Posted on 26 December 2011. Tags: false flags, falsehood, fundamentalism, tradition, truth
Deus Vult! It is significant to mention that even though we may be by admission considered to be “reactionary”, it is also important not to be aligned with many movements and individuals which label themselves as such. While many movements claim that they represent conservatism or even “paleoconservatism,” their actions and actual creed can speak [...]
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Posted in Culture, Current Events, Politics, Religion
Posted on 17 December 2011. Tags: atheism, Christianity, Christopher Hitchens, Islam, politics, pseudoconservatism, religion
Glória in excélsis Deo. The life-long, unrepentant Trotskyist polemicist and warmongering atheist known as Christopher Hitchens has died of esophageal cancer. Hitchens was a man of his time, an insignificant son of a World War Two British war criminal, who was catapulted to fame through his absolute hatred and intolerance of all things religious, while his [...]
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Posted in Current Events, Religion
Posted on 16 December 2011. Tags: academics, brainwashing, China, culture, media, political correctness, propaganda, racism
During the past few months, I have had the opportunity to travel to several countries and speak to many audiences in an various settings. These travels have been most enlightening, because the attitudes I received have been markedly different. In Europe, I was greeted mainly with suspicion and disdain: this was the 21st century, not the 19th, [...]
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Posted in Politics, Society
Posted on 06 December 2011. Tags: America, collapse, crisis, energy, environment, peak oil, policy
Peak oil is the point in time when the maximum rate of global petroleum extraction is reached, after which the rate of production enters terminal decline. This concept has been a concern for some scientists, politicians and economists for a while now, mainly because of the vast implications it may have on the world economy and [...]
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Posted in Culture, Economy, Politics, Science
Posted on 03 December 2011. Tags: Buddhism, Dalai Lama, fraud, globalism, leadership, liberalism, modernity, religion, Tibetan Buddhism, world affairs
As far as world religious leaders go, there are probably who are held in higher esteem by the Western media and Western intellectuals than the Dalai Lama. His cause is given much sympathy in the West, with numerous Hollywood celebrities and academics joining together to promote the independence of the mountain kingdom. Having been a [...]
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Posted in Religion