideofascism: The Fourth Reich by The Progressive Wellsian State « Skarbutts

The Progressive Wellsian State « Skarbutts — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 13:53:04 +0000

[...] a choice between annihilation or perpetual bondage in a controlled ideo-fascist global tyranny as set forth by Wells, of the two it is hard to imagine which is more evil. On the [...]

Comment on Ideofascism: The Fourth Reich by The Progressive Wellsian State « Skarbutts

The Progressive Wellsian State « Skarbutts — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 18:03:43 +0000

[...] a choice between annihilation and a controlled ideofascist global tyranny as set forth by Wells, of the two it is hard to imagine which is the more evil. On [...]

Comment on The Open Conspiracy Revealed by Zeleke

Zeleke — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 09:32:34 +0000

I read it with wide open eyes the prediction of H.GWell and the existing world. Actually his prediction, proposal, assumption and imagination are so debating and some part appears so pure and clean wish.
You cannot create a united world as he or the communist envisioned considering the ego of human being. To create non antagonistic and coherent society the curve of mankind s course should be reversed to the primitive stage of development that our ancestor passed it.
What I mostly appreciate and give me a sense from H.G well writing excerpt by the author is his attitude toward religion.
I never see anything positive from religion what we had in the past and what we have now.
All bad and dangerous act and behaviors are originated from these institutions.
In the first place they are intolerant and ignorant.refere the history of crusade and the book of Karen Arm strong on holy war.

Comment on Ideofascism: The Fourth Reich by The Progressive Wellsian State « Skarbutts

The Progressive Wellsian State « Skarbutts — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 16:47:04 +0000

[...] a choice between annihilation and a controlled ideo-fascist global society as set forth by Wells, of the two it is hard to imagine which could turn out for the [...]

Comment on Anti-Semitism and Collectivism by Mark T. Market

Mark T. Market — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 11:28:21 +0000

Interestingly, I've recently entertained two views on Collectivism. The first is the criticism, the second is a reprise in light of China's emergence. The two hardly satisfy any debates, but the important lesson for me is to be on guard against naively taking history as a final arbiter on anything, and to remain constantly vigilant and critical of ideas, no matter their merit.

Comment on About by Jael

Jael — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 16:24:49 +0000

My devoted man, this is my favorite of all your posts. Unlike you, I am absorbed with a need to relate to all I read, here is where I find you, the man I fell for sixteen years ago.

And, I from one of the many poems I have written for you-

“I will meet you under the stars, my love,”

and

“I cannot undeliquesce, nor can my hair unfall,”

for you.

Thank you for standing strong to what you believe, allowing me to be a small, somewhat contrary influence, taking my advice, but mostly for leaving it.

I maintain that you are the righter of us two.

Love, always,

Your wife

Comment on About by 9atha

9atha — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 06:38:28 +0000

woaaa…
nice blog..

Comment on American Fascism by skarbutts

skarbutts — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 20:18:51 +0000

I have not read the material you mention, however, I will look into it. I did check your blog out, but haven’t had a chance to dig into it yet – I will though. It looks interesting and so far I share some common views. Presently I am reading Jonah Goldberg’s book, Liberal Fascism, in which I am finding much that comes from the same vein of thought I have been writing from.

Comment on American Fascism by deusexviro

deusexviro — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 11:10:39 +0000

Also, I’ve added both your sites to my blogroll. Let me know if that’s a problem.

Comment on American Fascism by deusexviro

deusexviro — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 10:29:19 +0000

Hi, I’ve been reading many of your posts–intellectual stalking, if you will–as I have been recently awakening to the state of America and the world.

Onto your post:

I wrote about similar ideas in my blog (the beginning, especially, sounds similar. I hadn’t read your post when I wrote my ideas, by the way) which I just started , and I’d like to hear your ideas on it: http://deusexviro.wordpress.com/2008/12/13/the-futuility-of-armed-rebellion/

Also, the government has been responding to a collapsing financial state in a predictable way. Consider one thing that the school textbooks have said: FDR and his programs (the books will call them reforms) helped to pull them out of the Great Depression. So far, the government has followed this “fake fact” and interfered in many many ways (“coincidentally” giving money to centralized Industry in return for government ownership–of course, media outlets generally avoid that dirty little word “nationalization”). Obama is planning a WPA-clone, following FDR yet further.

But the next idea widely spread through education is the one we will come face to face with eventually. It is this: American involvement in World War II helped lift America out of the Great Depression. Whether this is true, or it was the fact that the American homeland was not in ruins as much of Europe was, will never be considered. As the government nationalizations and bailouts continue to fail, they will, I am sure, remember this “maxim.” The push for war will likely come. Terrorists may be the scapegoat. “Regressives”, perhaps, will also be. Or it may take on a different flavor, a non-violent war, a war of re-education and propaganda. Or the combination of the two.

“Therefore, remain not silent. Those who loudly proclaim the truth while few will listen, will have their words reverberating for generations afterwards.”

