Eso’s Chronicles 282 / 8
The ‘Knellen’ of EU Nations
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ZNOE
The
free and sovereign nations of Europe (ZNOE) have it in
their interest to be charismatic, because—unlike a globalized and belatedly Catholicized
planet of bureaucrats, who have deaded the mind and with it the culture of all
nation who take as their example the great federations of nations==they have a
culture to build for the present and future.
If the present nations of Europe escape the clutches
of such super bureaucrats as Barosso and Van Rompuy http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01917/euroSUM_1917100c.jpg
and hangers on like Viviane Reding http://static3.demotix.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/a_scale_large/200-8/photos/1271082840-european-commissioner-viviane-reding-receives-john-donahoe-ebay-ceo_299628.jpg
, all leaders of a school that believes that in return for boredom and their
own dead personality, they will get more power or be better remembered by
history, they have ahead of them much culture building, wood growing, and above
all, community building. All of the three mentioned environments today subsist
on what little is left that is genuine http://www.verdsarvfjord.no/images/rellingseterhus_vl1.jpg
is from the Middle Ages.
No doubt, you may st(b)umble on on beep bop cowboy
steroids, but you will surely discover something missing from your life before
the EU gets through with telling you what else to do.
Charisma in politics in the Western world has been an over
idealized VERBOTEN, because of Hitler, the charismatic German leader of post
WW1 Germany, who pulled his nation out of depression over the loss of WW1, but,
unfortunately, pulled it right into WW2, and worse:
The mechanistic killing of whoever took the Reich’s (a
federation of German States) fancy, but especially Jews, the latter simply
because someone had told Hitler that the Jews were the money bags, the bankers,
spoke Yiddish (a Germanic language that likely survived the Khazar Empire), and
had taken to roaming to any nation of the world, because their disciplined
manner of thinking (given the bend for it as a consequence of being among the
originators of the concept of ‘law’) helped train lawyers and bankers in many
nations. It was a double misfortune for the Jewish people that their foreign
students, all converts to greed from too long living in shacks built along the
outside of the castle walls of Viking princes, had no respect for divinity
whatsoever and became cynical heirs to their princes, though not to the Jews.
The images of the two became comingled, but the prejudice of ordinary folk
turned against the Jews, because it was hard to believe that one’s own would
waste so little time before becoming bankers, griffins, and other kinds of vultures.
The victors of WW2 again decided to blame the Germans,
who, took the road of least resistance, and censured the name of Hitler as if it
was to be for ever from their books. The rest of the world knows this censure as
Goodwin’s Law http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law
, which, not surprisingly, is misused mostly by the German government and
Jewish Zionists, thus, blocking much needed discussion of anti-Semitist
propaganda in the West (independent of Germany), and Zionist fascism, mostly
applied against Israel’s closest neighbours in the name of a fictitious myth of
whence Jewish origins.
While the unfortunate anti-Semitic campaign of the
Nazis is a bloody chapter indeed, this ought not to prevent us from
re-examining history for false flags, which were planted as long ago as the
invasion of the Vikings into Western Europe and the Ukraine of the Black Sea
regions.
One ruler’s misdeeds and violence, however, cannot do
away with the role of charisma in politics. In spite of the deads in the
spitoon caused to politics by ‘democratic’ bureaucracies, charisma in politics
cannot be done without, and as I have argued in earlier blogs, while charisma
is to some extent dependent on an individual king’s personality, the main
ingredients are that the king’s decision is personal and that he ‘pays’ for it
through the sacrifice of his life at its end. No one may take from a King this
prerogative, unless he refuses it, in which case in ancient times, the
survivors of his court could and did put a garrotte around his neck.
I realize that
such an execution of a King may not only be scandalous, but appear barbaric,
because it must be witnessed by the public. On the other hand, given the
reestablishment of the tradition of Kings, it will not be anything new, least
of all to the King, who will have grown up knowing his role, and were he not to
desire it, would have the opportunity to decline it.
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