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Published: 30 January 2021

Black Lives Matter Deserve the Noble Prize for Terror.

The Norwegian Nobel Institute has made many mistakes in awarding Nobel Prizes. It is inconceivable that writers such as Jorge Luís Borges, Leo Tolstoy, Franz Kafka, and George Orwell never received the coveted distinction in literature. Given the total denaturalization onslaught we are witnessing in the fields of language, concepts, ethics, and morals, it may be time for Orwell to receive a Nobel Prize, posthumously, for his works Animal Farm (1945) and 1984 (1949).

After all, the notions of “War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.” (1984) and that idea about all being “…equal but some are more equal than others” (Animal Farm), is being culturally institutionalized by the Marxian schemers of the world. Hence, in good postmodernist standing, if a Norwegian socialist parliament member has the audacity to nominate Black Lives Matter (“BLM”) for the 2021 “peace” prize, then Orwell’s sarcasm has earned the English novelist a nomination in the fields of literature for his written contribution and in science, for accurately predicting the future. 

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Published: 28 January 2021

A Postmodern Regime.

Joe Biden is the 46^th president of the United States. Unlike other past chief executives of the nation, his administration will run more like a regime then a government. In a democracy, governments and civil society play different roles.

Fundamental institutions like the press and their 21^st century equivalents, social media, are extended political arms of the Democratic Party in power today. Private business mirror in conduct fascist corporatist regimentation. A regime includes a government but additionally brings with it a set of institutions, laws, rituals, belief systems and a power structure. To merely identify the Biden Administration as simply a government, would be flawed. This is a postmodern presidency.

To understand and appreciate every policy that will emanate from the Biden White House, the rationalization behind it and the worldview upon which it is built, it is paramount to have a little background on what postmodernism exactly is. Basically, postmodernism is the intellectual framework we are currently living in. It began extending itself in the 1960s. This comprehensive worldview was imported from France and came fully jettisoned with German Marxism from the Frankfurt School. Essentially what it claims is that truth and knowledge are mainly socially constructed and cannot be discovered objectively. Postmodernism states that what one believes to be “true”, is strictly a function of the existing social power arrangement. 

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Published: 23 January 2021

The Trump Record.

Donald J. Trump is now officially a former president. History will show that his stewardship of America was seminal for many reasons. The paradigm shift that began its consolidation in 2016, for which Trump deserves great credit, was a 21st reaffirmation of the values and beliefs of American exceptionalism. This national renaissance was a de facto repudiation of an internationalist (or globalist) worldview that took hold among democracies following World War II and was later accentuated after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The economy was the most important aspect, setting aside foundational ideological and anthropological tenets that surrendered culture to savvy intellectual social engineers of a Marxist persuasion. Liberals and conservatives of the Old Right alike eventually became enjoined by socialists for strategical purposes in the world market stage, despite having unequal ethical credentials.

There is a morality to every political course. Trump followed a path aligned with America’s innate idiosyncratic principles that precede the American Revolution and are best understood in the Declaration of Independence and the fundamental route which followed and made the United States the freest and prosperous country in the world. Individual accountability, love of country, respect for the law and order, belief in a superior transcendental order, embrace of a free enterprise system, and the understanding that freedom is the most cherished natural right, were the moral guidelines behind the Trump agenda.

Here is what the empirical evidence tells us. 

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Published: 19 January 2021

American Socialism is Not European Social Democracy.

One of the biggest misnomers in popular culture is the notion of “democratic socialism”. It does not exist. The lie socialist politicians like Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (AOC), and America’s left have been promoting is a fabricated myth. It is a clever ploy intended to deceive.

“Democratic” socialism

The use of the adjective “democratic” serves to camouflage socialism’s abysmal moral, political, and economic failures. American socialism is wholly Marxist based. In fact, it inherently rejects welfare-state, social democratic schemes. It sees those alternatives as copouts. The new Biden administration, shepherded by todays increasingly left-wing Democratic Party, will retake the hardcore “long march through the institutions” Obama began.     

Highlighting a mythological variant of the “Nordic model” (Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden), an oscillating fusion of a welfare-state structure with varying degrees of social democratic purports, America’s socialist movement is on another playing field. In his address at Havard’s Kennedy School in 2015, former Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen clarified difference between the “Nordic model” and socialism. “I know that some people in the U. S. associate the Nordic model with some sort of socialism”, he said. 

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