I know where you are coming from. The experiment of America, with a small government securing liberty, is a beautiful thing–a noble ideal worth defending as one would defend faith in God: to death. But the current government will fall from within, and, especially once the financial system collapses, free speech may no longer be free; it will have a price of death. An organized, non-violent, but invisible rebellion, I think, will be the best way. A loud, violent rebellion will, at least while the centralized government is strong, be suppressed. And, of course, the centralized government of the rising fascist/socialist state will be fighting a global war; this might be freedom’s last chance to fight, for if a centralized global government wins, they will write their own history books–after they’re done burning the rest.

Have you ever read the Brothers Karamavoz? I highly recommend it, at least the “Grand Inquisitor” portion, if you haven’t. It has supreme significance today.

Comment on A World off Axis by skarbutts

skarbutts — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 01:14:33 +0000

There are answers alright, but the system has become corrupt, and the people coming to save us are more corrupt.

Comment on A World off Axis by richard fitch

richard fitch — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 00:43:42 +0000

answer lies on taking away washington’s access to tax money. consumption tax at the begining of the marketing change, thereby eleminating all tax returns. this encourages savings, debt payoff, and investment. treasury would have monies coming out their ears. but once again off shore companies would return home. if you need further clarification i can explain to any economist or montary theorist on the planet. it ties in with your conclusive knowledge of supply and demand.

Comment on The Open Conspiracy Revealed by Treason: By Design or Negligence? « Skarbutts

Treason: By Design or Negligence? « Skarbutts — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 22:08:40 +0000

[...] has been, however, a documented plan for years, going back at least to H. G. Wells’s book “The Open Conspiracy: Blueprint for World Revolution”. With this plan, the Cloward-Piven Strategy for the collapse of the United States fits in [...]

Comment on Faith Against Faith by Reach for the Star and you might just reach the Moon « Wolf Pangloss

Reach for the Star and you might just reach the Moon « Wolf Pangloss — Fri, 02 May 2008 04:47:31 +0000

[...] Skarbutts points out in Faith Against Faith, there is no belief system that lacks [...]

Comment on Sophisticated Savages by Blogspotting: Skarbutts « Wolf Pangloss

Blogspotting: Skarbutts « Wolf Pangloss — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 02:21:32 +0000

[...] Sophisticated Savages 11.25.06 Subtitled “Neo-Tribalism, The Third Wave, and The New World Order,” this essay describes the tactics (The Third Way, Communitarianism, and the sabotage of the Westphalian Nation State) that will be used to implement the New World Order and the One World Government. [...]

Comment on Cogitations by Blogspotting: Skarbutts « Wolf Pangloss

Blogspotting: Skarbutts « Wolf Pangloss — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 02:21:12 +0000

[...] Cogitations 10.11.06 Seeds for thought. [...]

Comment on The Progressive Wellsian State by Blogspotting: Skarbutts « Wolf Pangloss

Blogspotting: Skarbutts « Wolf Pangloss — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 02:05:03 +0000

[...] The Progressive Wellsian State 10.20.06 Back before the term was tarnished by association with Hitler, many people were proud to be called fascists. One of them was H. G. Wells, “referred to himself as a “liberal fascist” and put forward a theory of revolutionary praxis centered around a concept he described as “liberal fascism.” [...]

Comment on Ideofascism: The Fourth Reich by Blogspotting: Skarbutts « Wolf Pangloss

Blogspotting: Skarbutts « Wolf Pangloss — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 02:04:41 +0000

[...] Skarbutts’ central insight, which must be understood in order to comprehend the rest, descends from the First Reich (The Holy Roman Empire). Although the term fascist has been distorted, once one understands the concept of the fasces the term becomes less murky and the false dichotomy between other forms of collectivism is exposed. Long before Mussolini espoused fascism the Roman Empire existed as a fascist state and the term fascist itself originated from the fasces which were the ancient Roman symbol representing the power of the state. The fasces were comprised of many rods which were bundled around an axe and bound by cords. The rods and axe together symbolized many diverse groups united and bound to a supreme authority as one. This symbol was revived to represent the Fascist Party during the twentieth century.Unity by itself is not fascism but becomes so when control is placed under a centralized authoritarian which determines to purge out or suppress all nonconformity and resistance. Like the rods of the fasces, fascism today also consists of many social groups and organizations which unite as one in seeking the establishment of a universal authoritarian to empower their agendas and suppress their opponents. These global networks of various groups, many in the form of NGOs and PVOs, represent almost innumerable causes such as environmental, humanitarian, animal rights, civil rights, and gay rights just to name a few. By disguising themselves in a cause that evokes sympathy, and by consolidating forces, they infect the body politic to establish an authoritarian rule which will sympathize with and empower their cause. The fasces as a symbol may or may not have out lived its usefulness, but as a concept it is ever present. (Ideo-fascism) [...]