The Brave New World Has Been Realized
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This sounds good:Southern Agrarians - Infogalactic: the planetary knowledge core
infogalactic.com
"M. Thomas Inge defines agrarianism by the following basic tenets:[4]
- Farming is the sole occupation that offers total independence and self-sufficiency.
- Urban life, capitalism, and technology destroy independence and dignity and foster vice and weakness.
- The agricultural community, with its fellowship of labor and co-operation, is the model society.
- The farmer has a solid, stable position in the world order. He "has a sense of identity, a sense of historical and religious tradition, a feeling of belonging to a concrete family, place, and region, which are psychologically and culturally beneficial." The harmony of his life checks the encroachments of a fragmented, alienated modern society.
- Cultivation of the soil "has within it a positive spiritual good" and from it the cultivator acquires the virtues of "honor, manliness, self-reliance, courage, moral integrity, and hospitality." They result from a direct contact with nature and, through nature, a closer relationship to God. The agrarian is blessed in that he follows the example of God in creating order out of chaos."
- https://infogalactic.com/info/Agrarianism
Sounds like utopia.
Big Pharm as Big Agriculture will destroy any opportunity for agrarianism.
Well, I read it and agree with just about all of it—however, I’d answer differently to the question posed at the end:
“Does he [Christ] want us to take up arms to “fix” the world from the evil-doers, or does he want us to keep our eyes and heart on Him to endure a spiritual struggle for greater rewards in Heaven?”
I myself foresee the Holy Spirit using different people for different things. And I’d say eventually he’ll use some of his followers—those within the US military—to topple the US federal government and return America to a looser organization of individual states, much as we had under the 1777-1787 Articles of Confederation.
And although I wouldn’t see such a transition as permanent, I would see it as necessary for a length of time—between 5 and 10 years—in order to completely sever Americans’ dependence on the US Federal Reserve (and to any similar notions of a centralized money creation power). Has to get away from the Fed Res and that organization’s now nearly endless shills in the federal system.
That’s where a great deal of the evil is coming from, has sprung from. Not all of it—I’m not one of these persons who insists that, were the 1913 US Federal Reserve Act not to have transpired, by now we’d have a nation perfectly befitting the returning Christ—a mostly harmonious and virtuous public focused on more than individualistic indulgences, more than efforts to magnify the ego of the individual.
Nonetheless, putting the US Federal Reserve into the midst of the American civilization was like putting a big bag of fentanyl outside every US town’s Narcotics Anonymous meetup hall.
And that won’t change even if another centralized system replaces the Fed Res—say, “BlackRock, Incorporated”—nor will it change if Fed Res notes are replaced with a digital currency.
Thing is, westerners have to start thinking in terms of the money power itself being Christianized—and as easy as that is to say, doing it is a profoundly different challenge. “Comfort” and “convenience” are the 2 best friends of the modern westerner—two dear friends he absolutely cannot imagine parting with. Yet there is no way to make the transition I’m suggesting without dramatically severing these friendships for a protracted length.
The only thing I’d ask of the military men who topple DC is that they also get rid of our nukes. Get rid of all our WMDs—nukes, secret bioweapon strains, secret poisonous gas stockpiles.
Otherwise, our next Civil War is going to be a self-exterminating one.
“Does he [Christ] want us to take up arms to “fix” the world from the evil-doers, or does he want us to keep our eyes and heart on Him to endure a spiritual struggle for greater rewards in Heaven?”
I myself foresee the Holy Spirit using different people for different things. And I’d say eventually he’ll use some of his followers—those within the US military—to topple the US federal government and return America to a looser organization of individual states, much as we had under the 1777-1787 Articles of Confederation.
And although I wouldn’t see such a transition as permanent, I would see it as necessary for a length of time—between 5 and 10 years—in order to completely sever Americans’ dependence on the US Federal Reserve (and to any similar notions of a centralized money creation power). Has to get away from the Fed Res and that organization’s now nearly endless shills in the federal system.
That’s where a great deal of the evil is coming from, has sprung from. Not all of it—I’m not one of these persons who insists that, were the 1913 US Federal Reserve Act not to have transpired, by now we’d have a nation perfectly befitting the returning Christ—a mostly harmonious and virtuous public focused on more than individualistic indulgences, more than efforts to magnify the ego of the individual.
Nonetheless, putting the US Federal Reserve into the midst of the American civilization was like putting a big bag of fentanyl outside every US town’s Narcotics Anonymous meetup hall.
