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A sensible analysis of politics today: identifying the enemy and friendI am going to give a brief answer to some of what is implied in the above; Looking up my other blogs may help you understand more, especially my link to (myspace and what I have there posted);it may actually "seem" today that liberals are to blame for everythingy, in fact they are co-responsible, and this requires one to read and half-understand—for noboby can fully understand this book—"The Closing of the AMERICAN MIND"—this work makes a convincing argument that the left has been "Neitzscheanized" today, and this has taken place in the universities as a result of profoundly "right wing" forces—and this has been given its impetus by the University of Chicago and postmodernism (only confusedly understood to be left-wing: what rather it has done is present a false dichotimization between left and right and kept us babbling about that, instead of actually critically and intelligently analyzing what is going on—in preparation, on my analysis, for a "right wing" revolution, which my soon dawn: That revolution goes way back to 1933, and the importation to this country, on my view, of radical, possibly fascist supported, elements of Nazi Germany who came here and re-fashioned our government in the image: In other words, although the United states ostensibly won the war, as Leo Strauss argued in his "Natural Right and History"—not explicitly but by implication—America had been deprived in that war of "the Sublimest fruit of its victory"—by the triumph on its soil of its conquerors ideas; that is, in essence what Bloom argued; and this revolution began in 1936, and was, on my analysis, culminated twenty-seven years later with the murder of president Kennedy by right wing forces—forces which proceeded to send their"magic Bullet" sailing through the decade causing it to destroy the idealist movement against the war: Viet-Nam was the fruit of the triumph of the right, and it created an enormous amount of wealth for a small number of oligarchs—who rule even today: What's worse is that they prepared their revolution in the realms of biology and cosmological physics (see my other essays on myspace), and will now attempt to consummate this revolution by destroying our liberal democratic tradition.
A sensible analysis of politics today: identifying the enemy and friend
I am going to give a brief answer to some of what is implied in the above; Looking up my other blogs may help you understand more, especially my link to (myspace and what I have there posted);it may actually "seem" today that liberals are to blame for everythingy, in fact they are co-responsible, and this requires one to read and half-understand—for noboby can fully understand this book—"The Closing of the AMERICAN MIND"—this work makes a convincing argument that the left has been "Neitzscheanized" today, and this has taken place in the universities as a result of profoundly "right wing" forces—and this has been given its impetus by the University of Chicago and postmodernism (only confusedly understood to be left-wing: what rather it has done is present a false dichotimization between left and right and kept us babbling about that, instead of actually critically and intelligently analyzing what is going on—in preparation, on my analysis, for a "right wing" revolution, which my soon dawn: That revolution goes way back to 1933, and the importation to this country, on my view, of radical, possibly fascist supported, elements of Nazi Germany who came here and re-fashioned our government in the image: In other words, although the United states ostensibly won the war, as Leo Strauss argued in his "Natural Right and History"—not explicitly but by implication—America had been deprived in that war of "the Sublimest fruit of its victory"—by the triumph on its soil of its conquerors ideas; that is, in essence what Bloom argued; and this revolution began in 1936, and was, on my analysis, culminated twenty-seven years later with the murder of president Kennedy by right wing forces—forces which proceeded to send their"magic Bullet" sailing through the decade causing it to destroy the idealist movement against the war: Viet-Nam was the fruit of the triumph of the right, and it created an enormous amount of wealth for a small number of oligarchs—who rule even today: What's worse is that they prepared their revolution in the realms of biology and cosmological physics (see my other essays on myspace), and will now attempt to consummate this revolution by destroying our liberal democratic tradition.
