The global industrial-financial complex has been doing its best for decades now to ensure there is no real ideological opposition to its life-hating agenda.
“The truth is that the language and imagery of this deeply anti-industrial movement were co-opted by the Nazis to gain support for their ultra-industrial programme – in the same way that the mainstream “green” movement today has been captured and used to advance the “sustainable” Fourth Industrial Revolution.” — Excellent analogy!
The reason “...Klages has completely disappeared from the cultural scene in general and the philosophical scene in particular” (Bishop), is what it always is: it's the price paid for being over the target.
“This, of course, is really why Klages has been sidelined and smeared by the system.” — That and, I would suggest, “Klages’s strong opposition to Zionism” you mentioned earlier. Openly expressing an unwillingness to kiss the Zionist ring has its consequences.
Agreed that the analogy to modern-day "green" movements is apt. Paul has a great ability here to to tie in many of the narratives we're seeing in the modern day as parallel to much of what has come before, in a way I've not quite seen anyone else do. Well done Paul!
“The truth is that the language and imagery of this deeply anti-industrial movement were co-opted by the Nazis to gain support for their ultra-industrial programme – in the same way that the mainstream “green” movement today has been captured and used to advance the “sustainable” Fourth Industrial Revolution.” — Excellent analogy!
The reason “...Klages has completely disappeared from the cultural scene in general and the philosophical scene in particular” (Bishop), is what it always is: it's the price paid for being over the target.
“This, of course, is really why Klages has been sidelined and smeared by the system.” — That and, I would suggest, “Klages’s strong opposition to Zionism” you mentioned earlier. Openly expressing an unwillingness to kiss the Zionist ring has its consequences.
Agreed that the analogy to modern-day "green" movements is apt. Paul has a great ability here to to tie in many of the narratives we're seeing in the modern day as parallel to much of what has come before, in a way I've not quite seen anyone else do. Well done Paul!
Thanks Tom.
Mr. Cudenec,
Reading one of your pieces never fails to open a door to a larger world I never knew existed. It's exhilarating! Thank you.
My pleasure!
Is the first essay? And if so, where are two and three?
“Do not judge”. Jesus.
as in, do not label, do not put things into little boxes
Sorry, you misunderstood me. I am agreeing with you 😂