And that won’t change even if another centralized system replaces the Fed Res—say, “BlackRock, Incorporated”—nor will it change if Fed Res notes are replaced with a digital currency.
Thing is, westerners have to start thinking in terms of the money power itself being Christianized—and as easy as that is to say, doing it is a profoundly different challenge. “Comfort” and “convenience” are the 2 best friends of the modern westerner—two dear friends he absolutely cannot imagine parting with. Yet there is no way to make the transition I’m suggesting without dramatically severing these friendships for a protracted length.
The only thing I’d ask of the military men who topple DC is that they also get rid of our nukes. Get rid of all our WMDs—nukes, secret bioweapon strains, secret poisonous gas stockpiles.
Otherwise, our next Civil War is going to be a self-exterminating one.
If Huxley was in on the New World Order meetings and helping to implement them through propaganda then it's ironic that his other book, The Pereniall Philosophy, was actually the start of my journey back from agnosticism to Christianity. This article also reminds me of the statement in his letter to Orwell that the New World Order will be brought in less by a desire for control but rather a need for efficiency. That's why I agree that Clown World was a stage for softening people up enough to accept this "new normal." People had their willpower whittled down by depravity enough to make a revolution against this sudden, drastic reduction in opportunity for the masses almost impossible. Hopefully more people will learn to lean on their faith when they feel like they can't cope anymore.
Great article!
Great article!
Our society certainly includes many aspects of Huxley's Brave New World, but, I also think it includes aspects of Orwell's 1984. With the recent news coming from United Airlines regarding their hiring policy for pilots mandating that 50% of all pilots have to be women or blacks we have to include Idiotocracy too.
As a woman driver, I am always more cautious around other woman drivers
Although, I do prefer supporting female dentists, female nurses, female gynaecologists, female clothing designers, female mothers, etc.
In "Looking Backward" there's a paragraph where they say that women should be paid the same for less amount of work (because to each his/her ability)
Upper-class women of yesteryear didn't do much of anything. There's other threads talking about how feminism is largely an upper-class phenomena, which I agree with. The more moral ones end up supporting goofy causes because of empathy and guilt, and the more sociopathic ones try to steer them in their own direction.
I think both world wars had a major impact on the susceptibility to feminism. Perhaps it was part of the agenda. Dehumanize through wars, kill the men, leave the women widowed, children orphans and then you have a mother and the grandmother, for instance trying to be both mother and father; impossible.
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Robin
There is an endless drive to destroy natural creation and replace it with bland sterile artificial development.
Woe unto them that join house to house, that lay field to field, till there be no place, that they may be placed alone in the midst of the earth!
Democracy
A recommend read,The End of Democracy, by Christophe Buffin de Chosal - translated by Ryan P. Plummer, 2014
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A recommend read,The End of Democracy, by Christophe Buffin de Chosal - translated by Ryan P. Plummer, 2014
Quotes
I haven’t seen one sheep in my life that wanted to chop its dick off yet... just saying...
Mastershifu
Chicken
Only God can do that not humans
Mastershifu
Chicken
Hahaha
"One faith, one law and one standard of justice did not mean democracy.
The heresy of democracy has since then worked havoc in church and state...
Christianity and democracy are inevitably enemies" just as judeo is the enemy of Christianity.
Julian Huxley was his brother, not his great-uncle, so Aldous was even closer to the action. His literature is probably based on the meetings of the elites, which his brother attended. It goes back to the satanic thing where they tell you more or less what they are going to do to you. If you don't object, then the blame is shifted from them to you, in their thinking. There are of course parallels with the current events.
He was part of the Bloomsbury Group for a time, which included a lot of familiar names
Bloomsbury Group - Wikipedia
He parodied them (sort of) in "Chrome Yellow." I remember one of the characters talked about how lovely it would be if babies were born in bottles because reproduction is so ghastly, or something to that effect.
Basically they were a bunch of bisexual (I would guess they leaned more to being gaywads, but still married, being elitist Brits who needed to make family connections) psychopaths who would rather come up with bizarre (and elaborate) philosophies and justifications and restructure society than ever admit something might be a little "off" with themselves.
Listened to this the other day off of a CBS workshop production for public audiences, with Aldous Huxley as narrator. Easy listen while working on a project.
Only criticism is that the ending needed to be censored given the novel’s violence and sexual debauchery at the story’s end.
Only criticism is that the ending needed to be censored given the novel’s violence and sexual debauchery at the story’s end.