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The American revolution: a serious rival to Usura established


The importance of Ezra Pound’s pioneering work in this field, particularly on the subject of Usura’s extension of control over the United States









Staff and Scrip - traditionalist explorations beyond positivism, materialism, empiricism and liberalism

I hope you will click on one or two blogs and thought pieces and explore with me ways out of the materialist liberal-democratic paradigm in which we are all ensnared.

We have certainly arrived at a point, described prophetically by Louis-Gabriel-Amboise de Bonald, nearly 200 years ago, at which “every passion that is not for money, honour, or pleasure is called unreasonable and fanatical”.

It is in this sense that I hope you will find an abundance of unreasonableness and fanaticism in my writings.


John Dunn.


News and viewpoints: Garaudy and the religious dimension

The rise of the empire of Usura The rise of the empire of Usura
Here, in embryo, would be the principle antitheses of world history in the post-Reformation world. The proponents of the vertical order made a stand against the horizontalism of disorder. Religion confronted secularism. Order stood against disorder. Traditionalism met modernity and the future liberalism. The sacred and the profane collided.

Quote every hour: We must inspire a style of active impersonality, so what counts is the work and not the individual, so individuals are not able to consider themselves as something important, as important as the role, responsibilities, the task undertaken, the aim pursued. Julius Evola

Disorder lived as order Disorder lived as order
Perversely, it is Mammonism that has the supporting ‘belief’ system - Calvinist and covenantal. Disorder has taken the trappings of order to the point where the individual confronting traditionalism might say - ‘I’m defending liberty and Christianity’. ‘What is more, I’m defending liberty as a “tradition” of my country.’ Thus anti-tradition takes on the trappings of religion and freedom for which people will die.

 

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